A collection of party games for the Thanksgiving Holiday that can be used for family gatherings, youth groups, and other Thanksgiving celebrations

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Thanksgiving Party
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A collection of party games for the
Thanksgiving Holiday that can be used for
family gatherings, youth groups, and other
Thanksgiving celebrations
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Here’s a collection of party games
for the Thanksgiving Holiday that
can be used for family gatherings,
youth groups, and other
Thanksgiving celebration
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Pumpkin Bowling
- Use small pumpkins for this
wild and potentially messy
variation of bowling as one of
your Thanksgiving Party
Games.
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Pumpkin Seed Toss
- Need a carnival game for
Thanksgiving? Participants toss a
Bean Bag into the opening of a
pumpkin to win prizes in this
Thanksgiving themed game. It
also includes a small devotional
on either “Goals” or
“Wholesome speech”
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Thanksgiving: Back to
Back
- This party game tests the
youth on how effectively they
can you draw famous
Thanksgiving pictures on the
back of a team mate with a
finger.
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Can you pin the missing
tail-feather on the turkey?
- This is a Thanksgiving
variation of the classic “Pin the
Tail on the Donkey” game.
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Thanksgiving Bingo
- In this Thanksgiving themed
variation of “Bingo”, the first
person to get all of a row
horizontally, vertically, or
diagonally yells out “Gobble,
Gobble, Gobble”
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Thanksgiving Twister
- Play a classic game of
twister replacing the
colored dots with
Thanksgiving symbols.
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Turkey in a Tree
- Use this high energy outdoor
game for Thanksgiving fun
involving the whole family.
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Turkey Hunt
- Play a classic game of “Hide
and Seek,” but call it a turkey
hunt to go along with a
Thanksgiving Theme.
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Pumpkin Puzzles
- While initially intended as a
Fall Festival or Halloween
game, this messy game can also
be used for Thanksgiving as
well. Youth will cut up
pumpkins and then try to put a
cut up pumpkin back together
again.
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Cluck, Cluck, Gobble
- This Thanksgiving party game
is played similar to the classic
children’s game “Duck, Duck,
Goose” but with some
variations to make it a little
more sophisticated for youth
and adapt it to the
Thanksgiving theme.
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Kernel Cornucopia
- A variety of games using corn
kernels and a concluding
lesson on being thankful! The
games make an effective
object lesson or Children’s
Sermon on the topic of
gratitude and thanksgiving.
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Turkey Feather Relay
- Which team can move their
Turkey tail the fastest?
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Turkey Toss
- In this game, participants will
see how much corn they can
feed the turkey to fatten it up
for Thanksgiving
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Thanksgiving
Tailfeathers Icebreaker
In this wild and wacky game,
youth will try to get rid of
their tail-feathers by pinning
them on someone else
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Fruit Basket Turnover –
Thanksgiving Version
- This is the classic fruit
basket turnover game
modified for a Thanksgiving
theme
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