With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s time to start planning for the day. Ensure the day goes smoothly by including fun games that all the family can play. From turkey bowling to Thanksgiving Bingo, these 5 entertaining activities will surely keep everyone engaged.
1. Thanksgiving Gratitude Game
Turn gratitude into a fun, interactive activity with a dice-based gratitude game! Each person takes turns rolling the dice and, based on the number rolled, shares something they’re thankful for from a matching prompt. It’s a heartwarming way to spark meaningful conversations and remind everyone of the joys in their lives.
2. Turkey Bowling
Turkey bowling is an easy and fun game to play and only requires a few materials that you may already have at home, such as empty cans, paint, and googly eyes. Simply paint the cans in fall colors to resemble turkeys, and use one can with additional details to make a turkey face. Then, set the cans up like bowling pins and knock them down with a ball or rolled-up sock. It’s a great way to keep kids entertained while dinner is cooking and it won’t cost you a dime. So, try out turkey bowling this Thanksgiving and have a blast!
3. Thanksgiving Bingo
Bring everyone together with a classic game of 75 Number Bingo, Thanksgiving style! This festive twist on a favorite game is perfect for all ages. Just hand out the bingo cards, call out the numbers, and see who’s first to shout “Bingo!” It’s a simple way to add excitement and friendly competition to your holiday gathering.
4. Thanksgiving Trivia
Test your guests’ knowledge with a round of Thanksgiving Trivia! From fun facts about the holiday’s history to quirky turkey tidbits, this game is sure to get everyone thinking and laughing. Trivia is a great icebreaker and a perfect way to keep the energy lively between courses!
5. Poke a Feather Game
This is a really fum game to play after dinner. Use paper cups and put candy inside and then cover with tissue paper.
Supplies
Paper cups (in fall colors)
Tissue paper (same colors as cups)
Rubber bands or tape
Small treats or candies
Cardboard or poster board
Glue or strong tape
Put a treat in each cup. Put tissue paper over the cups and secure it with a rubber band or tape.
Make sure the tissue paper is tight but easy to poke through. Stick the cups to the cardboard or poster board in a feather pattern, like a turkey’s tail. You can also arrange them randomly. Guests take turns poking through the tissue paper with their finger to find their surprise.
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