thanksgiving fall scattergories categories

Thanksgiving fall scattergories categories pdf#

I suggest printing the category cards on white card stock, because they’ll be sturdier and look nicer. Just print whichever game cards that you want to use.

Laminator (optional) – If you want to use this fun game year after year, then I suggest laminating the Christmas category lists and letter cards.Īlthough this fun holiday game is challenging, and you’ll definitely have to put your “thinking cap” on, it’s really easy to play: Step 1: Print, cut, and pass out the Christmas Scattergories game cards to each player.

Timer – You can set a timer on your cell phone or use a sand timer.

Enough pencils or pens for every player.

Scissors or paper trimmer – To cut out the category lists, blank answer sheets, and letter cards.

Printable letter cards – If you happen to own the original Scattergories game, then you can also use the alphabet dice from that instead.

Thanksgiving fall scattergories categories pdf#

Printable Christmas Scattergories list PDF – These are the game cards with categories.

To play this fun Christmas game you’ll need a few basic supplies: This fast-paced word game can be played with 2-6 players, or you could even divide your players into 6 teams, so it’s a perfect holiday game to play with a big group! Supplies Needed Like, for “something Santa wears” that starts with letter “D”, you could write down “drawers” (for underwear). This is a great Christmas game for adults, because it can definitely be challenging, especially when you have a crazy category and there aren’t a lot of options for a particular letter… You could really need to get creative in your answers. For this printable Christmas Categories game, however, you can draw out a letter card if you don’t already own an official Scattegories dice. In the classic Scattergories board game, you roll a 20 sided dice with all of the letters of the alphabet except for Q, U, V, X, Y, and Z.

There are typically 10-12 categories in each round, and each round has a specific letter. And then for “something in The North Pole” you could write “Rudolph”. So for instance, if the category is “something cold” and the letter for that round is “R” then you could write down “refrigerator”. Scattergories is a popular Hasbro word game that pits players against each other to see who can come up with the most unique words for different categories, all that begin with a certain letter. And if you’ve never played Scattergories before, then allow me to introduce you to your new favorite, low-prep game that’s perfect for adults and older kids.

Scattergories is one of my favorite quick-thinking and easy games to play with a group of friends. *This post contains affiliate links, which means if you click a link and make a purchase, I’ll earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Of course you could always combine this easy holiday categories word game with other fun activities like this epic Saran Wrap Ball Game or the classic Christmas Charades, but with loads of categories to choose from, you can easily make this game last a while on its own! Instead of having to buy a bunch of supplies and jump through hoops to set up Christmas games for adults, just press print on your computer and your holiday entertainment is pretty much taken care of! Well, that’s where this fun printable Christmas Scattergories game comes in! Wouldn’t it just be easier to print out a done-for-you holiday game that the adults would love?! Let’s face it… The holidays can be hectic! And after you’ve spent weeks shopping for the perfect gifts, trimming the tree, and wrapping way too many Christmas gifts for your two kids, the last thing you want to do is prep some extravagant Christmas entertainment for your holiday guests. Looking for last minute printable Christmas games for adults to play this holiday? Try this fun Christmas Scattergories game at your Christmas party or after Christmas dinner!