Printable party games for families and groups
Printable games for running a group, whether it's the whole family round the Christmas table or friends on a night in. Every game is explained step by step: the suggested age, the number of players, what you need and how to play.
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Our party games are for the days when children and grown-ups play together, starting with The Christmas Championship: 40 games for Christmas Day, from drinks to pudding, with over 250 cards to cut out, a score sheet and a champion crowned at the end. It works for 3 to 20 players, from age 4.
To choose your games, start from the group rather than the game: how many of you there are, how old the youngest is, and whether people would rather stay sitting down or get up and move. For ideas that need nothing you don't already have, read our guides to Christmas games for the family and Christmas Day bingo.
Every book is a PDF that you print at home. Print it all, or only the kit for the games you pick, and print the cards again next year when they're worn.
Our guides
Christmas Treasure Hunt Clues for Kids: 20 Rhymes
20 rhyming Christmas treasure hunt clues for kids to hide around the house, with how to set up the trail, harder codes for older children and treasure ideas.
Read the guide →Christmas Day Bingo: Rules and 40 Square Ideas
Christmas Day bingo for the whole family: the rules, how to make cards for kids and grown-ups, and 40 square ideas that really happen, from presents to pudding.
Read the guide →
Questions
Are the game books sent by post?
No, they are digital books in PDF format. You download them after payment and print them at home, in full or just the pages you need.
How many players do you need?
The Christmas Championship is for 3 to 20 players, from age 4. It comes with five ready-made programmes, from a small gathering of 4 to 6 people to a classic Christmas Day for 8 to 12, and every game shows its suggested age and number of players.
Who runs the games on the day?
One person becomes the Games Master: they read the rules, start each game and keep the score sheet, and they can play too. About twenty minutes of reading beforehand is enough to get ready.