Every year I love collecting fun game ideas to help your family have some fun on Thanksgiving!
These 12 games can be played on the big day with all of your loved ones, or you can use a few for educational purposes at home with your kiddos this month.
Whatever you decide, I know everyone will have a good time!
My Roll-a-Pumpkin game is always a hit every year (see it HERE)! This turkey version is SO cute. Grab the FREE Printable from Inspiration Made Simple.
Print out a few of these Thanksgiving I Spy sheets from Life Over C’s and stick them on the kid’s table.
Your family will love playing Charades with these FREE Printable Thanksgiving Charades cards from I Can Teach My Child.
Do you have a turkey baster and a feather? Have your child race to see how far they can get their feather in this fun game from The Inspired Treehouse.
Race to match these adorable FREE Printable alphabet turkeys from Mrs. Jones’ Creation Station.
Here is another fun game that celebrates the alphabet from Little Family Fun. It is so funny – everyone will be cracking up when they pull out the turkey and they have to run around gobbling.
Print out these FREE Printable turkeys from The Dating Divas and hide them around your home. Send the whole family on a turkey hunt!
Roll the die and feed the paper bag turkey the correct amount of acorns. Such a cute game idea from Mom Inspired Life.
Another great idea from The Inspired Treehouse! I love this Don’t Topple the Teepee Game!
Your family will love playing Pictionary all together with this Thanksgiving-inspired version from Somewhat Simple.
The Juggling Act Mama has some fun FREE Printable Bingo Cards for the entire family to enjoy! Use candy corns as the markers. 🙂
These turkey trivia cards from Craftaholics Anonymous are so funny! Spread them out on the table for some lively conversation.
I have several other posts featuring fun Thanksgiving Games…
- FREE Printable Thanksgiving Games and Activities
- Thanksgiving Game Ideas
- Turkey Color Game
- Christmas Paper Plate Game
- Thanksgiving Conversation and Activity Cards (FREE Printable!)
I hope you found something fun here to create memories with your loved ones!
Joyfully,
Julie 🙂
We copied a tradition for a while that someone in my class did and that was have people bring dollar store items to use as prizes to win when you win a bingo game on Thanksgiving day. People could bring wrapping paper, gift tags, cheap toys for children, candy bars, etc. I found cute disposable snowman plates at a drugstore one year. A Valu hardware store had mini tape measures, screwdrivers and duct tape for men. It was a lot of fun.
Thank you for these great ideas! I think all of the grandchildren (ages 3 to 12), not to mention the adults, will enjoy them.