Make this holiday season extra special for your loved ones with reindeer themed games and activites. Get ready to add a sprinkle of magic with these 5 adorable reindeer activities that will delight kids and adults alike. From crafting and baking to scavenger hunts, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. So, gather your family and friends and get ready for a holiday extravaganza filled with reindeer fun.
1. Reindeer Bauble Toss
This Rudolph Bauble Toss Game makes a perfect addition to your holiday celebrations. Crafted from simple materials like cardboard, paper plates, and black paint, this game is easy for anyone to make and enjoy. Simply create a circular hole where Rudolph’s iconic red nose should be and aim to toss the bauble in. Different colored baubles score different points. It’s the perfect challenge for all ages and will surely bring a smile to everyone’s faces.
2. Reindeer Bowling
Make a fun game for the holidays with some disposable cups. This can also double up as a craft by making the reindeer. Here’s what you’ll need: 10 brown plastic cups, 20 googly eyes, brown construction paper, red pompoms, glue, and a small sports ball.
To start, cut out 10 pairs of antlers from the brown paper. Then, flip the cups upside down and glue the antlers to the back. Next, add the googly eyes to the front of the cups. Don’t forget to glue on the red pompoms for the noses of the reindeer.
Once the glue is dry, set up the cups like bowling pins and use a small sports ball to knock them down.
3. Reindeer Scavenger Hunt
Treasure hunts don’t come much more festive and fun than a Reindeer Scavenger Hunt. This interactive and engaging activity will have both kids and adults searching high and low for all of Santa’s reindeer. See more about the Printable Reindeer Scavenger Hunt
4. Reindeer Masks
A quieter but equally engaging activity is setting up a reindeer craft station.
Cut out holes for the eyes and attach a stick for your child to hold up the mask to their face. You will need a paper plate, something to color with, scissors, glue, and paper. Paint the plate brown an allow to dry. Cut out holes for the eyes and attach a stick for your child to hold up the mask to their face. Make antlers from brown paper or card and stick to the top. Attach a red pom pom for the nose and draw a smile with a sharpie.
5. Reindeer Cookie Decorating Station
For a fun activity, set up a cookie decorating station. You can use a gingerbread cookie cutter and pre-made dough to cook in the oven so that you have a batch of cookies. The gingerbread shape turned upside down is easily transformed into a reindeer by decorating the arms and legs with white icing to look like antlers.
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