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32 Christmas Party Activities for School

By Matthew Lynch
March 1, 2025
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1. Candy Cane Relay: Kids race while carrying candy canes using only a spoon.

2. Christmas Carol Charades: Teams act out and guess popular holiday songs.

3. Ugly Sweater Contest: Students wear ugly sweaters and vote on the best (worst) one.

4. Snowball Toss: Kids toss fake snowballs into buckets or through hoops.

5. Ornament Making Station: A craft area where students can create their own ornaments to take home.

6. Santa Says: A twist on Simon Says, led by a teacher dressed as Santa.

7. Elf Bowling: Set up pins and use a small ball to represent the “snowball” for a festive game of bowling.

8. Reindeer Races: Students participate in sack races while wearing reindeer antlers.

9. Letter to Santa Writing Station: Kids write letters to Santa, either as a simple wish list or as a creative writing exercise.

10. Pin the Nose on Rudolph: A Christmas version of the classic “pin the tail” game.

11. Snowman Building Contest: Teams compete in building snowmen made of different materials like paper, marshmallows, or even toilet paper rolls.

12. Gingerbread House Decorating Competition: Groups work together to create the best-looking, festive gingerbread house.

13. Hot Chocolate Bar: Offer various toppings like whipped cream, marshmallows, and sprinkles for students to customize their hot cocoa.

14. Christmas Movie Marathon: Screen classic holiday films during the party for a cozy atmosphere.

15. Winter Wonderland Dance Party: Encourage students to boogie down with fun decorations and lively music.

16. Secret Santa Gift Exchange: Students draw names and surprise each other with thoughtful Christmas gifts.

17. Christmas Story Circle: Share favorite holiday tales with each other in a storytelling circle format.

18. Cookie Decorating Station: Provide plain sugar cookies, frosting, and sprinkles for children to get creative.

19. Snowflake Making: Teach students how to make paper snowflakes using simple folding and cutting techniques.

20. Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle Challenge: Groups race to complete festive puzzle images.

21. Holiday Trivia Game: Test students’ knowledge of Christmas facts and history through a friendly trivia competition.

22. Coloring Station: Offer Christmas-themed coloring pages for students to enjoy.

23. Ornament Toss Game: Students toss lightweight ornaments into buckets for points.

24. Photo Booth with Props: Set up a photo booth station with holiday props for kids and staff to take fun memories.

25. Tree Decorating Contest: Let each class decorate their own tree with a specific theme and vote on the best one.

26. Christmas Bingo: Use traditional or customized bingo cards featuring holiday symbols.

27. Mitten Match Up: Challenge students to find matching pairs of mittens as quickly as possible.

28. Holiday Luminaria Walk: Set up a festive path lined with luminarias for students to explore.

29. Gift Wrapping Relay Race: Teams work together to wrap gifts quickly and neatly in a relay-style race format.

30. Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt: Create a list of unique light displays for children to search for outside the school or within designated areas.

31. Snowman Freeze Tag: Students are “frozen” when tagged and must be unfrozen by having someone build a snowman around them using items provided.

32. Carol Sing-Along: Cap off the party with a joyful group sing-along of favorite Christmas carols.

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