Pass The Parcel Snowman Christmas Family Party Game Novelty Fun with 8 Gifts Xmas Crackers Fun

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Tell a Story Where a Banana Becomes a Superhero: Get creative and weave a tale of banana bravery and heroism. Wrap a gift (something your guests would enjoy) or gifts (if having several groups) in several layers of wrapping paper. The number of layers depends on how long you want the game to last, plus the more people the more layers. We suggest at least 5 layers, but some people have done up to 15 or more! Describe Your Job Using Only Emojis: Sum up your profession in emojis – let's see if your colleagues can guess!

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 Perform a Superhero Entrance for the Next Round: Pretend you're a superhero entering a room for your grand entrance. Pose, cape swish, and all! The person in charge of the music should start it playing. While the music is playing, the parcel should be passed around the circle.

The first person to roll doubles goes to the center of the circle puts on the oven mitts/gloves and then starts unwrapping the gift with their hands. They can not use their teeth.

Mimic Your Favorite Animal in Slow Motion: Transform into your favorite animal and show off its moves in slo-mo. Describe Your Worst Cooking Mishap: Recount your kitchen catastrophe in all its glory – burnt dishes, kitchen chaos, and all! The premise is simple: Everyone sits in a circle holding the gift they brought. Someone reads the story out loud, and every time you hear the word “left” everyone passes their gift to the left. Everytime you hear “right” everyone passes their gift to the right. Sounds easy enough, right?Impersonate Your Favorite Celebrity on a Bad Hair Day: Show us your best impression of a celebrity caught off-guard by a wild hair day. Depending on the age of the child, these can be very simple, or more daring and challenging for older kids. You can even use picture cards for young children who can’t read yet.