Christmas Sunday School Games: 15 Holiday Activities for Kids

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Christmas Sunday school games deliver joy and laughter at the holidays. Whether you’re leading a class or hosting a community gathering, these activities add to the celebration of Jesus’ birth.

Throughout December, children’s ministers have opportunities galore to share the good news of Jesus with kids and the community. Although the message is serious and life-changing, joy and laughter help make memories.

So when it’s time for post-lesson activities or holiday party games, we have you covered! Use these Christmas Sunday school games to keep everyone jolly. Some require no or few supplies. Others use winter-themed materials and decorations you’ll likely have handy.

Ask parents or volunteers to provide game supplies, if needed. Older siblings may enjoy leading Christmas Sunday school games for younger students. The more, the merrier!

15 Christmas Sunday School Games for Kids

1. Saddle Up!

First up, have kids re-enact Mary and Joseph’s adventurous journey to Bethlehem. Children will love this Bible-themed game!

2. Right Left Nativity Game

In this activity, players must pay close attention to the Nativity story. They’ll listen for you to say “right” and “left” so they can move gifts around a circle.

3. Christmas Bows Races

Younger children will enjoy these sensory activities. Ideas include sorting bows by color and balancing bows atop heads.

4. Snowball Wreath Toss

Follow up this fun game with a discussion about how we and our families prepare for Christmas.

5. Candy Cane Game

Dexterity and laughter are keys to this goofy Christmas party game. Supplies include chopsticks, mini candy canes, and a Christmas stocking.

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Stephanie Martin
Stephanie Martin, a freelance writer and editor in Denver, has spent her entire 30-year journalism career in Christian publishing. She loves the Word and words, is a binge reader and grammar nut, and is fanatic (as her family can attest) about Jeopardy! and pro football.

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