Cup Tower Challenge
Teams stack plastic cups into the tallest tower, or a Christmas tree shape, without touching them with their hands.
Seasonal
The last days before winter break are a classic time for games. These keep the holiday spirit high and the classroom under control, from the party to a last-minute review.
Teams stack plastic cups into the tallest tower, or a Christmas tree shape, without touching them with their hands.
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A quiz-show board of categories and point values where teams pick a square and answer the question behind it.
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Students search the room for hidden clues or items, answering questions to unlock the next clue.
Students play rock paper scissors, and losers become the cheering section of the winner.
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Pass the Present, Cup Tower Challenge, a Snowball Fight review and holiday Charades are all easy to run with a whole class.
Yes. Snowball Fight, Cup Tower Challenge and winter-themed Pictionary or Bingo work for any classroom.
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