Based on popular demand we have compiled some of our favorite party games, suitable for Company Christmas Party. They are excellent when party. Dumb & Dumber (1994) Quotes on IMDb: Memorable quotes and exchanges from movies, TV series and more. We hunt the best & worst pop culture on the web, so you don't have to. ![]() It's the most wonderful time of the year! Spend your Christmas in New York City this year and experience all the magic this season brings! Find all the best things to.![]() Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. So you're telling me there's a chance. Full movies, reviews, trailers, DVDs and more at Yidio! Office Christmas Party Games . Whoever gets the most questions right wins! Another variation on this game: Divide all guests into 2 or 3 or 4 groups, each group can collaborate on answers, the group which gets most questions right, wins! In the 1. 98. 8 film Scrooged, the character played by Bill Murray is: a) a cold- hearted banker b) a cold- hearted TV executive c) a cold- hearted police officer d) a cold- hearted politician Whats the name of George Baileys guardian angel in Its a Wonderful Life? Link that person to Kevin Bacon through movies in the least amount of steps possible. Example: Dustin Hoffman was in Hook with Julia Roberts. Don’t count the direct connection. You should be able to do this with just about any actor or actress from any time. The challenge is knowing all of the right movies and who was in them. Name those Logos. Go through several magazines and cut out advertisement symbols (ie. Paste each on the white side of a 3. Who am I? Pick a category such as cartoon characters, movie stars, vegetables, etc. Pin the name of one of these items on the back of each guest as they arrive. Tell them that they need to find out who they are by asking other people for help. The rules are: ask yes or no questions onlyanswer yes or no questionsno removing your own name tag to find out. If you ask, anyone will help you find out your identity. If you need people seated or grouped up this may be a good way to do it. Have place cards at the seat of each item. Or have a few different categories of item to guess. Then when it comes time to group up have the cartoon characters go here, vegetables there, etc. Name that Christmas Song. Have a stereo and Christmas tapes or cds available. Play a few lines of a song and the person that guesses the Christmas tune first, wins a gift, or for a harder version of the game, you can make them also guess the artist that is singing the song as well. It is ideal to try and find old songs that are rarely played so that guests have to put their thinking caps on. Association Game. Put the following on a table: A calendar. The letter KA match in a bottle of water. Jar of 1. 6 candies. Toothbrush. Pitcher. Candle. Salt. Fork. Tacks. Buttercup (Reeses?)the letter NStamp. An Iron. When the guests come have the previous articles on a table. As they come, give them the following list. Match the statements on the list with the items on the table. End of pork (k)A bunch of dates (Calendar)A swimming match (match in the bottle)Sweet sixteen (Candies)Never borrowed, never lent (toothbrush)Seen at a ball game (pitcher)Out for the night (candle)The ending of a Biblical Character (Salt)Branching of a river (Fork)On of the causes of the American Revolution (Tacks)A spring flower (buttercup)The end of ambition (N)Ready to be licked (Stamp)A paradise on earth (dice)Birthplace of Burns (Iron)Employee Trivia Game. Email everyone in the company (or post on a company bulletin board) a short request to send you one or two trivia details about themselves. Then type up a sheet of paper with two columns: One column will have the trivia statements and the other will have employee names paired with letter or a number. Party Startershave two purposes. First, to get things officially started with a bang. Second, some divide up a large group into smaller groups. Group games go much smoother and people are more willing to participate if they are split up from people they know and put into a random group. Grouping games are perfect for this. The Grouping Game. This is a good game to play as a mixer. It is a fun, fast moving game. It starts out as everyone collects in one big group. The leader initially calls out a number, usually a number between two and fifteen. The number shouldn’t be more than half of the number of total participants. When the number is called out everyone must try to collect in a group that contains that number of people. The group members should be latching arms or have their arms wrapped around each other so that the leader can see who is in the group. If someone cannot enter a group because the number of required members has been reached, he is out of the game. As different numbers are successively called out the number of participants gets smaller and smaller. Eventually, there are less than ten people. The last group, or winning group, should have anywhere from two to five people. Mystery Stocking Game. Divide the group in to teams of 3- 5 people per team. Give each team a Christmas stocking full of holiday items that has been tied shut with ribbon. The team with the most correct items wins. What is it Game. Fill a large bowl with oddly shaped and strange items. Cover the bowl with an old towel taped firmly to the bowl, and cut a hole in the middle of the towel that is big enough for a hand to fit through. Have each guest sit in a chair, blind folded, then have them dig into the bowl and pull out an item. They must correctly guess what the item is too win a prize. This one is a blast as you get to watch each person’s facial expression as they are feeling strange objects. Celebrities. Everyone writes the name of a celebrity, famous person or character on a piece of paper which they stick to the forehead of the player on their left (use tape or office Post- It notes). Make sure they don’t see the name. Everyone else can see your forehead. The objective is to work out who you are. Going around the table, each payer takes a turn to ask the party questions about who they are – answers can be YES or NO only. If you get a YES you may continue asking, if you get a NO play moves on to the left. Last person to guess their name is the loser. Simple, but very absorbing. Everyone writes the name of a celebrity, famous person or character on a piece of paper which they stick to the forehead of the player on their left (use tape or office Post- It notes). Make sure they don’t see the name. Everyone else can see your forehead. The objective is to work out who you are. Going around the table, each payer takes a turn to ask the party questions about who they are – answers can be YES or NO only. If you get a YES you may continue asking, if you get a NO play moves on to the left. Last person to guess their name is the loser. Simple, but very absorbing. Christmas Alphabet. Give each guest a piece of paper that has the letters vertically written from A to Z. Your guests must then come up with a word for each letter that relates to Christmas. The first one that completes the list with legible words wins a gift. Noah’s Ark. The group divides in two parallel lines facing each other across the room (perhaps boys/girls but doesn’t matter). Each person is assigned an animal whose match is across the room somewhere. After being given a moment of thought, everyone in the room acts like the assigned animal and walks (crawls, flaps, waddles, etc) across the room in search of their mate. No human language is allowed. When people think they have discovered their mate, the go to the referee. The pandemonium proceeds until everyone has been mated. To help with the assignment of animals perhaps you could make two sets of animal cards to pass out to people. In this case, the people wouldn’t need to be in parallel lines across from each other. They could just be in a big circle or anywhere in the room.——————————————————————————–Pass the Orange. Arrange for teams of about 8 to stand in a line, one behind the other (arranged boy, girl, boy. Give each team an orange which the first person should tuck under his chin. This should be passed to the person behind. When the orange gets to the last person, they come to the front of the line and start again. The winning team is the first one which gets their starting person to the front again.——————————————————————————–Creepers and Slammers. Good for large groups too! Sitting at a table, having people on either side of you and across from you. Divide your group into two teams. One team at a time takes a turn passing a quarter under the table carefully so that the people across from you on the other team cant see where the quarter is. Then at any time the other team that doesn’t have the quarter tells you to stop! They either yell CREEPERS, All the people on the team that has the quarter must bring both hands up on the table and slowly try to open their hands with their palms down trying not to allow the quarter to drop loudly. The opposite team tries to guess where the quarter is. If the opposite team calls SLAMMERS then everyone on your team brings their hands up quickly slamming them down with palms down and open. The other team tries to guess who has the quarter. Just take turns until you are tired of playing. It is a lot of fun and everyone can join in. The winner is the team with least number of guesses to find the quarter.——————————————————————————–Active games. These are good to work off some of those holiday calories!——————————————————————————–Pass It ONSit close together in two lines facing the same direction. The person in the front of each line rolls a die. When one of them gets a six, both of them pass a small object (a jack, a ball, a bracelet) to the person behind them who passes it on until it reaches the end. When it gets to the last person, that person must get up and race to the front of the line with the object and sit down. The person who sits down first, gets to sit in the front of the line. The person who was second to sit down, goes back to his or her spot. Whichever line rotates from back to front first, wins.——————————————————————————–Dragon Tail Tag. Make small chains of about four people. Either have team members hold on to each others waists or link elbows. The end person has a flag or tail (bandana) hanging behind them or in their back pocket. Teams must stay linked to participate. The object of the game is to steal other teams tails while avoiding other teams who are trying to steal your tail. The last team to have a tail wins.——————————————————————————–Musical Chairs. The old favorite.
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