try www.partygamecentral.com these games are free

One I just learned; everyone is in a circle and the leader says we're going on a sleigh ride and I'm going to bring a sweater and bells (you tell something you are bringing that starts with the first letters of your first and last name, but don't reveal that to the group). The next person tells 2 things they will bring and the leader tells them whether they can bring them on the ride or not, depending on the letters used for the items they want to bring. Continue around the group and pretty soon people will start to catch on and others won't, continue until all are frustrated or figure it out.

This year I am making a I-Spy game (large soda bottle filled with trinkets and table sale). I'll give each person a minute in a private area and they'll write down whatever they 'spy'. A few things will be worth more points if they find them. In the past I've done the following: The left/right game (instructions easily found on the internet). Card toss - take 10 to 15 assorted sized Christmas cards and let each player toss them towards a laundry basket about 7 to 10 feet away. Don't let anyone bend the cards. Harder than it looks to get the cards into the basket. Famous people game - Find pictures of famous people (including cartoon characters like Rudolph), print them all out on one sheet then make copies for each player. Give them about 5 minutes to see how many they get right. Stocking game - fill a stocking with small household items, tie the top and have players write down what they can feel.

Well shucks, I went to a few today that I could have saved. Most are in quiz form where you have to guess correctly to move onto the next one. So you have to copy and paste one at a time. Or you can search for Christmas facts and make questions out of the facts. These may be helpful: Christmas Trivia History of Christmas Trivia Christmas Fun Facts