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Tired of the same old Christmas carol games?<\/p>\n
Need a last minute Christmas Icebreaker?<\/p>\n
Then this Christmas version of the “If” game is for you!<\/p>\n
The Christmas version of the \u201cIf\u201d game is a great icebreaker for\u00a0your Women\u2019s Ministry Christmas fellowship, small group Christmas party, Youth Christmas celebration, or Christmas office party.<\/p>\n
Questions range from funny to serious.<\/p>\n
If you could sing a Christmas duet with anyone, what song would you choose and with whom would you sing?<\/p>\n
If you could have a Christmas miracle, what would you ask for?<\/p>\n
If you had to describe yourself as a Christmas carol, which would you choose and why?<\/p>\n
Just print the question cards out (link below) and you\u2019ll be ready to go!<\/p>\n
Group size: <\/b>4-8 people per group<\/p>\n
Supplies<\/b>:<\/p>\n Before the game: Print and cut apart the game cards.<\/p>\n Directions: <\/b><\/p>\n 1. Say to the group, \u201cToday\/tonight you\u2019re going to get to know the members of our group a little better as we all answer some fun Christmas \u201cIF\u201d questions. <\/i>We\u2019ll take turns drawing a card and answering <\/i>questions such as: If you had to describe yourself as a Christmas carol, which would you choose and why? If you could eat any Christmas treat without it affecting your waistline, what would you enjoy<\/i>?\u00a0 Please go ahead a take a card from the bag\/pile. Do we have a volunteer who would like to go first?\u201d<\/i><\/p>\n 2. Once everyone has answered a question you are done.<\/p>\n Options:<\/b><\/p>\n Consider putting one card at each person\u2019s chair\/space before your meeting\/group\/event begins. Most will appreciate having some time to think about their response (though you run the risk of missing out on spontaneous answers).<\/p>\n If time permits have everyone draw a second card.<\/p>\n Rather than drawing cards, ask everyone to answer the same question.<\/p>\n Tips<\/b>:<\/b><\/p>\n Print the cards on colored paper or cardstock so the questions can\u2019t be seen.<\/p>\n You may want to laminate the cards for repeated use.<\/p>\n Give players the option to draw a second card if they are uncomfortable answering the first question they have drawn. Some questions may trigger difficult memories.<\/p>\n IF Christmas Icebreaker Questions<\/a><\/p>\n If you are unable to view the PDF, please try switching browsers.<\/em><\/p>\n You may also want to check out the original version of the If Icebreaker Game<\/a>.<\/p>\n May your Christmas celebration be a great success!<\/em><\/p>\n You may also want to read:<\/strong>\n
\n<\/b><\/p>\nClick the link below to print the IF Question cards and game instructions:<\/h4>\n
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\nMy Favorite Christmas Icebreaker Games<\/a>
\nWhat’s on ur phone? Christmas Version<\/a>
\nWhy I Don’t Do White Elephant Exchanges<\/a><\/p>\n