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Easter Scavenger Hunt Fun: Ideas for Kids, Families, and Groups

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December 12, 2024 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Easter, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Discover egg-citing and engaging Easter Scavenger Hunt Ideas for kids and families! From Bible-based hunts with trivia questions to rhyming clue treasure hunts, celebrate Easter with faith-filled fun. Perfect for Sunday school, youth groups, or at-home activities!

Easter is a season of joy, fun, and togetherness—and what better way to celebrate than with a scavenger hunt? Whether you’re looking for a classic indoor treasure hunt, a Bible-focused activity, or rhyming clues to make your Easter egg hunt extra special, we’ve got you covered. Dive into these creative ideas to make this Easter unforgettable!

Why Choose an Easter Scavenger Hunt?

Traditional Easter Egg Hunt Ideas are fun, but why not give it a bit of a twist? Easter scavenger hunts are versatile, engaging, and perfect for all ages. Whether you’re entertaining toddlers, teens, or even adults, a scavenger hunt can add an exciting twist to your holiday. From rhyming riddles to meaningful Bible trivia, these activities bring fun, learning, and family bonding together.

Take a look at these fun ideas below. They will become your favorite traditions!

1. Bible Easter Scavenger Hunt: 24 Questions to Explore the Easter Story

For a meaningful activity that dives into the heart of Easter, try a Bible Easter Scavenger Hunt. This hunt combines the fun of a scavenger game with Easter trivia, encouraging kids to explore the Easter story through 24 Bible-based questions.

How It Works:

Provide each child or team with a Bible.
Provide the 24 Easter trivia questions, each tied to a verse from the Easter story.
Challenge them to find the answers by reading the Bible passages.

Sample Questions:

“What happened at the Temple when Jesus died in Matthew 27:50-51?”
“What did the angel say to the women in Matthew 28:5-8?”
“In Mark 15:21, who helped Jesus carry the cross?”

This Easter Scavenger hunt for older kids is ideal for Sunday school, youth groups, or families looking to deepen their understanding of the Easter story.

2. Christian Easter Story Scavenger Hunt Printable

Celebrate Easter with a meaningful twist by incorporating a Christ-centered scavenger hunt into your festivities! This Christian Easter Scavenger Hunt blends engaging fun with the powerful story of Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection. Designed for families, Sunday school groups, or homeschoolers, this scavenger hunt leads participants through the Easter story using riddles that highlight key moments and symbols of faith.

Highlights of the Christian Easter Scavenger Hunt

Faith-Focused Clues: These different clues guide children to uncover the story of Jesus’ resurrection step by step with 20 rhyming riddles.
Interactive and Fun: Each clue connects to a meaningful element of the Easter story, making the experience both exciting and educational.
Customizable Setup: Perfect for homes of all sizes, with a mix of indoor and outdoor hiding spots. Parents and teachers can tailor the hunt to fit their space.
Engaging for All Ages: Easy-to-read clues make this activity suitable for kids and adults alike.

How it Works

Prepare the Clues: Print and cut the clue cards. Each riddle connects to a key moment in the Easter story, from Jesus’ journey to the cross to His resurrection.
Hide the Clues: Place the cards in creative locations around your home or yard.
Solve Together: As children follow the clues, they’ll journey through the Easter story, reflecting on its powerful message of love and hope.
Celebrate at the End: Conclude the hunt with a special reward—a meaningful keepsake, faith-inspired treat, or even turn this into an Easter Basket Scavenger Hunt with a giant basket from the bunny at the end!

This Christian Easter Scavenger Hunt offers a unique way to reflect on the true meaning of the season while creating lasting memories with your family. Whether used at home or in a group setting, it’s the perfect activity to celebrate the joy of Jesus’ resurrection.

3. Classic Easter Scavenger Hunt with Rhyming Clue Cards

Turn your home into a treasure map with our At-Home Easter Scavenger Hunt featuring 20 rhyming clues. Perfect for kids of all ages, this guided hunt leads participants from one clue to the next, with a Easter surprise waiting at the end.

How It Works:

Print the rhyming clue cards.
Hide the clues around your home in locations that match the riddles (e.g., the washing machine, under a shoe, or near a flowerpot).
Add small prizes, candy-filled eggs, or save a big Easter basket as the final reward.

This hunt is customizable—omit clues that don’t fit your home, and rearrange the order to suit your layout.

Easter Egg Hiding Riddles are great for controlling your child’s environment. They lead your child around the home instead of letting them run wherever on a traditional Easter Egg Hunt.

Sample Rhyming Clue Cards:

Take a look at these cute Easter clues for peeps all ages.

Hand your child the first clue card or let them find it beside some half eat carrots (perhaps left out by the Easter bunny!)

Happy Easter! Let’s have some eggs-tra fun! Follow the bunny trail and find a prize when you’re done. The first clue is where the dirty clothes get spun.

The hunt has begun, so think like a winner. Where do you go when it’s time to eat a nice dinner?

Where did the bunny hide the next clue? Hippity Hoppity your way to look inside your shoe.

The Easter bunny likes carrot juice for a drink. Now take a look for the next clue under the kitchen sink.

You’re egg-cellent at this fun treasure hunt. Find your prize on the grass out front. Happy Easter!

… plus 15 more fun Easter clues for kids of all ages. Each clue will lead your seeker to find the next clue until the reach the final card with a prize out front in the grass.

Get the Classic Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues Printable

Hippity hop hop… Easter’s on its way! These 20 Easter Scavenger Hunt clues are perfect for an at-home scavenger hunt. Choose the order of scavenger hunt clues and omit the Easter hunt clues that do not fit your home or seeker. At the end of the hunt, find a big surprise gift, candy, or even the Easter basket as the perfect Easter gift!

These Easter Treasure Hunt riddles will lead your seeker indoors and outdoors. You can use the 20 easy-to-read Easter Bunny Scavenger Hunt printables paired with or without Easter Eggs.

What you get with purchase:

20 Easter Themed Scavenger Hunt Riddles printable PDF Instant Download
Easter Scavenger Hunt Riddles Answer Key

Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues PDF

Easter Scavenger Hunt Ideas for All Ages

How do you make Easter fun? A guided Easter Scavenger Hunt is a fun way to twist up the classic Easter Egg Hunt tradition. With our 20 at-home scavenger hunt clues, hop through the house with Easter-themed clues using rhyming riddles.

There are a few different ways you can handle this Easter Treasure hunt. Have an Easter egg with candy at each location, have a fun little treasure or treat with your clues, or save a big Easter basket for the end of the Easter bunny treasure hunt.

Use scavenger hunts at easter with the following age groups.

Toddlers and Preschoolers: Younger children may need help reading the clues. Pair younger elementary-age kids with an older sibling or adult for an exciting bunny hop from one location to the next. Add interactive fun by encouraging them to “hop like a bunny” or “wiggle their noses” between clues.
Tweens and Teens: Older kids can enjoy more challenging riddles and tailored prizes like money, gift cards, or small gadgets. This ensures they stay engaged and excited about the hunt.
Adults: Why let the kids have all the fun? Create a grown-up scavenger hunt with clues leading to treats like gourmet chocolate, mini wine bottles, self-care products, or even lottery tickets.

Let’s elaborate!

Easter Scavenger Hunt for Toddlers

These Easter Scavenger Hunt clues are very appropriate for preschoolers. If you have a child who cannot read an adult or older sibling can help them read the clues and solve the Easter Scavenger hunt riddles. Have them get silly hopping like a bunny to each new location.

Easter Egg Hunt Clues for Older Child

As a mother of five, I know the older kids tend to be left out of the treasure hunt fun especially when it comes to your outdoor Easter egg hunt. Apparently no one likes to see a teen with an Easter egg basket out racing young kids. While the little kids can delight in the outside Easter Egg treasure hunt fun, allow your youth and tweens to enjoy an at home Easter Treasure hunt. Fill the teen eggs with only something they would love like make-up, new phone chargers, fuzzy socks, sour candy, or even money!

Easter Egg Riddles for Adults

Gift your spouse some inner childhood Easter fun. Use these Easter egg hunt riddles for adults instead of the kids. Fill plastic eggs with fancy candy one would never share with the kids. Alternative Easter Egg fillers for adults could also include mini alcohol bottles, socks, tie, self-care products, or even lottery tickets.

Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt

What about a fun twist? Try this alternative to Easter morning. Another fun way to twist up the traditional Easter Egg hunt is with glow in the dark eggs. You can buy glow in the dark eggs or make your own DIY glow in the dark eggs. Pair with your treasure hunt clues for a fun adventure and prize after the sun goes down.

All of these fun Easter ideas can be a scavenger hunt with eggs or without.

Easter Scavenger Hunt FAQs

Do I have to use all 20 Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues?

Not at all! Tailor the hunt to your space and audience. In the scavenger hunts with clue cards, you can split these Easter Scavenger Hunt clues. For example, if you don’t have a flower pot or the freezer is not a place you want your child to go, omit that treasure hunt card. In the Easter Story scavenger hunt, try to eliminate as few cards as possible as it tells the story of Easter with the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

What are fun Easter Games?

Scavenger Hunts make fun Easter games for groups or inviduals. You can find similar content and more fun Easter game ideas. These include Easter Minute to Win it Games and Easter Party Games.

Who is this Treasure Hunt Appropriate for?

These treasure hunts can be used with toddlers, young kids, teens, and even adults. The riddles would be geared to a child, but there is no reason that an inner child cannot have fun with the Easter activity too. Pair older kids with younger kids that cannot read or solve riddles.

Do you use Easter eggs in this hunt?

The use of Plastic Easter eggs and the amount of prizes is up to you. Have an Easter egg with a treat at each clue stop or have a large prize at the end of the treasure hunt. Adapt to what works for your home, family or Easter party guests.

What are good prize ideas?

Candy is a classic choice, but mix it up with small toys, trinkets, or experience-based prizes like “movie night” or “pizza party” coupons. For example, keep it simple and prize ideas can include candy – just like your traditional egg hunt. To twist it up and personalize your hunt. Fun things to put in Easter eggs are money, stickers, socks, rings, necklaces, erasers, and small trinkets. One alternative is experiences. Write on a piece of paper like popcorn night, pizza out, go to the movie theater, etc. Your child can trade in their coupons throughout the ear for entertainment events with mom or dad. These are things you might otherwise do, anyway.

When is a good time to have a scavenger hunt?

There are many times of year you can host a scavenger hunt. Our favorite is the Birthday Scavenger Hunt leading your child to find a birthday present at each stop along the away. Also look at the Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Camping Scavenger Hunt. See more here.

Other Easter Fun

Easter is the perfect time for fun and engaging activities that bring families and kids together! If you’re looking for exciting ways to add some energy to your Easter celebration, check out these Hilarious Easter Game Ideas for Kids. From hilarious Minute-to-Win-It challenges to classic egg roll and relay races, these games are sure to keep kids of all ages entertained. Whether you’re hosting a party, planning a Sunday school activity, or just looking for something fun to do at home, these creative game ideas will make your Easter celebration unforgettable!

Want to keep the meaning of the season in Easter? Take a look at these 40 Easter Bible Verses, designed to help families reflect on the true significance of Easter. These verses beautifully recount the story of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, highlighting God’s love and the hope we have in Christ. Whether you use them during the 40 days of Lent, as part of your Easter Week devotions, or on Easter Sunday itself, these Scriptures are a wonderful way to connect with the spiritual heart of the season. The verses are easy to read and understand, making them perfect for teaching kids about faith and the ultimate gift of salvation. Incorporate them into family activities, write them on cards for your scavenger hunts, or share them during a quiet moment of reflection to center your family on the message of hope and redemption that Easter brings.

Decorating for Easter doesn’t have to break the bank! With a little creativity and a trip to your local dollar store, you can create beautiful, festive décor that brings the spirit of Easter into your home without overspending. These DIY Easter Dollar Store Ideas are great! From pastel-colored table settings to DIY centerpieces and wreaths, there are endless ways to craft charming decorations at a fraction of the cost. Use items like plastic eggs, faux flowers, baskets, and ribbon to design unique pieces that are both fun and affordable. Try transforming dollar store finds into personalized Easter crafts or gifts for family and friends. Whether it’s a spring-inspired garland, a cheerful Easter wreath, or themed decorations for your kids’ scavenger hunt, these ideas prove you can keep your Easter décor stylish, festive, and wallet-friendly!

Looking for creative ways to celebrate the true meaning of Easter with your Sunday school class? Check out this Easter Crafts for Sunday School blog post filled with engaging, faith-based craft ideas that are perfect for teaching kids about the story of Jesus’ resurrection. From hands-on activities that reinforce Bible lessons to beautiful keepsakes kids can take home, these crafts are designed to inspire and bring the Easter message to life. Perfect for all ages, these ideas make learning about Easter both fun and meaningful!

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Family fun is ahead! Easter is the perfect time to create lasting memories and bring joy to your whole family. With these Easter scavenger hunt ideas, you can transform your annual Easter egg hunt into an exciting adventure filled with faith, fun, and togetherness. Whether you choose a Bible-based scavenger hunt, a Christ-centered story hunt, or classic rhyming clue cards, these activities are sure to be a blast for kids and adults alike. Don’t forget to add fun prizes and Easter treats along the way to keep everyone engaged and smiling. Make this Easter unforgettable with activities that celebrate the season and create cherished traditions for years to come!

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Family Traditions for Fall

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November 8, 2024 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Family, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Thanksgiving

Family activities solidify healthy family relationships. As you begin to gather your fall family bucket list this season, be sure to add these Family Traditions for Fall.

While your kids are at home, it is important to create family traditions. This can be done with the change of seasons and the change of activities available in one’s area. Family traditions are a set of activities you repeat within a family. Traditions make each family unique as they are experiences that not every family will have. When you combine family traditions, you create your own unique family blueprint.

As the temperatures drop and the leaves begin to turn, try some of these fall family activities. They can be done alone, with your immediate family, or you can incorporate a few of these fall ideas with the company of others like at a Friendsgiving Gathering.

Family Traditions for Fall

Enjoy these family traditions, important for creating family memories. As you establish more family memories, the bond of relationships grows stronger. These fall family traditions are sure to be new “notches” in your kids’ memory bank.

Fall Family Bucket List

One way to look organized into a season is with Family Bucket Lists. Bucket lists allow kids to look forward to unique family activities and keep parents organized to fit in all the fall activities they can.

Fall Bucket List Ideas:

Collect Leaves to Create Nature Art
Make a Fall Wreath
Rake & Jump in a Pile of Leaves
Make S’mores
Visit a Corn Maze
and more Fall Bucket List Ideas

Visit a Pumpkin Patch

For the kids that love to be hands-on, pumpkin patches are traditionally set up for guests to walk around and pick up their own pumpkins. They can be found in cities (perhaps in a church parking lot) or in the country, visit a pumpkin farm. If you are able to get a a “real” pumpkin patch, it create a learning environment for your kids to see pumpkins are not always found on the shelf but first begin from growing on a vine.

Go to a Fall Festival

Our favorite fall festival is found at local farms, year after year. Look for an event that has a corn maze, hayride, burlap slides, petting farms, and more. It might be a day trip away from the city, but doing something out of the norm creates the most vivid memories.

Go Apple Picking

One of our favorite things to do is to go apple picking. In late August, September and early October, there’s no better way to take in the beautiful time of year than an afternoon spent in the apple orchard of a little farm, away from the hustle and bustle of the produce aisle in the supermarket. The fall adventure makes for some amazing photos!

Apple Baking Day

Apples certainly make for great healthy snacks all by themselves, however, fall is the time to begin baking. If you find yourself with a surplus of apples, bake as much as you can and consider gifting the extra baked goods to neighbors, teachers, friends and more. Pair your apple recipes with this adorable Thankful for You Gift Tag for fall.

Carve a Pumpkin

Carving a pumpkin is the All-American fall traditions. It is best done at the end of October so the pumpkin does not rot before Halloween. Enjoy over 700+ Free Pumpkin Templates for carving and be sure to follow this Pumpkin Hack to keep your carved pumpkin from getting rotten. You can also go outside the traditional norm of carving and try these no-carve pumpkin ideas.

Play Fall Games

Host a game day. This can be a larger event where you invite friends and family or it can be a family game night where you create the most intimate memories among your immediate family. The best thing about fall game parties is you can keep the house clean and free of germs choosing to host outside.

Fall Games to Play

Boo Your Neighbors

Get your neighbors involved with a friendly game of boo-ing. Boo your neighbors by going to their front door. Dropping a treat or bag of candy and running just after ringing the doorbell. The goal is to continue to fall tradition until all of the neighborhood is booed. Download Free You’ve Been Booed Printables.

Thanksgiving Tree

One of the best things to do every fall is taking a gratitude challenge. This can be done through a nightly dinner conversation in a 30-Day Gratitude Challenge or you can create a Thanksgiving tree. Put a few dry branches in a vase and have everyone add hanging leaves (made from construction paper) with messages of thanks.

Cook with Pumpkin

When the first leaf falls, the flavors of pumpkin are everywhere . Teach your kids to enjoy the mixture of cinnamon and squash with pumpkin recipes. You can create your own pumpkin recipes from scratch or bake easy pumpkin recipes with these canned pumpkin recipes -pumpkin recipes from breakfast to dessert and everything in between

Volunteer

In a season of giving thanks, be sure to also give back. Paying it forward is as much a gift for someone else as it is for you. Find a service project you can commit to for the season such as creating fall turkey kits or homeless kits. Volunteering provides an opportunity to develop new skills or build on existing experience and knowledge. Plus, intrinsically, it gives to you just as much as it gives back to someone else!

Decorate for Fall

Pull at your fall decorations or get to the Dollar Tree and buy some new ones. There are many low-cost Fall Décor Ideas for decorating the home. Don’t forget your child to decorate their little corner of the home, their bedroom.

Have a Bonfire Night

Gather some firewood and get ready to have a bonfire. A family bonfire can take place on an overnight camping trip or in your own backyard. Try different and unique S’mores recipes as well as these campfire cones – your kids will love them and their hands will be free of sticky marshmallows.

Fall Foliage Drive

As the leaves begin to turn, take a Scenic Drive. This can be a day trip or a weekend trip to the mountains. Our family has rented a cabin in a state park, visited caves, had picnics, and walked a few trails. Keep in mind the colors of the leaves in the mountains will change a lot faster than most cities. You can keep track of the Fall Foliage Report with Weather.gov.

More Yearly Family Traditions

Family activities can go beyond the season of fall. Look at these year-round Family Traditions. Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy these Family Traditions for Christmas and Family Traditions for Christmas Eve. Pin to Pinterest.

How to Play the Pass the Parcel Game

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October 25, 2024 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Pass the parcel is a fun activity to play during a birthday party or another special event. Learn how to play this gift exchange game plus print this adorable pass the parcel game with rhyming game tasks today!

Pass the Parcel is a classic party game that has been enjoyed by children and adults alike for generations. The game involves passing a wrapped parcel (present) from person to person based on a series of directions or while music plays. The aim of the game is to be the one holding the parcel. The person holding the parcel at the end of each round (or at the end of the game) gets to unwrap a layer of paper to reveal a small gift or prize inside.

The origins of Pass the Parcel are unclear, but it is believed to have originated in Britain in the early 20th century. The game of pass has since spread around the world and is now a popular party game in many countries. Pass the Parcel is a simple game that requires no special equipment, making it a popular choice for children’s parties and other social gatherings for adults.

Pass the Parcel is also called the left-right game as the present can jut quickly to the left and again quickly to the right. This gift exchange game can be enjoyed by people of all ages and is a great way to bring people together and create a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Whether you’re playing with friends, family, or colleagues, Pass the Parcel is sure to provide low-cost entertainment and laughter. So, if you’re looking for a fun and easy game to play at your next party or gathering, why not give Pass the Parcel a try?

What is the Pass the Parcel Game?

Pass the Parcel is a game that involves a present wrapped in one or multiple layers of wrapping paper or reusable fabric bags of different sizes. A prize or gift is placed in the center of the parcel. The game is played by a group of players who sit in a circle. The parcel is passed around the circle from player to player.

How to Play Pass the Parcel Game

There are multiple versions of the Pass the Parcel gift game. You can play this gift exchange game with music or with rhyming directions.

Musical Pass

To play Pass the Parcel with music, players must sit in a circle. The person who is hosting the party or event should start the game by playing music and passing the parcel to the person sitting next to them. Similar to hot potato only when the music stops, you want to be holding the package. When the music stops, the player holding the parcel unwraps one layer of wrapping paper. The music begins again. With each break in the music, a new layer of the parcel is unwrapped. The game continues until the final layer is unwrapped, revealing the prize or gift inside.

To make the game more challenging, the host can add additional rules, dares, or “forfeits”, such as requiring players to perform a task or answer a question before passing the parcel. This can add an element of fun and excitement to the game. In addition between each layer of the package can be a smaller gift or prize.

Rhyming Riddles Pass

Another fun version of the pass the parcel game is with a series of directions or rhyming riddles. In this game, directions are provided which where to start the package. Then as each new rhyme is read aloud, the parcel or package moves around the circle. You can have layers of the package where with each new player, a new layer can be unwrapped or you can have the package rotate the circle and at the end of the game, there is only one winner. This last person gets to unwrap the entire package.

Rhyming Pass the Parcel Game Tasks

To get a general idea of directions, take a look at these pass-the-parcel game task examples.

We will start this game with a little rhyme, who has known you the longest time?
A very important person gets to start the game, pass now to the one with the longest first & last name.
The first person to your right is wearing blue, Is now allowed to grab the parcel straight from you.
To be fair we have to share, Pass now to the person with the longest hair.
We know how time can get away. Pass to the one who had the most recent birthday.

Materials Needed for Pass the Parcel Game

To play Pass the Parcel, you will need the following materials:

Wrapping paper or reusable fabric bags
Tape
Scissors
Music player and fun music
Prize or gift to be placed in the center of the parcel
Printable Pass the Parcel Game Tasks
Optional: Small prizes in-between layers

Examples of smaller prizes between the layers of gift wrap can be candy bars, plastic toys, gift cards, chocolates, and lolli pops.

It is important to ensure that the wrapping paper or fabric bags used to wrap the parcel are of different designs and sizes. This will make it easier to distinguish between the different layers of wrapping paper and add an element of surprise to the game.

When Can Pass the Parcel Games Be Played?

What’s great about this gift game is there are many reasons you can play. In fact, we provide a generic list of directions for the game of pass that can played at any time, during any occasion, with any audience. However, there are variations of the game that can be played for special occasions including baby showers, bridal showers, birthday parties, and even holiday parties. Each of these special occasions can have themed rhyming rhymes.

Baby Shower

If you’ve attended a baby shower, I bet there was a fun game. Baby shower games are quite popular and having fun little rhymes are cute both for the mother-to-be and party guests.

For this fun game try switching up the rhymes for the occasion. A set of baby shower pass-the-parcel tasks might include…

We will start this game with a simple rhyme, pass the gift to the person who has known the mommy to be the longest time.
Mommy is anxious. Daddy is nervous. Now pass the gift to the person who drove the furthest.

Bridal Shower

In anticipation of the wedding, many brides have bridal showers. This can be used as a quick bridal shower game for couples or guests of the bride.

To stick to the theme tasks, try some of these pass-the-parcel shower game rules.

Congratulations on your long married life, now pass to the person who is the newest wife.
There won’t be time to practice. There won’t be time to rehearse. Pass this to the lady with the most stuff in her purse.

Birthday Party

Every single person in the world has a birthday. What’s great about the left-right passing game is it can be used for birthday girls and guys both young and old.

A few rhymes that can be used as game tasks for a birthday party can include…

What a great gang, this birthday crew. Pass now to the guest across from you.
Those lovely balloons. I hope they don’t burst. Pass to the mature guest who was born first.

Valentine Party

From Valentine’s Day to Galentine’s Day, there are many ways to pass the prize in a classic game of left and right. Take a look at these creative ideas for a girl’s party, a Valentine’s Day celebration, or even in the Sunday School classroom.

Get ready to explore The Greatest Love Story with this fun, interactive Left-Right game that focuses on God’s unending love! Perfect for Sunday School, youth groups, or even a special Valentine’s Day activity, this game is designed to engage kids and remind them of the greatest love of all—God’s love through Jesus Christ. With each “left” and “right,” kids will discover the beauty of God’s love while learning important biblical truths.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a touch of magic and laughter! Our “Cupid’s Rhyming Adventure” printable pass-the-gift game is the perfect addition to your Valentine’s Day festivities. Gather your friends and family for a delightful game that will have everyone passing a gift from left to right using a charming, rhyming story about Cupid!

Looking for a delightful and interactive way to celebrate Galentine’s Day with your closest friends? Look no further! Our Printable Galentine’s Day Pass the Gift Game is the perfect addition to your celebration. This Valentine game is filled with fun and quirky sayings that will keep everyone entertained and laughing throughout the evening.

Christmas Party

Christmas parties can be held in the classroom, a youth group, or even at an office. Pass the Parcel is an excellent Christmas Party Game that makes an excellent pairing to a Secret Santa activity or even a White Elephant gift exchange.

Get ready to add some fun and excitement to your holiday gatherings with our Printable Holiday Left-Right Game! This classic pass-the-gift game is perfect for bringing friends and family together during the holiday season. The best part? It’s suitable for any holiday celebration, making it inclusive for all!

Grab the Left-Right Pass the Gift Printable Game.

Are you ready for a jolly twist to your Christmas celebration? Gather ’round, friends and family, and get ready to play our delightful “Pass the Gift” Christmas game! This festive left-right game printable will add a sprinkle of merriment to your holiday gathering. Get ready to pass those gifts with cheer!

Try these fun Pass the Parcel rules when doing this Pass the Gift Christmas game activity for a Christmas party.

Did you know magical food helps reindeer fly? The present now goes to someone who is wearing a sweater or tie.
Ho, ho, ho this is such a festive game. Give the present to someone with an “C” in their name.

Embark on a Magical Christmas Adventure with our enchanting printable “Left-Right” Christmas Elf Story Game, the perfect addition to any kids’ Christmas party or a delightful surprise from your very own Christmas elf!

Friendsgiving Thanksgiving

For a Friendsgiving or Thanksgiving party, pass the present is a fun game for all. This themed Thanksgiving Game in true pass-the-parcel style as all you need to pass a holiday-themed gift between a group of friends.

Try these fun pass the parcel rules when doing this activity for a holiday party.

Did you know wild turkeys can fly? The present now goes to someone who is wearing a sweater or tie.
Thanksgiving is a perfect time for family and friends, pass the gift to the person with the biggest hands.

Halloween Party

There is a fun twist on the pass-the-gift game. For a Halloween party game, you can play Pass the Pumpkin. Players hold a pumpkin (or pumpkin-shaped package) and pass the gift to the left or right as they hear the word in a short rhyming story about fall.

We have two types of pass-the-pumpkin left-right game printables. The first pass the pumpkin Haloween game is a spooky rhyming story about a haunted house.

The other pass the pumpkin game is a cute story for kids about a scarecrow hosting a left-right party game. It can be used for a fall activity, fall festival, Halloween party, or Thanksgiving gathering.

Pass the Parcel is an exciting and entertaining game that is perfect for parties and events. By following the simple rules and using the right materials, anyone can enjoy playing this classic gift exchange game.

Easter Party

From spring parties to Sunday School classrooms, we have two Pass the Parcel Easter games that create excellent group games for a group of kids or teens.

Turn a traditional Easter Egg hunt into a step back and time where a group of kids end up at the tomb of Jesus in this Christian printable Left-Right game for Easter. Hold onto your Easter bonnets because the story takes a miraculous twist – you might be familiar with it (wink!) As the children marvel, a figure emerges to side of the tomb – none other than Jesus himself, alive and well! He is Risen! With smiles as bright as spring flowers, the children witness a tale of new life, hope, and the power of miracles happening on both the left and the right.

This Pass the Gift Easter Game is perfect for all ages, this exciting game adds a twist to the classic “pass the parcel” concept, with a delightful fun story featuring a friendly bunny and lots of left and right turns. This festive left-right game printable will add a sprinkle of merriment to your holiday gathering. Get ready to pass those gifts with cheer!

Sunday School Classroom

The classroom is an excellent setting for a group game because you have enough players. When looking for a filler or icebreaker for a Sunday School classroom, why not incorporate the Gospel message?

Take an unforgettable journey through the Bible. This interactive Bible-Themed Left-Right Game is perfect for engaging kids and groups in a fun and meaningful way! Travel from Creation to Paul, The Old Testament to the New, in a Bible story filled with action, movement, and important Biblical lessons. With every “left” and “right,” kids will be laughing, listening, and learning—all while the Gospel message is seamlessly woven into the story of why Jesus came to earth.

Pass the Parcel Party Game Printable

Ready to have your own Pass the Parcel Game? Grab our copy and don’t reinvent the wheel. This printable game set includes an adorable poem with pass-the-parcel game tasks for family, friends, and birthday party guests. This party game printable can be used for adults, kids, teens, and tweens.

Grab this super fun Gift Exchange Game. Also called a left-right game or steal, pass, swap, and unwrap.

It’s a fun and easy party game for any occasion! There are many reasons this Gift Exchange Game can be used.

Try These Pass the Parcel Game Ideas for the following reasons.

Children’s birthday party games
Adult birthday party games
Group games
Work party games
Birthday party favors
Youth Group
Holiday gift exchange

With all these occasions, this particular pass-the-parcel printable game is meant for general use. It is not specific to a bride, groom, birthday guy, birthday girl, mother, or father-to-be.

Follow the instructions as you play Pass the Parcel with your party guests. Steal, pass, swap, unwrap!

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More Party Game Ideas

Games serve several important purposes in social gatherings and events. Party games play a vital role in creating a lively, inclusive, and enjoyable atmosphere at social gatherings. They facilitate social interaction, entertainment, and memorable experiences for individuals, contributing to the overall success of the event.

Take a look at these other party game ideas fo holidays, the office, the classroom, kids’ birthday parties, and more.

For the Office

Looking for additional office party games? Besides the typical happy hour and visit to your local bar, there are plenty of ways to create a fun office party that are a bit unique and out of the box. Take a look at this Office Scavenger Hunt perfect for The Office fans. Pin to Pinterest.

For a Holiday Party

Did you know more parties happen during the year between the months of November and December? Chances are you are invited to or hosting a holiday party. Take a look at these holiday party game ideas including a Christmas Office Party Scavenger Hunt. Pin to Pinterest.

For the Classroom

Whether it’s the beginning of the year, the end of the year, or holiday celebrations, classroom games are great for all age groups. If you are looking for a few games to play at school, grab these Minute to Win it School Games. Pin to Pinterest.

For Kids

Having your back pocket full of party games for kids is important when party planning. It keeps the cost of the party down and creates fun entertainment for all. These Kids’ Party Games are a must for young kids all the way to teens. Pin to Pinterest.

For Youth Groups

Coming up with ideas for youth group games can feel like quite the challenge. I mean teens and tweens are hard to please, right? Take a look at this Mall Scavenger Hunt if you are daring enough to take those wild animals into the public. Personalize the scavenger hunt to your local mall or outdoor shopping venue. Pin to Pinterest.

For a Gift Exchange

For a white elephant party or even a birthday party, try a gift exchange dice game. This can be used for a Secret Santa or even party favors at a party. Try in addition some of the candy dice game for the younger kids. Pin to Pinterest.

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Happy Birthday Jesus Activities: Celebrating the True Reason for the Season

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October 21, 2024 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Christmas, Crafts, Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Sunday School

Looking for fun and meaningful ways to celebrate the birth of Jesus with kids this Christmas season? These Happy Birthday Jesus activities are perfect for parents, Sunday school teachers, and Christian educators who want to incorporate faith-based crafts and lessons into their holiday traditions.

The Christmas season is a wonderful time to celebrate the birth of Jesus with your children, reminding them of the true reason behind all the festivities. Whether you’re a parent, youth leader, or Sunday school teacher, finding meaningful activities that combine fun and faith can enrich the Christmas experience for children and help them understand the significance of Jesus’ birth. In this blog post, we’ll explore a range of exciting and faith-filled activities designed to celebrate Jesus’ birthday and make the Christmas season more memorable.

The Birth of Jesus: A Celebration of God’s Greatest Gift

Before diving into the activities, let’s take a moment to reflect on the heart of the Christmas story. Over 2,000 years ago in a little town called Bethlehem, the greatest gift the world had ever known was born—Jesus, the Son of God. Christ’s birth marked the fulfillment of ancient prophecies, bringing hope, peace, and salvation to humanity.

In the hustle and bustle of modern Christmas celebrations, it can be easy to lose sight of this miraculous event. That’s why celebrating Jesus’ birthday can be a meaningful tradition for families, churches, and classrooms. By focusing on the birth of Jesus, children can learn the true meaning of Christmas and why it’s more than just presents under the tree—it’s about the ultimate gift of love that God gave us through His Son.

What are Kids’ Activities Ideas for the Birth of Jesus?

In addition to the crafts we’ll be exploring from our Happy Birthday Jesus Activity Set, there are many other exciting ways to engage children and make the birth of Jesus a central part of your holiday traditions. These activities range from creative crafts to fun songs, all designed to bring the Nativity story to life and help children connect with Jesus during the Christmas season.

1. Nativity Scene Play

Create a simple Nativity play with the kids in your family or Sunday school class. Assign roles like Mary, Joseph, shepherds, angels, and the wise men, and reenact the story of Jesus’ birth. This activity not only helps children understand the biblical narrative but also encourages them to step into the roles of key figures in the story. Kids love dressing up and acting out the story, and it’s a wonderful way to engage their imaginations while focusing on the true meaning of Christmas.

2. Nativity-Themed Games

Games are a great way to get kids excited about learning! Try playing a game of Pin the Star Over Bethlehem, where children take turns trying to place a star sticker or cutout on a Nativity scene. You could also create a Christmas scavenger hunt where kids search for items related to the Nativity story (like a manger, a baby doll, and a star). These games add a layer of fun while reinforcing the key elements of the birth of Jesus.

3. Christmas Carols about Jesus

Singing is a fun way to celebrate Jesus’ birth! Gather a list of Christmas carols that specifically focus on the birth of Christ, like “Away in a Manger,” “Silent Night,” and “Joy to the World.” Incorporating carols into your celebration can help children focus on Jesus Christ and understand the joy His birth brings. Consider organizing a Christmas carol sing-along with your family or church group as a way to celebrate the season.

4. Storytime with the Nativity

Set aside time to read the Christmas story from the Bible (Luke 2:1-20) or from a children’s Nativity book. For younger children, use a Nativity coloring wheel to tell the Bible story of Jesus’ birth. After reading, ask the kids questions to help them think about the meaning behind the story, such as “Why was Jesus born in a stable?” or “What did the angels tell the shepherds?” This quiet activity offers a reflective moment during the busy holiday season.

5. Star Craft

A simple craft that kids will love is creating a Bethlehem star! Using paper, foil, or glitter, let kids design and cut out their very own star. You can then hang these stars around your home or classroom as a reminder of the star that led the wise men to Jesus. As the children create, share with them the significance of the star in the Nativity story and how it symbolized hope and guidance.

Fun & Faith-Filled Activities from the Happy Birthday Jesus Activity Set

Now, let’s look at a set of hands-on, fun, and creative activities that will make celebrating Jesus’ birthday an unforgettable experience for kids. These activities are perfect for Sunday school, kids’ ministry, homeschool lessons, or family Christmas celebrations, allowing children to engage in meaningful, Christ-centered activities that spark joy and faith.

1. Happy Birthday Jesus Flip Book

The Happy Birthday Jesus Flip Book (on Etsy too) is a fun and educational way to teach children about the many gifts Jesus is to us. With each flip, children will discover six key attributes of Jesus: Savior, Teacher, Friend, King, Healer, and God’s Gift. Each page can be colored in, making it a hands-on activity that kids will love while learning about who Jesus is and why we celebrate His birth.

Parents and teachers can encourage kids to reflect on what each attribute means and how Jesus’ birth brings these gifts to life. After completing the flip book, children will have a beautiful keepsake to remind them of the true meaning of Christmas.

2. 3D Pop-Up Happy Birthday Jesus Card

Who doesn’t love a pop-up card? This fun and interactive 3D pop-up Birthday Card for Jesus (on Etsy too) allows kids to craft a cute note for Jesus. The card features Jesus wearing a party hat, making it a playful way to celebrate His special day. Children can choose between black-and-white versions to color or pre-colored versions to assemble.

Inside the card, they can add one of three fun messages:

You’re the B(ethlehem)est gift of all!
The original Christmas miracle—no wonder you’re the star of the show!
Thank you for being the perfect gift!

They also can add their own message. As they create and assemble their cards, kids will be reminded of Jesus’ role as the greatest gift ever given.

3. Gospel Message Newspaper

This unique newspaper-style craft presents the birth of Jesus in a creative way, making it feel like a headline story! The “On the Day You Were Born” Jesus newspaper (on Etsy too) gives kids a fun and engaging way to learn about the events surrounding Jesus’ birth. It features key details like the visit of the shepherds, the appearance of the star, and the arrival of the wise men.

Not only is this a great craft for learning about the Nativity, but it also includes a simple explanation of the gospel message. This makes it a perfect tool for sharing the Good News with children and introducing them to the significance of Jesus’ birth.

4. Happy Birthday Jesus Handprint Craft with Cupcake

In this craft, children use their handprints to create a colorful cupcake design with the message “Happy Birthday Jesus.” It’s a sweet way to remind kids that Christmas is a celebration of Jesus’ birth, and it’s also a keepsake for parents or grandparents to cherish. The Christmas handprint craft (on Etsy too) comes with a holly border to give it a festive feel, making it perfect for classroom displays or holiday decorations.

Not only is this a creative and personal craft, but it also gives kids the chance to reflect on how they can use their hands to honor Jesus. They can talk about ways to help others or serve God, tying the activity back to the true spirit of Christmas.

5. Happy Birthday Jesus Party Banner

No birthday celebration is complete without a party banner! The Happy Birthday Jesus Party Banner adds a festive touch to any room, whether you’re hosting a birthday party for Jesus at home, in church, or in a classroom. The colorful letters and bright design will bring joy to the space and help kids focus on the reason for the season.

This banner can be displayed as part of a larger birthday celebration for Jesus, complete with cake, music, and activities. It’s a simple yet impactful way to set the stage for a Christ-centered Christmas celebration.

6. Happy Birthday Jesus Party Hat

Kids will love wearing these fun party hats as they celebrate Jesus’ birthday! The hats come with the message “Happy Birthday Jesus,” and children can color or decorate their own hats to wear during the celebration. It’s a great way to make them feel part of the party and reinforce the focus on Jesus as the guest of honor.

This activity can be incorporated into a larger birthday party for Jesus, where children can sing “Happy Birthday” and enjoy treats while reflecting on the joy of Jesus’ birth.

Grab the entire Happy Birthday Jesus Craft Set (on Etsy too)!

More Birth of Jesus Activities & Resources

If you’re looking for even more ways to celebrate Jesus’ birth with your family or church, here are a few additional ideas to explore:

Advent Calendar for Kids

An Advent calendar is a wonderful way to build anticipation for Christmas while keeping the focus on Jesus. Each day leading up to Christmas, you can read a Bible verse or do a small activity that helps children understand the significance of the Nativity story. Creating a Homemade Advent Calendar is a great way to establish a Christ-centered tradition in your home.

Christian-Focused Family Elf Ideas

For families who participate in The Elf on the Shelf tradition, there are creative ways to make it more Christ-centered. Have your elf do activities that point to the birth of Jesus, like setting up a Nativity scene, reading the Bible, or sharing the message of love and kindness. This twist on the popular holiday tradition helps kids remember what Christmas is all about. You can also try alternative ideas to The Elf on the Shelf.

Jesus Birthday Cakes

What better way to celebrate a birthday than with cake? Making a birthday cake for Jesus is a sweet tradition that families can do together. You can bake a simple cake and sing “Happy Birthday” to Jesus as a way of honoring His birth. Decorating the cake with symbols of the Nativity or the cross can add even more meaning to the celebration.

Nativity Coloring Wheel Craft

A Nativity coloring wheel is a creative and educational activity that helps kids learn about the birth of Jesus in a visual way. Each section of the wheel can focus on a different part of the story, such as Mary and Joseph, the shepherds, the angels, or the wise men. Kids can color each section while hearing the Nativity story, making it both fun and meaningful.

The Christmas season provides a beautiful opportunity to focus on Jesus’ birth and celebrate the gift of salvation He brings. These Happy Birthday Jesus activities offer fun, creative, and faith-filled ways to help children understand and celebrate the true meaning of Christmas. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or youth leader, incorporating these Christmas crafts and activities into your holiday celebrations will create lasting memories while keeping Christ at the center.

As you plan your Christmas celebrations this year, don’t forget to explore these and other Christ-centered activities to make the season meaningful and joyful for children of all ages.

Happy birthday, Jesus!

Adorable Jesus Clip Art from EduClips Clip Art.

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How to Play 5 Second Games

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September 28, 2024 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Take a game night to the next level with this fun 5-second game printable. Each fast-paced party game printable set comes with 156 five-second question cards. This equates to good fun and continuous game time for family and friends!

Do you love to play games with family and friends? If this is the case, then you’re going to love the challenge of 5 Second Games. This mental exercise game isn’t invented by me. However, I do have several versions to complete the entertainment for your themed party.

What is a 5-second game?

The 5 Second Game is a fast-paced and fun word association game. It requires quick thinking and fast talking. In this fun and fast-paced game, you have 5 seconds to come up with three one-word answers. Often, a five-second game is commonly mistaken as a Name 3 game. This is because you have five seconds to quickly name three things.

5 Second Games takes speed and sharp thinking to get points. They’re great for parties, family get-togethers, or just a fun way to spend some extra time with activities between transitions.

What are the 5-second rules?

The 5-second game is a good time. It’s memorable and fun for all. The instructions for this fast-paced game are simple. You have five seconds to name three things in this fun word association game. Sounds easy, right? Well, while the questions are simple, you need to be careful. This quick guessing game leads to a tongue-tie and easy answers turn into silly answers and lots of laughter.

Generally, the rules of a 5-second game are simple. Take a look at these two options for 5-second game directions.

Objective:

Be the team or individual to score the most points by giving three answers in five seconds.

Option 1:

Sit players in a circle. The youngest player is first in the “Hot Seat,” and the play will move to the right. The player to the left of the Hot Seat player draws a game card and reads it aloud. All cards begin with “Name 3” followed by random categories. For example, the Card may read, “Name 3 ice cream flavors”. As soon as the card is read, the first player answers 3 flavors of ice cream in 5 seconds or under. If you say 3 correct answers before the timer, you get one point. To keep track of points, keep the card in front of you. If the player in the hot seat is only able to name one or two answers before 5 seconds are up, they get no points, and the play moves to the right. For the next attempt, the second player gets 5 seconds to try to answer the same question. The tricky part is that the new player in the Hot Seat cannot use any answers that were previously used for that card. Play continues to the next player and around the circle until someone can name 3 in 5 seconds and wins a point. The person to the right of the original player then becomes the new player in the Hot Seat and gets to start with a different card. The player to their left draws a Card and reads it aloud. And so the play continues.

Option 2:

Play the same as option 1 but allow the game to continue. For example, each person after the first hot seat player must name 3 ice cream flavors without repeating any flavors listed before. This can continue for a while.

The end of the game arrives when you run out of cards (or the end of the party – there are a lot of questions here!) Winners will have the most points. You can have individual winners or team winners. Just make sure you have a prize!

Tip: Consider splitting into smaller groups for a large group of people. Since ridiculous answers can be debated, consider having a game host and team captains for each group. The host (as well as the input from team captains) can help decide what is an acceptable answer and quickly omit funny answers.

What are good 5-second game questions?

Five-second games require you to name three things within, you guessed it, five seconds. This requires quick thinking and fast-talking as you react quickly to incoming questions.

Name three countries in Europe
Name three famous actors
Name three colors of the rainbow
Name three items you would find in a kitchen
Name three members of the Avengers
Name three animals that live in the sea
Name three body organs
Name three Florida cities
Name three English words ending in “ly”
Name three sports teams from different countries
Name three famous Michaels
Name three breeds of dogs

The difficulty of the 5-second rule questions can vary based on the game set you choose – junior (or young kids) all the way to adults. In addition, for five-second game questions that have many answers, the question can be passed on to player after player in a game circle.

What do I need for a 5 second game?

The supplies needed for a five-second game are few. you need 5-second game questions like the ones mentioned above and a timer. It’s important that your timer displays seconds and not only minutes. Most smartphones will have a timer you can use to count down from five. if this is not available on your cellphone then pick up a countdown timer with seconds.

Instead of everyone yelling stop, consider using a sound effect when the time stops. This can be accomplished with a timer that makes noise or a game buzzer.

A laminator is an optional supply for your five-second games. If you laminate the set using laminating sheets, you can keep it for a long time. After multiple uses, your cards will still look brand new. After my husband and kids, my laminator is my best friend. A must-have in most homes!

Printable 5 Second Game PDF

Now that you know this group game is one you want to play, you need to choose the best printable 5-second game for your crew. On my blog, I have several different types of 5-second games available!

It’s so fun to have a version of the timed game for almost any holiday or occasion out there. They are great icebreakers for holiday parties, office parties, or even seasonal classroom parties. In each 5-second rule printable game set is 156 cards. Best of all, we supply you with a huge list of 5-second rule questions but the digital 5-second game PDF is editable. In each editable 5-second rule game, use a free version of Adobe PDF Reader, and edit and add your own ideas.

More will be added over time. Take a look at the themed 5-second PDF games available!

5 Second Birthday Party Game

Welcome to the most exciting and laughter-filled birthday party game! Get ready to challenge your guests’ quick thinking and wit with our Birthday 5 Second Game Cards. This printable party game is the perfect addition to make your birthday celebration unforgettable! Each card features a fun and engaging prompt to test players’ ability to respond within just 5 seconds.

5 Second Game for Valentine’s Day

Take this printable and download it for Valentine’s Day, you can have a V-day version of the 5 Second Game in no time. In the Valentine Game Set, there are 156 game cards. There is even one page for adults only making this a fun couples game or Galentine’s day game! Create the best “love” day of the year. The game is great for parties, gatherings, or just for fun between friends!

5 Second Game for Kids

Hey, kids like game time too and this Junior 5 Second Game for kids is actually a favorite amongst children. The game comes with 156 cards, which is awesome! If you’re looking for a game to keep the kids busy after school or for a family game night, then this printable game is for you! Adults can join in on the fun as this is a very family-oriented game.

5-Second Game Bible Theme

Discover the thrill of rapid-fire Bible trivia with our Bible 5-Second Game Cards printable pack. This digital download includes 188 carefully crafted cards with thought-provoking questions covering various aspects of the Bible. Get ready to put your biblical knowledge to the test, but remember, you only have 5 seconds to answer each question! Perfect for family game nights, youth groups, Bible study sessions, and church events.

5-Second Back to School Game

Want a few kids 5-second cards with a back-to-school theme? These back to school game cards are perfect for a youth group kick-off, or classroom icebreaker, or even can be used for a back2school party. The set is mostly the same as the kids edition, but it is clean and fun perfect for ages 6 and up. It is safe for a classroom teacher or a family game night as it is family-friendly. Add it to your b2s celebrations.

5 Second Game Halloween

Bring out the fright and fun with a Halloween 5-second game – the ultimate kick starter for your fall festivities! A brilliant blend of rapid-fire fun in a fall holiday theme, this 5-second Halloween game challenges players to name off Allhallows Eve-themed answers under the pressure of a ticking clock. Beware – shrieks guaranteed!

5-Second Thanksgiving Game

This Thanksgiving Game Printable is the perfect addition to your holiday gathering! Spice up your Thanksgiving celebration with some quick & hilarious fun that will leave your guests laughing and bonding in just 5 seconds. Download, print, & play the 5-second Thanksgiving game printable set with over 100 fall-themed cards.

Easter 5 Second Game

Easter is quickly approaching and this 5-second game is perfect for the celebration. This Spring 5-Second Game Set set also comes with 156 cards, which means never-ending fun. The set is filled with spring-themed words or Bible trivia. If you’ve ever wanted to play the 5-second game for Easter, give this printable a shot!

Christmas 5 Second Game

Just like all of the other 5-second game printables, this Christmas printable also comes with 156 themed Christmas playing cards. It’s another unceasing game of quick thinking and fast talking! If you like to gather the family together and have fun along the way, then go ahead and download this Christmas 5-Second Game version. Add these games to your holiday games list.

New Year’s Eve 5-Second Games

Get ready to ring in the New Year with a blast of fun and excitement! The 5 Second New Year’s Eve Games printable set is the perfect addition to your celebration. With 156 NYE 5-Second Game Cards, the ideas are overflowing with fun. Say goodbye to dull moments and hello to non-stop laughter and cheers!

5 Second Game for Adults

Let’s be honest, while the kids are playing their version, you can have adults play the 5-second game! Host an evening dinner or holiday party and try out the Adult 5 Second Challenge with these 156 card options! Add an extra step to this game by including adult beverages. This can easily be turned into a drinking game. Can’t guess 3 in five seconds, take a shot. Just drink responsibly.

5 Second Game Printable PDF

Before you host your next party, take a look at all of our five-second game printables. Each fast-paced party game set includes 156 cards with a 5-second game card template you can edit with your own ideas.

That means personalizing this game set to you, your party guests, your location, and more. With the editable 5-second rule game printables can even throw in some fun ideas bout the party guests or things they have in common (i.e. Name 3 words that define Johnny or Name 3 of the best teachers at Leon High School!)

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More Group Games

Games are a low-cost way to bring entertainment to gatherings. They are great for office parties, holiday parties, classroom parties, and birthday parties. If you are looking for low-cost entertainment that this budget-friendly, take a look at this huge list of party game ideas.

First, if you love a good challenge, consider a few of the themed Minute to Win it Game printables. These include holiday Minute to Win it Games or traditional one-minute games. If you love a party with action and activity, we promise you will love these fast-paced 60-second challenge games. They are quite popular.

Our huge list of Themed Minute to Win it Games includes

You can see them all in the Minute to Win it printable games shop.

Are you looking for insanely Fun Group Games? Here is a huge list of the best team-building activities. These include 100s of entertaining larger group games for adults, youth, sports teams, and kids alike. Pin to Pinterest.

The fun doesn’t stop there. If your party has a holiday theme, then look at all the games you can find on a holiday calendar. Party Holiday Games from Christmas to Valentine’s day, New Year’s, and more. Pin to Pinterest.

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Are you ready to take the 5-second challenge? Try not to get tongue-tied and enjoy the good game for everyone!

Bible Minute to Win it Youth Group Games

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February 1, 2024 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Sunday School

Teamwork, Bible knowledge, or icebreakers? Whatever the reason, these youth group games are fun and easy to play. Enjoy Minute to Win It games for kids, Bible trivia, fun challenges, and engaging activities for teens!

Youth group games are an important aspect of any youth program. They provide a fun and engaging way for young people to connect with each other, build relationships, and develop important life skills. Youth group games can be used to teach teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and leadership, among other things.

There are many different types of youth ministry games, ranging from classic outdoor games like Capture the Flag and Dodgeball to more complex team-building activities and problem-solving challenges like 5-second Bible trivia. The best youth group games are those that are inclusive, easy to learn, and adaptable to different group sizes and skill levels. They should also be age-appropriate and aligned with the goals and values of the youth program, the Bible, and of course, Jesus!

Whether you are a youth leader looking to plan a fun and engaging activity for your group, or a parent looking for ideas to keep your kids entertained and connected with their peers, youth group games are a great option to consider. With the right games and activities, you can create a positive and supportive environment that encourages young people to learn, grow, and thrive.

Understanding Youth Group Games

Youth group games are a popular way to engage and entertain young people in a group setting. These games can be used as icebreakers, team-building exercises, or just for fun. Understanding the basics of youth group games can help leaders plan successful events that will keep participants engaged and excited.

One important aspect of youth ministry games is that they should be inclusive and accessible to all participants. This means that the games should be designed to accommodate different skill levels and physical abilities. When games become challenging, consider pairing younger kids and older kids together. This creates teamwork and a mix of skill levels.

Another important consideration is the purpose of the game. Is it meant to encourage teamwork and cooperation, or is it just for fun? Are you creating a game to summarize a bible chapter or lesson? Understanding the goal of the game can help leaders select appropriate activities and ensure that participants are engaged and motivated. In most cases, traditional Minute to Win It Games can be adapted to fit biblical themes and Sunday school lessons.

When selecting games, it is also important to consider the size of the group and the available space. Some group games may require a large open space (like an auditorium or an outdoor field), while others can be played in a smaller space (like a classroom.) Leaders should also consider the age range of the participants and select games that are appropriate for their developmental level.

Let’s look at some examples of the best youth group games you might want to bring to your ministry.

Choosing the Right Game

When it comes to organizing games for a youth group, choosing the right game is crucial for a successful event. Here are some tips to help you select the right game for your group:

Consider the Age Group and Interests of Participants

The age group of your youth group will play a significant role in the type of game you choose. Younger children may not have the attention span for complicated games, while older teenagers may be more interested in games that involve strategy and competition. Additionally, consider the interests of your participants. If your group is full of sports enthusiasts, games that involve physical activity may be a hit. If your group is more creative, consider games that involve art or music.

Determine the Group Size and Space Available

The size of your group and the space available will also impact the type of game you choose. Games that require a lot of space may not be suitable for smaller groups or indoor game locations. Similarly, games that require a lot of equipment may not be feasible if you have a limited budget or space.

Keep Safety in Mind

Safety should always be a top priority when selecting games for a youth group. Avoid games that may be dangerous or involve physical contact that could lead to injury. Make sure to provide proper supervision and equipment for any games that involve physical activity.

Fun youth group games are an excellent way to promote teamwork, build relationships, and have fun. With a wide variety of games available, it’s easy to find one that fits your group’s interests and needs. One popular game that’s liked by all kids of different ages and genders is one-minute games. Minute to Win It Games have taken over the population and they can easily be adapted to holidays, special occasions, and more.

Minute to Win It Youth Group Games: Fun and Engaging Activities for All Ages

Minute to Win It Bible games are a fun and engaging way to teach children and adults about popular Bible stories including Woman at the Well, Daniel in the Lion’s Den, Adam & Eve, and more. These Christian games are designed to be completed in one minute or less, making them perfect for use in Sunday school classes, youth groups, vacation Bible school, or family game nights. They can be adapted to suit any age group or skill level and can be played with minimal equipment.

One-minute Bible games can be tailored to fit any lesson or theme. For example, a game could be designed around the story of David and Goliath, where participants have to knock down a tower of cups with a sling in under a minute. Or a game could be designed around the story of Noah’s Ark, where participants have to stack plastic animals in under a minute. These games can be played individually, in teams, or as a whole group. They can be used as icebreakers, warm-ups, or as a way to reinforce a lesson. Minute to Win It Bible games are a versatile tool that can be used in a variety of settings and with different age groups.

One of the great things about Minute to Win It games for kids’ ministry is that they are easy to set up and require minimal preparation. Most of the games can be played with simple household items, such as straws, plastic cups cups, and ping pong balls. This makes them perfect for use in a variety of settings, including classrooms, homes, and community centers.

In addition to being fun and engaging, Bible Minute to Win It Bible can also be a powerful tool for teaching important biblical concepts. By incorporating elements of the Bible into the games, players can learn about important themes such as patience, kindness, and gentleness – aka teamwork and being a good sport. Whether you are a parent, teacher, or youth leader, Minute to Win It youth group games are a great way to bring the Bible to life in a fun and exciting way.

Popular Minute-to-Win It Bible Games

Ready to take a 60-second challenge? Here are some popular Minute to Win It Bible games that you can play at your next church event or youth group meeting. These twenty Bible games are adapted from classic Minute to Win it Games. If you find yourself finishing a Bibble lesson we didn’t include, adapt some of the most common Minute to Win It Group Games with props and accessories that fit your Sunday School Curriculum.

Rainbow Candy Sort

Don’t forget God’s promise of a rainbow! In this fast-paced challenge, contestants use one hand to sort 50 colorful Skittles into different containers based on their hues. Be the quickest to organize and win!

John’s Wild Honey

Build a honeycomb tower on your teammate’s face! Work in pairs as one team member lays down while the other delicately stacks honeycomb cereal on their face. The tallest tower wins.

Fruits of the Spirit Roll

Have you heard of a traditional Easter egg roll? In the same manner, roll fruit from a starting line, then across the finish line. The first player to past that line gets declared the winner. Guess what, no hands!

Noah’s Ark Animal Drop

In this fun 60-second game, players will stand on a chair and attempt to drop a plastic animal in a jar. Don’t let those animals miss the boat!

Woman at the Well

Drop pennies in a jar – not much of a challenge in this one-minute game… only you are slowed by water because the penny must pass through a bucket of water and land in a jar inside the bucket. May the best man (or woman) win!

Adam & Eve Apple Stack

Who doesn’t love a classic apple stack Minute to Win It game? Play this traditional game and stack the highest tower of apples. Don’t let the sake knock over your stack!

Tower of Babel Cup Stack

This youth group game uses a very common Minute to Win It game supply, plastic cups! Grab your red SOLO cups and stack the highest tower in this cup stack game.

Goliath Ping Pong Bounce

In the same way, David knocked Goliath with a rock, sling those ping-pong balls across a table into a Goliath cup. Don’t worry, we will show you how to play Ping-Pong bounce with a fun twist.

Gather the Sheep Marshmallow Blow

Move all the sheep to the pen with a straw. Slowly transfer marshmallows from one plate to another with this fun marshmallow one-minute game.

Lazarus Mummy Wrap

Similar to the Halloween Minute to Win it Game, only with a Biblical twist. The winning team is the first team to wrap up Lazarus without breaking your toilet paper roll.

The Exodus

Knock down a pyramid of plastic cups using a rubberband in this one-minute game. The object of the game is to the be first to knock your pyramid down against a time limit.

Walls of Jericho

Just like Joshua, fight the walls of Jericho with the power of your lungs. Don’t let the walls fall of the table. (Friendly note: The walls are included in your purchase!)

Greatest Gift

Of course, the greatest gift is Jesus! Upwrap a present using your hands… oh, covered in oven mitts. See how can unwrap their gift the fastest in this fun twist of a Christmas Minute to Win it Game.

Daniel in the Lions’ Den Junk in the Trunk

Junk in the Trunk is a Minute to Win It game that tries to shake Ping Pong balls out of an empty tissue box. No hands involved, use your hips to shake those balls out.

Gospel Scramble

In this simple game, mix up the letter for all four gospels – Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. At the start of go, players will race to spell the four books of the Gospel. You can decide the number of players for each team.

Palm Sunday

In the Palm Sunday game, use palms (you can make your own) to wave a balloon across a room into the center of a Hula-Hoop.

Eye of a Needle Camel Thread

In this good game, you have one minute to thread needles through the needle. The fastest team/player to do this wins. This game is best for older kids middle school aged and up.

Stormy Seas

Fill a spray bottle in this Minute to Win It game with water. Use the bottle to guide a balloon across the room into a trash can.

Fishers of Men

Fill water balloons with air and display them all over the floor. At the start of go, participants will scoop up the balloons (fish) with a net and move them to a bucket or bag. The team that gets the most fish in 60 seconds wins.

Five Loaves & Two Fish

See how fast you can eat five loaves and two fish – aka five saltine crackers and two Swedish fish in this one-minute eating contest.

Did you love these hilarious youth group games? These 20 Minute to Win It youth ministry games are fun and engaging ways to learn more about the word of God and have a good time with friends. Playing these games can be an effective way to learn about Jesus while having fun. These games can be used to teach Bible stories, Bible verses, and important biblical concepts. By incorporating games into Bible lessons, teachers can engage students in a way that is both enjoyable and educational.

All the games come with instructions, scorecards, and a Minute to Win it Card tent with a Bible verse. (Buy in the Frugal Coupon Living Shop or on Etsy.)

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Setting Up the Games

When planning to play Minute to Win It games, it’s important to set up the group games properly.

Required Materials

Before setting up the games, it’s important to gather all the required materials. The materials needed will depend on the specific games being played, but some common materials include:

Minute to Win It Bible-Themed Games
Stopwatches or timers
Stationery items such as pencils, pens, and paper
Household items such as cups, plates, and balloons
Props such as toy animals, fruit, or pennies.
… and more!

A full list of Bible Game supplies is included in our Bible-Themed Minute to Win It Games PDF.

Make sure to have enough materials for each player or team to play the game. It’s also a good idea to have extra materials on hand in case of any mishaps.

Setting Up the Space

The space where the games will be played should be set up with safety in mind. Make sure the space is free of any tripping hazards and that there is enough room for players to move around.

Depending on the games being played, tables or chairs may need to be set up to hold props or provide a surface for writing. It’s also essential to have a designated area for contestants to stand or sit during the games.

In the printable Bible Game Set, we included table tents for each game. This includes the Minute To Win It Game Title and an accompanying Bible verse. This scripture verse will tie the game and Bible together.

Timing and Scoring

Timing and scoring are important aspects of one-minute Bible-Themed games for youth groups. Make sure to have a reliable timer or stopwatch to time each game. You can use an online clock and project it as a fun countdown. It’s also important to have a clear scoring system in place, whether it’s based on time, accuracy, or a combination of both.

It’s a good idea to have a designated scorekeeper to keep track of points and ensure that the games are played fairly. Make sure to explain the rules, boundaries, and scoring system to all teams before starting the games. We include a Minute to Win It scorecard in the printable Bible games set.

By following these tips for setting up Minute to Win It ministry games, players can enjoy a fun and safe experience while learning more about Jesus and some of the Bible’s most popular stories.

Minute to Win It ministry games for kids can be a valuable tool for teaching, team building, and spiritual growth. By incorporating these games into Bible lessons and activities, teachers can create a fun and engaging learning experience for their students.

More Indoor Youth Group Games

Indoor youth group games are a great way to keep young people entertained and engaged when the weather is bad or when you don’t have access to outdoor space. Of course, we find Bible Minute to Win It Games to be quite amazing, but of course, you might want to try something else. Here are some popular indoor games that are perfect for kids’ and teens’ youth group ministry.

Team Building Games

Team building games are great for promoting cooperation and communication among youth group members.

Popular team-building games for youth groups might include:

Blindfolded Obstacle Course: Players are blindfolded and must navigate an obstacle course with the help of their teammates’ voices.
Bible 5-Second Game: Discover the thrill of rapid-fire Bible trivia with our Bible 5-Second Game Card printable pack. This digital download includes 188 carefully crafted cards with thought-provoking questions covering various aspects of the Bible.
Rainy Day Games: Stuck inside. These rainy-day games include many of our popular indoor games and some outdoors for those that are brave to adventure out.
Mall Scavenger Hunt: Sometimes indoor activities can be a little outside the box. Like a mall scavenger hunt. Find quirky and unequal things at the mall. The first team to complete the challenge wins.

Ice Breaker Games

Great Icebreaker games will help youth group members get to know each other and feel more comfortable around each other. They are great for the beginning of a new year, a change in students or to welcome new students. They can also be used at the beginning of every meeting as a warm-up.

Here are some popular icebreaker games for youth groups:

Two Truths and a Lie: Players take turns sharing three statements about themselves, two of which are true and one of which is false. The rest of the group must guess which statement is the lie.
Mafia: A role-playing game in which players are assigned secret roles as either townspeople or members of the mafia. The townspeople must work together to identify and eliminate the mafia members.
Would You Rather: Players take turns asking each other “would you rather” questions, such as “Would you rather be able to fly or be invisible?” The rest of the group must choose which option they would prefer and explain why.
Human Knot: Players stand in a circle and hold hands with two people who are not next to them. The group must then work together to untangle the knot without letting go of each other’s hands.

Christian Holiday Games

Christian holidays and other major holidays are great time to have themed games. From scavenger hunts to party games, to everyone’s favorite 60-second challenge, take a look at these fun holiday party games.

Here are some fun holiday games for youth groups:

Easter Trivia: Ready for a challenge? Go through Easter Trivia with these fun Bible games.
Easter Minute to Win it: Minute to Win it Games can be played year around. We especially love these 60-second challenges, Minute To Win it Easter Games. (Also check out Easter Party Games.)
Christmas Minute to Win it: Of course when it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, you want all things reindeer, snow, and Jesus related. Look at these fun Minute to Win It Christmas Games. (Also check out Christmas Party Games.)
Friendsgiving Scavenger Hunt: Scavenger hunts can get really competitive. This editable Friendsgiving Scavenger Hunt for the Thanksgiving season is so fun for a youth group. Add whatever ideas fit your church, venue, or party. (Also check out Thanksgiving Party Games and Thanksgiving Minute to Win It Games.)

Outdoor Youth Group Games

Youth group games are a great way to build teamwork, foster friendships, and have fun. Outdoor games, in particular, offer a chance for participants to get some fresh air and exercise while enjoying the company of their peers. Here are some popular outdoor youth group games:

Physical Activity Games

Physical activity games are a great way to get everyone moving and energized. These games can be adapted for different age groups and skill levels. Here are a few examples:

Capture the Flag – This classic game involves dividing players into two teams. Each team has a flag that they must protect while trying to capture the other team’s flag. The game is won when one team successfully captures the other team’s flag and brings it back to the team’s base.
Ultimate Frisbee – This fast-paced game is similar to soccer or football but played with a frisbee. The objective is to pass the frisbee down the field and score points by catching it in the opposing team’s end zone.
Obstacle Course – An obstacle course can be set up with various challenges such as crawling under ropes, jumping over cones, and balancing on beams. This game can be timed for an added challenge.

If some of these games excite you, take a look at our numerous lists of outdoor games that can be used a field, in the pool, at a lake or even after the sun goes down.

Adventure Games

Adventure games offer a chance for participants to explore and test their limits. These games can be especially exciting for older youth groups.

Examples include:

Scavenger Hunt – A scavenger hunt can be set up with clues that lead participants to different locations. The final clue can lead to a prize or reward. These can include mall scavenger hunt, nature scavenger hunt, virtual scavenger hunt, or selfie scavenger hunts.
Survival Game – In this game, participants are given a set of challenges to complete in a wilderness setting. Challenges can include building a shelter, starting a fire, and finding food and water. They are great for summer camps.
Geocaching – Geocaching involves using GPS coordinates to find hidden treasures. Participants can work in teams to find as many caches as possible within a set time frame.

Overall, outdoor youth group games offer a chance for participants to have fun, build relationships, and develop important life skills.

Whatever the season, these party games for kids are perfect for a youth group. Unless stated, they are kid-friendly, and in our mind, kid-friendly means church approved.

Benefits of Youth Group Games

If you were wondering, Youth group games offer a variety of benefits that help young people grow and develop in various ways. While you might realize many of the benefits of games for kids, there are a few reasons you might not have considered.

1. Socialization

Games for youth groups provide an opportunity for young people to interact with others and develop social skills. They learn how to communicate, cooperate, and work together towards a common goal. This helps them build relationships and friendships that can last a lifetime.

2. Physical Activity

Many youth ministry games involve physical activity, which is beneficial for young people’s health and well-being. Physical activity helps them stay active and healthy, and it also helps them develop coordination and motor skills. They can release endorphins for mental wellness.

3. Mental Stimulation

Small group games can also provide mental stimulation, which is important for young people’s cognitive development. They learn problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and decision-making, which can help them in other areas of their lives.

4. Emotional Development

Youth group games can also help young people develop emotionally. They learn how to deal with winning and losing, how to handle frustration and disappointment, and how to manage their emotions in a healthy way.

5. Fun and Enjoyment

Finally, games for ministry offer young people a chance to have fun and enjoy themselves. This is important for their overall well-being and helps them develop a positive attitude towards life.

It’s clear why we need games in addition to lessons. Overall, youth group games can be a fun and effective way to engage young people in a group setting. They are great as icebreakers or lesson summaries. By understanding the basics of game selection and design, leaders can create successful events that are enjoyable and engaging for all participants. Bring the fun to your youth group! With so many game options available, there’s sure to be a game that’s perfect for your kids’ group.

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Are you looking for some creative adult scavenger hunt ideas? These winning adult activities can be used for birthday parties, office parties, youth groups, team-building & more! Check out the list of forty (plus) adult scavenger hunt ideas you can print today.

Who says adults can’t have fun too? Having organized adult activities can create an instant connection. Adult games can be used at ice breakers, team-building activities, birthday party entertainment, and “just because” memories. One type of adult game that can easily become pulled together is a scavenger hunt.

Scavenger hunts are a came full of clues or a list of items that can be quickly collected. These items can be collected in an order using rhyming riddles and clue cards. The collected items don’t have to be picked up and alternatively, they can be photographed as photographic evidence. Lastly, they can be collected as physical objects. Scavenger hunts can be a race against the clock or against another team. They require a competitive spirit, problem-solving skills, and a bit of humor.

The benefits of scavenger hunts are the way they bring people together and improve relationships. The size of the group doesn’t necessarily matter. A bit of friendly competitive spirit can be found between a couple or between an entire team. Scavenger hunts stimulate the brain and boost one’s mood. They create instant connection and a feeling of accomplishment.

Pull out that inner child and take a look at these creative adult treasure hunts. These adult scavenger hunt ideas include both virtual and in-person ideas.

How do you make an interesting scavenger hunt for adults?

When you are ready to hold a scavenger hunt for adults, you want to ensure it’s engaging and enjoyable. A few scavenger hunts require setup. Many scavenger hunts can be printed and instantly played. Before planning an adult scavenger hunt, consider your audience, your players, and the environment where you want the treasure hunt to take place.

To guide you on creating an interesting hunt, follow these basic tips for hosting an adult scavenger hunt.

Step 1: Choose a Location

To being the process of hosting a scavenger hunt, choose your location. Will this be outdoors, indoors, at a venue, or at a special location? Knowing the location of your event, helps you decide what types of clues to have. Will your clues lead to a garden house or a popular store in the mall?

Step 2: Choosing a Theme for your Scavenger Hunt

Once you have the location, consider the occasion. If this is for a special occasion, it might easily establish your scavenger hunt theme. For example a baby shower or birthday party. However, if you have no special occasion or holiday, then you open the possibility of treasure hunt themes – let’s go camping, lake life, red, white, and blue, or even mall madness. Get creative. Your location can help you.

Step 3: Choose your Type of Scavenger Hunt

Once you understand your scavenger hunt location and theme, it’s time to plan the type of scavenger hunt you want. There are two main styles – a scavenger hunt checklist and scavenger hunt clue cards.

When finding items, you can use both physical and virtual items. Virtual items mean one can pick up a smartphone and quickly find something they need on Google. Virutal can also include creating a photo scavenger hunt where only photographic evidence counts.

If creating your own scavenger hunt clues and list of items feels daunting to you, then pre-built scavenger hunt list and customize it. Some of our scavenger hunt sets include editable text for Adobe PDF. Or use pre-built scavenger hunt clues and roll with it adding none of your own personalized ideas and thoughts.

Step 4: Create a List of Scavenger Hunt Rules and Goals

When creating the rules for a scavenger hunt, consider your location, theme, team members, and goal for participation. Is this a team scavenger hunt, is this a race against the clock, or is only one person searching for clues?

Example rules for a scavenger hunt for grown-ups might include:

Time: Is there a time limit for the hunt? Is this man versus clock or team versus team? Can you keep your own pace?

Difficulty: If completing a checklist of activities or things to find, assign various points for each activity based on how hard your list of challenges is.

Participants: Make a list of tasks for the participants! Will your players work with team members or on their own?

Winners: Winners are assigned based on having the most points, completing the tasks first, or finishing the most activities in the set amount of time.

Considering all these things will help you put together your final rules

Step 5: Organize Your Scavenger Hunt Party + Event

Now that you know the location, time, place, theme, and rules, it is important to put it all together before your occasion starts. Download your scavenger hunt printable or create your own. Gather a few prize ideas and set up the clues and scavenger hunt if necessary.

What are examples of fun adult scavenger hunts?

We have a huge selection of the best scavenger hunts. In addition, we have hundreds of kids’ scavenger hunts. I you have a jovial adult who likes to have fun (or needs to have more fun) pick up any of these treasure hunts and let the fun begin.

Virtual Scavenger Hunts

One type of scavenger hunt that doesn’t even require anyone in the same location is a virtual scavenger hunt. This type of scavenger hunt can be done over Zoom, Skype, Google Hangout, or even over a text message. To play an online scavenger hunt, one person will act as the moderator and list an object that has to be found. All players will race to bring that item back to video chat. If doing this over text messaging, then players will quickly text a photo of that item and send it to the group over their cell phones. Points are awarded for being the first player to bring back the item, second or even third. Players after the third player get no points. For larger groups, combine into small teams for a bit of fun team building. The winners will enjoy the gloat for the rest of… well… forever. This game is a fun way for friends and family close and far since physical proximity is not necessary for the interaction of remote teams.

At-Home Scavenger Hunt with Clue Cards

Scavenger hunts with rhyming riddles are always fun. This adult scavenger hunt has clue cards, some of which include adult-themed birthday scavenger hunt clue ideas. There is a set for him. There is a set for her. That means, print this adult scavenger hunt and pull the clue cards that fit your celebration – birthday party games for adults, Valentine’s Day, date night for couples, or just because. One of these at-home scavenger hunt clues even ends up in bed creating a very romantic couple’s scavenger hunt.

Romantic Couple’s Scavenger Hunt

Looking to add a dash of romance and excitement to your relationship? Our Romantic Couples’ Scavenger Hunt is the perfect way to create unforgettable memories with your significant other. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion like Valentine’s Day, or an anniversary, or just want to surprise your partner with some fun and affectionate moments, this unique experience is sure to make your hearts race! Grab these 20 rhyming riddles clue cards that lead to a gift, Valentine’s Day package or you name it – wink, wink!

Mall Scavenger Hunt

This Mall Scavenger Hunt has two sets. One is a checklist with mall scavenger hunt image ideas. The other includes a checklist of mall scavenger hunt ideas plus a blank template to add your own ideas. While you can certainly do the scavenger hunt with images, the list of scavenger hunt ideas is perfect for a youth group, office party with coworkers, or adults’ night out. This is the perfect activity to take to the mall, Target, Walmart, or any outdoor shopping area. It’s pretty generic plus the blank scavenger hunt template allows you to create your own personalized ideas for the public place you choose to visit.

Photo Scavenger Hunts

This photo scavenger hunt leaves many lasting memories. We have two types of selfie scavenger hunt ideas. Grab the summer selfie scavenger hunt or the editable selfie scavenger hunt (edit this fun photo scavenger hunt PDF online and totally personalize the list of ideas to your group and environment.)

Teen Scavenger Hunts

Pre-teen, tween, or eighteen – who cares the age for this teen game? This teen scavenger hunt has rhyming clue cards for an at-home teen scavenger hunt. They are a bit more challenging than the generic “Hey go look in the fridge next!” Teen players will work together to try to answer twenty-five challenging riddles and find the next clue card. At the end of the hunt, with the last clue, can be a huge prize or birthday present. Hidden with each clue can be fun prizes or even party favors. Make it your own and you decide what the grand prize is.

Baby Shower Scavenger Hunts

Are you hosting a baby shower? A baby shower scavenger hunt is a bit out of the box and can be used for multiple reasons. With a little creativity, this scavenger hunt game is the perfect way to reveal so many things about the baby. For example, each baby shower clue card can have a letter. Eventually, these letters can spell the baby’s first name for a name reveal. At the end of the hunt, you can have a gender reveal. This can be a surprise for the guests or even the parents-to-be. You can also have fun baby shower party favors along the way. Or the mother-to-be can do the entire hunt herself and gather fun baby shower gifts along the way – what baby shower game would you choose?

Bachelorette Scavenger Hunts

Bachelor and bachelorette parties are one of the best places to host a scavenger hunt. We have plenty of fun Bachelorette Scavenger Hunt Ideas that can be used in a bar or in a fun destination city. Visit Miami, Nashville, Las Vegas, and Charleston. You can also go on a cruise! For your girls’ weekend, make sure to print one of these bachelorette treasure hunt ideas for your location. The activity will bring so much fun to the girls’ night out and a little bit of inspiration for the bachelorette party games & activities.

What are good Scavenger Hunt Prizes for Adults?

While gloating about your victory, really might ad enough satisfaction, it’s not a bad idea to put together a few fun prize ideas. When braining storming what the winners can receive, think about items you would like to buy for yourself. Then began to gather such things.

Adult Scavenger Hunt prizes might include…

Birthday Presents
Wine Bottles
Liquor Bottles
Gift Cards
Lottery Tickets
Restaurant Vouchers
Memberships
Cash
Gas Cards
Spa Vouchers
Airplane Tickets
Movie Tickets
Suprise Travel Plans

If the cost of prizes might raise your party budget, then ask for help. Ask your party guests to each bring a $10 item to the gathering. You can use these fun white elephant-type presents to hand out as prizes to the winning teams.

More Scavenger Hunts

Scavenger hunts are super fun for adults and kids alike. There are many ways to have a fun treasure hunt outside of the home space. From the park to the zoo, on an airplane, and more, take a look at these printable scavenger hunts you can download, print, and play instantly.

Travel Scavenger Hunts

Are you going on a family vacation? Having activities for the kids is a must. First, pick up a hotel scavenger hunt. This resort scavenger hunt includes a checklist for younger kids and older kids.

If you are traveling by plane, download the Aiport Scavenger Hunt too. And finally, if you are hitting the shore, download the beach scavenger hunt.

Museum Scavenger Hunt

Museums are great places to explore. I recall visiting the museum with my three boys (ages 5, 5, and 6) and praying to God they didn’t break anything. Having an activity sheet was actually very helpful. If you are visiting a museum, download and print this free printable scavenger hunt. These art scavenger hunt ideas will help make the event less stressful.

Zoo Scavenger Hunt

There are plenty of zoos to visit in the country. I you find yourself in a major city, bring this zoo scavenger hunt on your adventure. Find some of your favorite animals including monkeys, llamas, lions, elephants, tigers, and bears. Pin to Pinterest.

Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt

Looking for something to do on a lazy Sunday? Have you recently moved and are new to your environment? Whatever the reason, take a look at this neighborhood scavenger hunt. This includes two scavenger hunts. One style is a neighborhood scavenger hunt list with images and the other includes 20 rhyming clue cards. It can be used for younger kids and older kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Camping Scavenger Hunt

Are you headed to the great outdoors? Bring with you a scavenger hunt for camping. The riddles for campers can be used in a public location as they include clue cards that state “Do not touch.” For more outdoor ideas, take a look at these outdoor scavenger hunt clue cards or I Spy Nature scavenger hunt. Pin to Pinterest.

Team Photo Scavenger Hunt

If you are looking for a good photo scavenger hunt for youth groups, teen birthday parties, fun weekend ideas, etc, grab this mall scavenger hunt. It can be used at Walmart, Target, the mall, and other public locations. It’s super fun. Just pair up players for the group scavenger hunt for teams. See who finishes first! Pin to Pinterest.

Holiday Scavenger Hunt Ideas

If you are looking for more themed scavenger hunts, these easy scavenger hunt clues are perfect for any major holiday. The clues are easy to read and easy to find, but that doesn’t mean adults can not participate. However, it does mean that they can be used for kids of all ages as the rhyming scavenger hunt clues are not challenging to solve.

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Fun Candy Dice Game Printable Activities

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November 8, 2023 by Ashley Langston Filed Under: Baby, Birthday, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Recipe, Social Media

These candy dice game printable ideas and fun dice game activities are perfect for all the various holidays of the year. Not only does this activity take out the stress of picking and choosing, but it leaves a little bit of tossing the dice luck as well. Dice game printables like this can be used for all the fun holidays in a simple and organized way! Check out all the options below – and get ready to print and let the fun begin!

Using dice as a way to decide the fate of an activity or game never gets dull. In fact, rolling the dice is a simple way for kids and adults can feel as though they’re part of a game without the worry of having too much pressure at the same time.

Because let’s be honest. Sometimes, it’s really hard to decide what candy to choose or what gift to pick. Those decisions can make anyone feel like they’re frozen without an option, and this is where the dice come into play! (literally!)

Forget popular games or board games like Yahtzee, Farkle, and Bunco. The next time that there is a fun holiday or event coming up where there will be choices to be made, make a few dice cookies, and don’t forget to include these dice game printables and a set of dice. The printables will give the answers to the rolls of the dice, making it a great option for everyone to participate in.

Dice Game Rules

Candy dice game rules are simple and easy to follow. In fact, the dice game candy rules are printed and ready to use. Each person gets to take a turn rolling the dice, and whatever number is shown on that dice is matched with the number on the printable.

The only control that the person has is that they get to toss or roll the dice. After that, it’s all in how the dice land! In the gift exchanges, if you roll snake eyes with the dice, then you have to do what the dice game tells you to do for rolling that number. No ifs, and, or butts!

For each dice roll it might mean that you get candy, it could mean that you give candy, or it could mean that you are skipped and have to watch everyone else having and enjoying some of their candy. It’s all in the fun of the game! (and all are in good spirits as well because every roll will have everyone guessing and waiting as to what is going to happen)

Printable Dice Game Options

While I know I’m talking about candy dice game printables, don’t forget that dice games can be used for more than just candy. This type of group game is perfect for gift-giving and receiving as well!

If you’ve ever had a white elephant Christmas exchange, then you know the excitement of getting a gift that you have no idea what it is. When you add in some dice, it takes gift-giving and receiving to a whole new level!

Use a few of our birthday party or Christmas party games to exchange gag gifts or even birthday party favors.

What printable dice games are included?

You know that I’m all about covering all the basics, so I’ve created a HUGE amount of the best dice games and activities that you can download and use for all the various fun times of the year!

Drunk dice game

Let’s be honest. This first game starts with candy of a different kind. This one is great for the 21+ crowd and makes drinking with friends a little more exciting and fun. Drink responsibly.

Patriotic dice game

For this fun game, you can use this during the 4th of July celebration, Memorial Day, or Veteran’s Day holidays. It’s a fun game to bring to your picnic, family reunion, or beach vacation.

Slumber party dice game

Need some fun ideas for a sleepover? Print and let the party start! Don’t forget these sleepover games and truth-or-dare questions too. You will be lucky if this endless list of games lets you get any sleep – let’s be honest, you aren’t sleeping!

Bible candy dice game

Using candy and the reference Matthew 10:8, encourage others to gift freely to others in this fun Sunday school activity or youth group game – Bible Candy Dice.

Candy dice game

There doesn’t have to be a reason to celebrate. Exchange candy because candy is good. This candy game printable has no theme. It’s generic. Visit a candy store, toss the candy in a pile in the center of the table, and use this to help choose candy and see what you get!

Birthday dice game

You say it’s your birthday?! This themed birthday party game for kids is a perfect way to exchange a few great candy birthday party favors. Instead of a birthday pinata, use this game. It’s unique and not your original birthday party activity. It’s a super fun way to add some excitement and sweetness to a birthday party!

Halloween dice game

With so many yummy candy options during this holiday, this printable is perfect! At a Halloween party, bring this dice game. it might be a fun game that allows you to end up with all your favorite Halloween candy treats.

Thanksgiving dice game

Share the candy with your family and friends this holiday! Whether you are hosting a Thanksgiving with friends or family, this Friendsgiving game is an excellent addition.

Thanksgiving gratitude dice game

So candy is great, but what about reflection on the past year? What a fun way to talk about all the things that you’re grateful for this time of year. Instead of family conversation starters, grab a fun family conversation game with this Thanksgiving gratitude game using dice.

Christmas candy dice game

Christmas has an endless supply of unique candy like peppermints, candy canes, or even Christmas M&Ms. Use this as an easy way to try some different types of holiday candies.

St. Patrick’s Day candy exchange dice game

Are you hosting a St. Paddy’s Day celebration? Grab a few fun games and chocolate coins or green candies. Players try to get all the candy possible!

Valentine dice game

One of the best ways to get more sweets for yourself or to share with your sweetie! You can play this printable Valentine’s Day game with chocolate bars, Hershey kisses, a box of chocolate, and more.

Valentine Dice Game with Conversation Hearts

Have you heard of the themed rolling hearts game? Using conversation heart candy and dice, exchange Valentine’s Day candy in this printable game. This game includes a Valentine’s game with two dice or one dice – you choose based on your age group. It’s ag great Valentine’s Day game for the classroom.

Easter candy dice game

Spring is such a fun time to play easter egg games. Fill easter eggs for this exchange game with dice. You can use jelly beans, Peeps, or even edible grass (gross!) All you need are dice and plastic eggs – plus this Easter egg exchange game printable, of course!

Easter egg exchange game with dice

For the older kids who like an action-packed game, use this two-die Easter Egg exchange game. Fill your plastic eggs with sweet treats and watch the eggs move around the group from player to player. It’s like an Easter Egg hunt in a small space.

Christmas gift exchange dice game

Not all the printables are about candy. This one is used for gifts! It’s the perfect White Elephant Gift Idea! In this simple gift exchange game, use one die, and end up with a present. It can be used with gag gifts or your favorite $10 Christmas present gift idea.

White Elephant gift exchange game with two dice

Want a bit more action at your holiday party? Try out Christmas games including this Christmas White Elephant gift exchange game with two dice. Use it for an office Christmas party, holiday classroom party, youth group, or even an ugly Christmas sweater party. The reasons and themed holiday parties are endless.

Basketball candy dice game

In this printable basketball party game, you aren’t shooting and scoring for 2 or three points. Rather roll the dice for basketball chocolate candies or other themed candy ideas. Follow the rules to have the candy on or around the court. It will be like March Madness. You can even twist up the game and play with 16 candies – call it the Sweet 16. Sounds like a perfect theme too.

Football candy dice game

Super Bowl, Tailgate, or football-themed party? You choose the reason for this football-themed party game. Follow the rules to have the candy on or around the field.

Baseball candy dice game

Is it opening day or the World Series? Are you hosting a baseball birthday party? Follow the rules to have the candy on or around the mound. You can exchange fun baseball chocolate candies. Who needs a kid’s pinata when you have a baseball dice game?

Gift exchange dice game with one dice

This birthday party printable is perfect for small treats and birthday party favors. With this printable, you get to use one dice, and there are a lot of fun options that can happen! You’ll love the hilarity that ensues and might find yourself in a bit of friendly competition to win those fun prizes!

Gift exchange dice game with two dice

With this printable, you get to use two dice, and that just shakes things up a bit! Will you get to keep, pass, or swap? This printable can be used at a kids’ birthday party with party favors, a family reunion, a special occasion, or a white elephant gift exchange (not even during the holiday season!)

New Year’s Eve candy dice game

Are you welcoming a new year with the kids (or adults?) Use this fun dice game as a way to ring in the new year and treat your sweet tooth! Exchange Hershey Chocolates instead of a midnight kiss. You can even download our free printable New Year’s Eve chocolate kiss stickers. Or go all out and exchange big candy when you make it a candy bar dice game.

Supplies

The best part about using dice game printables is that you just need a few simple supplies to get started!

Dice
Paper
Printer
Downloaded Dice Game Printables

You can easily start with one and then get the rest as the year goes along. I recommend printing on cardstock and then laminating the printable game. This makes it easier to use over and over again!

How do I play dice games?

Each of the candy dice game PDFs includes instructions. However, the concept is easy in this simple game. Add a bunch of candy (or candy bars) to the center of the table. Roll the dice. Look at your number. Follow the instructions.

Sample instructions include…

Take one candy
Put one candy back
Give any player one candy
Skip your turn
Take one candy from any player
Everyone takes one candy

Players will pull from the pile of candy (or each other) until they get the specific number of candies they need to win.

Can I play dice games without dice?

You might be wondering if can you play these dice games without dice (or a dice cup.) Dice games require some type of numeric roll with a six-sided dice however if you do not have dice, there are ways around this.

It’s very easy to roll dice using a dice app on your phone, by making your own paper dice out of a printable cube template, or by using a virtual dice-rolling website.

What is the order of the game?

On the dice game, the rules are listed. However, you can make it your own. You can decide the order of players in this group game. When playing with younger kids, the first player is usually the youngest. The next player is to their left (in clockwise order) or the next youngest player. Players take turns rolling the die. The object of the game is to collect candy or candy bars. The winner of the game gets the present or the most candy.

How many players are needed for these dice games?

The number of players really doesn’t matter but anything in between 3 to 5 players will work best. If you have more than 5 players, split up players into groups and each group will play their own game. If you play with fewer than 3 players, stealing things like candy from your “play of choice” will be really silly – you keep stealing and exchanging with the same person. It will make the end of the game come really quickly. In this case, just add a number of rounds to keep the game going.

Do I need to keep score in this game?

No piece of paper is needed to track the highest score other than the printable dice games. There is no total score in these popular dice game printables. The winner will either unwrap the present or get ten pieces of candy first. You can create variations and add up the highest total and award prizes for the most points. Make it your own game and grab a piece of paper as a score sheet if this is the die score is the direction you go. It definitely adds math into the equation (no pun intended) if you are playing math games in the classroom.

Candy Dice Game Printables

Have so much fun with all these great dice games! I have created an option for just about any time of the year! Who knew that dice would be the best way to figure out how to pick sweet treats, candy bars, or gifts?!

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Dice games are awesome, but don’t forget about all the other fun games for kids and adults to play! Some are indoors, some are outdoors, and some can be a mixture of both.

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Turn these fun activities into seasonal math games or try some of these math games for kids. Find baseball, football, and even basketball math games with dice (+ more.) Pin to Pinterest.

52 Deck of Card Games

Do you love classic dice games? Then you might love these. Grab a 52 deck of playing cards and try every one of these fun card games. Play on family game night, at youth group, summer camp, and more. Pin to Pinterest.

Fun Holiday Party Games

Whether you’re throwing a Halloween, Easter, Christmas party (or other) — Check out this list of 100s of the top holiday party games for kids, adults, & teens. Plan a party that’s sure to be the best ever with these suggestions for fun holiday party activities that will keep everyone entertained. Twist each simple game into something fun and unique with a twist of party game instructions and a list of themed party supplies. Pin to Pinterest.

Hilarious Adult Party Games

These Adult Party Games would be perfect for your next party! Games are an easy, low-cost way to entertain guests. Take a look at over 100+ printable adult party games you can download, print, and play with your friends and family. Hours of fun to be had by all the adults too. Pin to Pinterest.

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