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A Thanksgiving Game the Whole Family Can Enjoy
Most people feel like they know their family pretty well,
but you would be surprised at the things you may not
know. This fun game helps everyone get to know each other
better and can even make you a little more thankful for
the people you call family.
Setting up the Game:
One person will have to be the leader and probably won’t
be able to play, but you’ll still get to see all the fun.
To get the game set up follow these simple steps:
1. Talk to each person that will be at the Thanksgiving
dinner and have him or her tell you two things they think
no one else there will know about them.
2. Write down what they tell you with their names. This
will be your answer key.
3. When you have talked to everyone you are going to
create game boards that look kind of like bingo.
4. Use people’s answers in the bingo spaces. For example
in one space you could have something like, “This person
actually swallowed their first loose tooth.” Make each
board a little different.
5. You will also want to make sure you have enough pens
and pencils for everyone.
How to Play:
1. Explain to everyone that this will be a little like
bingo, except they have to get up and talk to people.
2. The object is to find the person that is described in
each space and have them sign off that space, but the
catch is that they can only ask one question at a time.
So for example, grandkid can come up to grandma and ask
her if she swallowed her first loose tooth. Grandma can
ask the grandkid one question, and then they must go talk
to somebody else. They can talk to each other again but
only after they have talked to different people.
3. When somebody fills out their entire card they can
yell out bingo. Then the whole family can have fun
checking everyone’s answers and asking each other
questions.
4. If you have enough people coming you may be able to do
this a couple of times, or you can just continue playing
without checking anyone’s answers until everyone has
filled their card.
A variation of this would be to do favorites. In a space
you would put at least three of one persons favorites;
such as color, food, book, etc. Then everyone must go
around and figure out who belongs in which box as
explained before.
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