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Spread Holiday Cheer with Our Christmas Party Games For Toddlers

Planning Christmas party games for toddlers can be challenging, especially if you’re including older kids in the mix. You want to make sure everyone is having a great time. Our party games include a mix of ideas designed especially for toddlers along with some for everyone to enjoy together. Check them out and get a jump start on your holiday planning

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 Christmas Party Games for Toddlers

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Snowman Bowling:  This is one of our favorite Christmas party games for toddlers! All you need is about five large white styrofoam cups, some construction paper, and a few cotton balls.  The cups become the snowmen once you create their faces!  Cut out five black circles, two large for eyes and four smaller for a mouth.  Use orange construction paper for a triangle nose.  Stack the cups up pyramid style.  Use the cotton balls to knock them down! (Larger ones work the best).  Have fun! 

Sensory Box: Using an empty tissue box, you can either use wrapping paper to make it look like a gift, or use one that is already printed in a holiday style.  Fasten a ribbon to it for looks.  Gather some things like buttons, feathers, small candy canes, ribbon and pom-poms.  Place them in the box.  You can either blindfold the kids, or simply have them close their eyes.  Using one hand, they grab an item and describe it!  Great way to work on learning new things and describing them.

Matching Color Game: This is great to help them match color to color!  You can either use the shape of a round ornament or Christmas light, either way, draw them out and color each one different colors.  You will also need a bag of pom-poms (these come in pretty handy as you can see!)  Let the kids find the matching colored pom-pom and place it on the matching ornament (or light)! 

Christmas Memory: A Christmas version of the classic childhood game.  Print off some Christmas images such as snowmen, trees, Santa, presents, lights, ornaments, reindeer and snowflakes.  Cut them all to the same size.  Make sure you have enough for all the kids to play! You can also purchase a Holiday Memory game if you don’t have time to print!

 Christmas Bow Toss: All you need for one of our easiest Christmas party games for toddlers is a bucket (red or green, make it festive!) and a bag (or two) of bows.  Have the kids stand at different distances, starting closer to begin with, moving back further each bow they toss into the bucket.  If they miss, they must stay where they are until they get it in!  You could use tape on the floor to mark the distance, or simply have them take one step backwards.

Whatever you choose to do to keep the kids entertained, they will for sure have a great time celebrating the holiday!  Use these Christmas party games for toddlers to jump start the festivity planning wheels.

Have you planned some other Christmas party games for toddlers over the years?  Maybe you have an idea to tweak one of the ones above?  Leave your ideas and comments below!  Spread the Christmas cheer!

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25 thoughts on “Spread Holiday Cheer with Our Christmas Party Games For Toddlers”

  1. These are such fun game ideas. I would love to play some with the kids after the holiday meal this Christmas.

  2. Those are all super fun game ideas! I will have to try a few.

  5. Oh what fun. I love the idea of adding games to the holiday season. It keeps the kids having fun throughout. Thanks for sharing.

  6. Sensory boxes are always a hit with my kids so I bet it would go over well at a party also. I love all of these ideas! We made “reindeer food” at a Christmas party once which was fun for the kids.

  9. The sensory box is such a great party idea. It’s a great way to help them with that form of perception AND it’s probably hilarious.

  11. We have never had party games for the toddlers. Though, these all seem fun! I’ll pass these ideas on to the rest of the family 🙂

  12. These all sound like really great ways to get kids into the spirit and help their cognitive development. Awesome!

  13. These are all great games to play with the kids over the holidays. I miss when my kids were that age.

  14. These are some great idea for kids! My kiddos love all craft type deals!

  15. Holiday games are so much fun to play. I remember when my kids were little and we could play all afternoon.

  17. We are definitely trying the snowman bowling and the bow toss. These are so cute, I hope I can get my youngest to play them with me.

  18. The snowman bowling sounds like fun. Or how about instead of a typical balloon toss, toss a snowball and see how long you can before it’s all gone and on the ground? hehee!

  22. What fun ideas, I so wanted to do some party for my kids (they are not toddlers) and their friends over Christmas break, but IDK If we will be able to do that. I hope we can, I love hosting get togethers. It is a great way to stay connected with your kids friends from day one!

  23. Glad I found your post because I’m in charged of my daughter’s 2nd grade Christmas party this year. And I’ve got to put together a craft of some sort. But maybe we’ll play a game?

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