For the youngest: one character
- Input
- pt-BR: Anjo | en-US: Angel
- Expected output
- ★☆☆
Arms out like wings and a halo-face. A 4 year old can do it with an adult whispering the word.
christmas charades for kids
To play Christmas charades with kids, use only the Easy filter: that is 45 cards in English, every one with an obvious gesture, like reindeer, angel, elf and building a snowman. None depends on an abstract idea, and the spookier cards in the deck, like Krampus, stay out. Below: how to build teams, which timer to pick and how to adapt a round for anyone who cannot read yet.
Arms out like wings and a halo-face. A 4 year old can do it with an adult whispering the word.
Roll an imaginary ball across the floor, getting bigger, then stack three. In places without snow, seeing it acted out is half the fun.
Pull on a giant imaginary sock, then hang it up high on tiptoe. A good card to open a round.
Agree first: no sound means moving the mouth, not really singing. If the rule breaks, the team loses the card.
Crouch, pack the ball, throw, dodge. Ask players to throw to the side, never at a person.
Yes. Every word is chosen to be easy to act out and appropriate for all audiences, including families and children. Use the "Easy" difficulty filter for an even gentler game for younger players.
There is no official age. In general, kids of 5 or 6 can follow the 45 easy cards, and younger ones join as partners of an adult who reads the card in secret. Try one short 30-second round before deciding.
There are 45 in English and 44 in Portuguese. Since the game only repeats a card after the whole filter is used up, you can play more than 40 cards in a row without seeing the same word twice, which covers several rounds of a family afternoon.
Build mixed teams and give the adults an extra rule, like not being allowed to use their legs. Another option is giving the teams with kids more free passes, since the number is adjustable from 0 to 10 in the settings.
Yes, in the same browser: team names, the score and the round history are stored on the device, and the Reset button clears it all. There is no sign-up or install, so you just pass the phone from hand to hand.
The actor sees the word and mimes it (no talking!); the group guesses.
Each round you play is logged here, with the team scoreboard.