Thanksgiving day games

That card then no longer counts and you have to move on to the next word. Decide on the pictures of food you want to print, and make sure you have a double of each picture!

However many varieties you print will determine how challenging the game is. Glue or tape the pictures on the face of each paper plate. You will flip the plates over so no picture can be seen. The kids will each take turns trying to match the pictures of food.

If not, the next player will be up. Whoever has the most matches wins! You can very easily holiday-ifiy and kid-ifiy! Shop or make Thanksgiving-themed Bingo cards or theme them to your family!

Or play a game of BoomBox Bingo —put Thanksgiving songs on a Bingo card, play the beginnings of them one at a time, and see who can "name that tune" and get Bingo first! Bring this classic game show to your holiday home this Thanksgiving! Either purchase these pre-prepared cards of various Thanksgiving food items or make your own based on the Thanksgiving dishes your family has.

Then have the judge read out the correct answers and break out the calculator to see whose prices were the right-est! This may be one of the fun Thanksgiving games for the whole family, but as opposed to the more kid-oriented activities, this one may favor the grown-ups who actually purchase Thanksgiving dinner foods.

Give new life to a discarded recyclable bottle making sure it's clean first, of course with this fun game from Busy Toddler! Use construction paper and googly eyes to create a turkey face for it. Have the kiddos take turns picking up pom-poms with the tongs—one at a time, no cheating!

Give each kid a certain amount of time and see who can "feed" the turkey the most pom-poms! Either have someone count the pom-poms or dump them out and count them after each kid's turn. This is a variation on the wrap-your-friends-in-toilet-paper game, but Thanksgiving-approved—and less messy and less wasteful! In this game from Kid-Friendly Things to Do , pair up and have one person be the "turkey leg" in each pair. Give each person enough burlap to wrap up their teammate and a chef's hat and give them a ready, set, go!

First team to cover their "turkey leg" in burlap and plop a chef's hat on their head wins the challenge. Or, if you'd rather buy less burlap, have pairs go one at a time, time them, and use the same bit of burlap and hat for every pair.

Kid-Friendly Things to Do recommends having the "turkey legs" wear long sleeves and pants to keep the burlap from itching. If you're celebrating with your pals as well, here are some great Friendsgiving ideas to try. Pit your Thanksgiving celebrants against one another with a fall-themed bean bag toss. Want to really step up your Thanksgiving game You can purchase this huge, delightfully decorated target board , with bean bags included, on Amazon. But, of course, you can make your own bean bag toss too with any household object that a bean bag could emphatically land in!

Warm up those bean bag—throwing arms. This one's great for the chefs and chefs-in-training of the bunch! Print out these game cards from Play Party Plan or make your own. On one side you'll find popular Thanksgiving dishes; on the other, a list of ingredients.

Have each player try to match the ingredient with the food item it's crucial for and see who gets the most right! Maybe they get the first helping of their favorite dish!

Love them or hate them, those "guess how many things are in the jar! Try out a slightly easy, craftier version with this cool game from Julep. Follow their tutorial for making these beautiful cornucopias using cardstock, scissors, and glue.

They'd also make great Thanksgiving decorations! You can make one for each guest if you so choose, but there needs to be a primary one for this guessing game. The game consists of 24 cards that offer you the opportunity for a sip if the card is true for you. Make up your own list or purchase this list from Etsy. Order it sooner to make sure it arrives on time.

Yes, you can enjoy card games on any occasion. If you want to keep things simple and not bother with arts, crafts, or mini pumpkins, then break out a deck of cards and enjoy your favorite card game. Make a list of the things that annoy you about certain members of your family. Include things that annoy you about people in general. Each time someone commits one of those acts, you take a drink. The Druncle, if you will.

Personalize it for your gathering. Why do adult games so often involve drinking? Probably the legal drinking age has something to do with it. This Chicago Now Blog Post has a list of things to watch for. When you see those things happen, take a drink! My daughter gave us this game recently. It uses colored dominos and is based on the dominos game but with a twist.

Mexican Train is available on Amazon. You can buy card games that start conversations or find free downloads online. Whether you need something to get the conversation started or steer the conversation in a different direction, everyone will appreciate conversation cards. You can bring these cards out before or after your Thanksgiving meal.

You should play this game outdoors. Each player gets a cup of beer and a few Candy Corns or Candy pumpkins. Players hold up their cups while other players try to toss candy into their cups. Whenever a player tosses candy into your cup, you take a drink. Amazon sells Gummy Letters. For added fun, soak the gummies in vodka. Egg Toss is exactly like Pumpkin Toss with one major difference. You toss eggs instead of pumpkins. Egg Toss has a few options. The players are encouraged to be mindful and gentle of their throwing and catching, less they have a raw egg broken in their hands!

However, you miss out on the fun of players breaking eggs when they catch them. Leave that one raw. This classic game requires no cards or boards. Print the Gratitude Scavenger Hunt list.

Go out and take photos of the items you can find from your list. Gratitude Photo Scavenger Hunt has free printables. Many of the links in this post contain affiliate links. If you make purchases via those links, I will receive a small commission. What you need for Candy Corn Relay Race: A homemade obstacle course 24 bowls a big spoon Candy Corns How to play Candy Corn Relay: Place two bowls containing several candy corns at the beginning of the obstacle course.

Place two empty bowls at the end of the obstacle course. Have the relay teams line up at the start of the course. Give a person on each team a spoon.

They navigate the obstacle course as quickly as they can. If they drop the Candy Corn, they stop, go back through the course, and scoop another Candy Corn.

When they reach the end of the course with the Candy Corn, they drop the Candy Corn into the bowl. Run back through the course and pass the spoon to the next racer. The next racer repeats. Gratitude A — Z Gratitude A — Z is similar to the road game in which you go through the alphabet, pointing out things you see on your drive that start with each letter.

Consider setting a time limit to add a little intensity to the game. Name That Baby! Candy Corn Toss Do you still have those leftover trick-or-treat buckets? Pumpkin Roll Pumpkin Rolls will require bigger pumpkins.

Racers start at one end of the yard, park, or field with a large pumpkin. Roll the pumpkin to the finish line on the other side of the yard, park, or field. The racer or team who crosses the finish line first wins the prize or proceeds to the next round. Table Top Pumpkin Bowling All you need are plastic cups and mini pumpkins.

Stuff the Turkey Game Stuff the Turkey is another game that involves crafts. Board Games You probably have a few board games on hand already. Pumpkin Pie As a kid, I bobbed for apples without a second thought. The pumpkin pie game is a more sanitary version of Bobbing for Apples. You need few supplies: Candy pumpkins Whipped cream Disposable pie pans You can easily find most of these at your local grocery store. The instructions are simple, if not potentially messy. Place candy pumpkins in each pie pan.

Place the same number in each pie pan. Cover the candy with whipped cream. Give the players the signal to start. Using only their mouths and faces , the players dig around in the whipped cream to find the pumpkins.

Using only their mouths, the players fish out the pumpkins and place them on the table. The first person to find all their pumpkins wins the game. Also, let them keep the candy pumpkins because gross. Pumpkin Toss Pumpkin Toss is a perfect game for nice days outdoors! Split the players into pairs.

Form two lines, a player from each team in each line, facing their teammates. Pick a side to start with the pumpkins. Each player in the Throwing line tosses the tiny pumpkin to their teammate in the other line. If the catcher misses or drops their pumpkin, that team is eliminated. All of the players who threw the pumpkin remaining in the game take one step backward.

The players who now have the pumpkins toss them to their teammates. The teams who miss or drop the pumpkins are eliminated. Continue stepping back a step, tossing the pumpkins, and catching them until one team remains.

Thanksgiving is around the corner and your task in this cooking game is to bake delicious and yummy turkey cupcakes. Tamara is a native girl. She usually wears clothes that represent her ancestry.

Do her make up first and then explore her wardrobe to see what awesome clothes she has! The forest turkey Ted tries to survive through the Thanksgiving season. Do your best to save the brave turkey! Sweet potato pie is a very popular dessert in the South. It is mostly served during the Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.

Although some people prefer pumpkin pie, make this simple recipe and see which dessert disappears first. Everyone in this young girl's village adores her super secret recipe for mashed potatoes.

There are many mouths to feed, so she could use your assistance to get everything ready by dinner time. Lindy is going to have a big dinner party and she is about to redecorate the entire house. Come on let's help Lindy because it'll be really hard to do that before the guests arrive.

When you finish the decorating you can choose the best look for Lindy. Families will be gathering and delicious foods will be on the table but decoration is important too. Do you want to prepare your own Thanksgiving wreath? Follow the steps and create your unique wreath according to your imagination. You want to make a special gift for your best friend. You're going to make a cute plush turkey toy for her! Set the table so that it looks inviting and then call all of your guests over to enjoy a fabulous feast in this fun online decoration game.

Help get this beautiful rainbow turkey ready for Thanksgiving Day. Style him up in fancy, smart-looking or lovely chic outfits, completing his festive look with some rainbow-like feathers, too!

Match 3 or more similar Thanksgiving foods together to help Lilly, Ella, Sarah, and Gabby set the table in time for Thanksgiving dinner!

Fill up your plate with a heaping helping of all your favorite Thanksgiving dishes! Yum, yum! After a big meal and a fun day with the family, there's nothing quite like a delicious home made Pumpkin Pie. Gather the whole family and chow down on some home made turkey with gravy, vegetable sides, and cute garnishes.

Try your best to accommodate everyone in the family for the best enjoyment on Thanksgiving Day by choosing their seats wisely!

Imagine you are this turkey. If you are lucky enough to complete these word puzzles, you will not be cooked! Sound crazy huh? Learn how to make Holiday Stuffed Turkey in this online game.

This game is based on a real recipe. You can also prepare this dish with adult supervision. Learn how to make Roast Turkey in this online game. Color it anyhow you'd like then save your picture and send it with your Thanksgiving greetings to your friends, or print the picture and color anyhow you desire!

Find the turkey holding the leaf. Watch the turkeys carefully as they move around the screen. Collect all of Turkster's feathers before time runs out. If you make it past level 5, Turkster will have enough feathers to cover his skin and return to decent Turkish society! Use the paintbrush to color the picture online. To pick a new color, move the paintbrush over the color you want to use and click the mouse. Our HUGE collection of online games will keep you entertained for hours.

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