Holiday Party Games and Activities

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How much desk hopping goes on in your office? Try this game to see who gets around the most.

You’re never at a loss for coffee mugs in the office. Multi-task those mugs with this game.

Throw in a little team building with the party games.

Commission an artistic friend to apply henna-art tattoos for your guests. Use arms, hands, legs, feet, and bellies. You can order the temporary tattoo bottles of henna online at henna mendhi. The application is a snap and welcomes much creativity, camaraderie, intimacy, and laughter.

Play eastern-style Indian music with a chill out vibe.

This game is played just like Jeopardy. However, all the game clues are themed around people, events and dates that occurred at past family holiday gatherings.

This game is also played like Jeopardy, but the questions should refer to traditional holiday stories. For example, if the holiday being celebrated is Christmas, all questions should refer to the traditional story of Old Saint Nick, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, the story of the Three Kings, Frosty the Snowman, etc.The same idea should be applied to Hannukah, Kwanzaa, the Chinese New Year, etc.

In this holiday trivia game, family members are split up into two teams. One team member picks a card from a pile that has names of popular holiday songs written on it. The team member who chose the card must keep the card secret and then hum the tune of the song for the rest of their team members to guess. Each team has thirty seconds to name the holiday song for one point.

In this game, family members are split up into two teams, Team A and Team B. One member of Team A will pick a holiday song from a stack and read off the first refrain of lyrics. One word from the lyrics should be blanked out (not spoken). It is then up to the chosen team member from Team B to finish the lyric by saying the word that was left out.