Holiday Classroom Games

Seasonal games without the extra prep

Holidays are when students most want to play — and when teachers have the least time to prepare. Every seasonal page here uses the same games you already know, like Four Corners, Would You Rather, the Quiz Board and Bingo, loaded with holiday questions. Open a page, press Board mode and play.

How to plan a holiday game session

A classroom party works best as a mix of short activities. Start with a seasonal icebreaker so everyone speaks, add a movement game like Four Corners, then finish with a team game such as the trivia quiz board or bingo. Keep a timer on the board so each activity ends on time, and use the scoreboard to track team points across the whole session.

Coming up this school year

We add new seasonal games several weeks before each holiday so you have time to plan. Winter holiday games, Valentine’s Day games and end-of-year games are on the way. Have an idea for a holiday game? Email us at hello@classroomgames.fun.

Keeping holidays inclusive

Not every family celebrates every holiday. Our seasonal games focus on shared themes — fall, harvest, gratitude, kindness and fun — rather than beliefs, and each holiday page includes tips for making the activity comfortable for every student. Most games also work with their regular question decks if you prefer a general activity.