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He runs back and tags the next child. This continues until all the boxes are stacked up at the opposite end.

If the boxes fall over, they have to start over at the start line. The first group to stack the gift boxes across the finish line wins. If this seems too easy for your group, add a second leg to the race.

Ask the kids to bring the boxes back to the start line after they have all been stacked at the finish. Pick one child to be the shepherd and the rest of the class will be sheep. If you have a large group pick four or five children to play at a time. After the challenging game, kids learn that it can also be challenging to focus our hearts for Christmas. Help your older kids understand the giving spirit of Christmas with this Gift Wrap Race game.

Kids are given everything they need to wrap a present for the world…the only thing is, they have to come up with the gift. Will they choose peace? An end to hunger? This silly, fun icebreaker game is perfect for older kids around 10 to 12 years old. Teams will run a relay race while reenacting the first Christmas using cleaning supplies. The game works even better if you can get the adults to join in as well. What games do you and your kids play at Christmastime? Do you have any special Christmas traditions that make the season special?

Share your thoughts with us in our comment section below! Check out all our Christmas posts. At our "Happy Birthday, Jesus" Christmas parties, a favorite game for the kids in my children's ministry is "Pin the Tail on the Donkey. Find all your favorite Christmas song titles, lyrics, and more in this fun word scramble featuring Christmas carols. The first person to circle each song title wins! If you need help locating the last few phrases, our answer key can help.

Want to keep the whole family entertained? Grab our free word puzzles, bingo games and coloring activity sheets—all in kid-friendly Christmas themes. By Emily VanSchmus November 10, Save Pin FB More. Related Items Three Elf Bingo cards. Christmas Charades. Download your free printable Christmas Charades cards here. Christmas Charades is a great party game for all types of gatherings.

You can also use this game to introduce a lesson on the true meaning of Christmas. Christmas Pictionary. Download your free printable Christmas Pictionary cards here. Play this Christmas version of Pictionary at home, in church, or at any Christmas party!

Pile Up the Presents. Stack the presents as high as possible. A great evangelism game to introduce the greatest gift of all — Jesus. Blanket Name Game. Hold up a large blanket between two teams, with one player from each team standing on either side of the blanket. This ice-breaker game can be used to introduce the Christmas story about the angel appearing to young Mary and the shepherds to tell them about the birth of Jesus.

In this game, players must shake 5 boxes and guess the number of bells each box contains. Play this game during your Christmas party or use it to introduce the Christmas story about angels appearing to the shepherds. Christmas Scavenger Hunt. Scavenger Hunts are great fun for groups of all ages. In this collection of Christmas Scavenger Hunts, you will be looking for items unique to the holiday season.

The ideas here include options for playing indoors as well as a Christmas Scavenger Hunt around the neighborhood. Christmas themed printables are provided to add a touch of celebratory cheer to the occasion. Christmas Word Search. Have fun trying to solve these 10 Christmas word search puzzles. This collection includes easier puzzles for younger children.

Solutions are provided. Oven Mitt Unwrap. Try your hand at unwrapping a Christmas present while wearing a pair of oven mitts.