Christmas Resources

Think you know which came first? This fast-paced screen game will put your brain to the test! Each round shows two events, inventions, or pop culture moments — your job is to figure out which one happened first. It’s a hilarious and surprisingly tricky game that will get your students shouting, debating, and laughing together. Perfect for breaking the ice and sparking fun discussions!

How to Play

Show a slide with two options on the screen. Students must choose which one they think came first. You can have them vote by moving to different sides of the room, holding up fingers, or shouting out their guess. Reveal the correct answer and celebrate (or laugh at) the results. Play through all the rounds — the student or team with the most correct guesses wins!

Meet Jen. And Jen. And Jen. And… Jen?! This hilarious game puts four random "Jens" on the screen, but only one of them matches the clue. Your group will be shouting, pointing, and laughing as they try to figure out which Jen is the rightJen. It’s simple, fast, and a guaranteed hit!

How to Play

Show the clue and four “Jen” options on the screen. Players (or teams) choose which Jen they think is correct — you can have them shout their answer, move to corners, or write it down. Reveal the correct Jen and award a point for each correct guess. Keep going through all the rounds — whoever has the most points at the end is the winner!

Step into the ultimate word-building adventure! Letter Quest: The Search for the Golden Word challenges your students to find as many words as possible hidden inside one giant word. It’s fast-paced, competitive, and keeps everyone engaged as they race against the clock. And watch out — each round contains a special Golden Word worth big bonus points!

How to Play

Split your group into evenly sized teams. Show one long word on the screen and give the teams a set amount of time (like 30 seconds) to write down as many smaller words as they can using only the letters from that word. When time’s up, have teams read their lists aloud and tally their points. Reveal the Golden Word for that round — any team that found it gets bonus points. The team with the highest score after all rounds wins!

Take a trip back to the raddest decade ever! Flashback – 80s Edition is a high-energy, elimination-style trivia game that will test your students’ knowledge of 80s music, movies, fashion, and trends. With each question, the crowd scrambles to pick the right corner — and if they’re wrong, they’re out! It’s the perfect mix of nostalgia and competition to get everyone moving and laughing.

How to Play

Show a question with four multiple-choice answers on the screen. Students run to the corner that matches their answer choice. Reveal the correct answer — anyone in the wrong corner is out! Keep playing until you have one totally radical winner standing.

Is it a brand name… or just what we call it now? Genericide is a hilarious and surprising crowd game where players have to decide if an item is still a trademarked brand or if it’s become so common it’s just a generic word. Get ready for some shocking reveals — your students will never look at everyday products the same way again!

How to Play

Show an item or word on the screen. Students decide whether it’s trademarked or generic by moving to the left side of the room for “Trademarked” or the right side for “Generic.” Reveal the correct answer — anyone on the wrong side is out! Keep going until only one player remains — they’re the last one standing and the winner!

Think you know your animal trivia? Pack Attack will put that to the test! Each round shows three animals and the name for a group — like “Murder” or “Parliament.” Your students must pick which animal they think the name belongs to. It’s fast-paced, educational, and hilarious when the answers are revealed — perfect for getting your whole group moving and shouting!

How to Play

Have everyone stand up and face the screen. Each round shows three animals and one group name. Students must choose their answer by running to the left, middle, or right side of the room to match the animal they think is correct. Reveal the answer — students who picked wrong are out! Keep going until only one player remains — they are the Pack Attackchampion.

It’s time to rewind the clock to the decade of slap bracelets, VHS tapes, and dial-up internet! Flashback: 90s Editionbrings all the nostalgia and all the chaos in one high-energy game. Each round will throw you back to the 90s with a fun question about movies, music, TV, or trends — but to stay in the game, you’ll need more than good guesses… you’ll need quick feet! Pick your corner wisely, because one wrong answer and you’re out faster than a Blockbuster rental!

How to Play

Label the four corners of your room as A, B, C, and D to match the four answer options on the screen. Read the 90s-themed question and show the answers. Students move to the corner they think is correct. Once everyone’s in place, reveal the right answer. Anyone who picked incorrectly is out for the rest of the game. Keep going through new rounds until only one player remains — the ultimate 90s survivor!

Crikey! Australia’s got some of the wildest and weirdest creatures on the planet — but can you tell which ones are real and which ones are totally made up? In No Way! – Down Unduh! Edition, students will hear the names of bizarre Aussie animals and have to decide if they’re legit or just laughably fake. From drop bears to pinecone hoppers, this game will have everyone shouting, “No way!” as they try to survive the wild outback of guesses!

How to Play

Students start in the center of the room. Each round, the screen shows the name (and maybe a picture) of an Australian creature. If they think the animal is real, they move to the right side of the room. If they think it’s fake, they move to the left. After everyone chooses, reveal whether the animal is real or made up. Anyone who guessed wrong is out for the rest of the game. Keep going until only one student remains — your ultimate Outback champion!

404 Lyrics Not Found – Love Songs is a fast‑paced screen game that mashes up code‑glitch vibes with iconic love songs your students actually know. Each round puts a famous love song on the screen with key lyrics “corrupted” into blanks, and two teams race to debug the line by shouting out the correct song title and artist. It is simple to run, big on crowd participation, and perfect for Valentine’s season, relationship series, or any night where you want music‑driven energy in the room. With 10 fully written rounds, clear answers on every slide, and flexible scoring, 404 Lyrics Not Found – Love Songs works as a quick opener or a full game block that will have students singing along and yelling, “I know this one!”

Movie fans, get ready — this game will put your brain and your pop-culture skills to the test! In Count' Em Up – Movies Edition, each round shows three quick-fire movie questions, each with a number as its answer. Your job? Solve them in your head, add all three totals together, and trust your gut! Once the target number appears, you have to make your move: is the real total lower, exact, or higher than the number on the screen? Pick wisely, because one wrong step means you’re out. It’s fast, it’s frantic, and it’s the perfect game for movie lovers who think they’ve got the numbers on lock.

Turn up the volume and test your music smarts! In Count' Em Up – Music Edition, each round hits you with three rapid-fire music questions — all with numerical answers. You’ll need to think fast, add up the totals in your head, and then trust your instincts when the target number pops up on the screen. Is the real sum lower, exact, or higher than what you see? Choose wisely, because one wrong guess and you’re out. It’s energetic, surprising, and the perfect mix of math and music madness!

Time to put your brain to the test with a game that sounds fancy but plays fast and fun! In Eponyms, you’ll be shown everyday items — from sandwiches to sneakers to raincoats — and your job is to decide whether each one is actually named after a real person. If it is, it’s an eponym. If it isn’t, well… you just learned something new. It’s simple, surprising, and full of “Wait… THAT was named after someone?” moments your students will love.

Bust out the MP3 players, flip phones, and early-internet vibes — because we’re heading straight back to the 2000s! In Flashback — 00s Edition, your group will relive one of the most iconic decades ever with questions about pop culture, music, movies, tech, trends, and everything Y2K. Each round gives four throwback-themed answers tied to the corners of the room. Pick your corner, lock it in, and hope your 2000s knowledge hasn’t been lost to dial-up speeds. It’s fast, funny, and the perfect nostalgia trip for today’s students who think the 2000s were “a long time ago.”

Peep the Flavor is a hilarious, rapid-fire elimination game that dares students to decide just how far Peeps have actually gone. Each round shows a wild-sounding Peeps flavor, and students must guess whether it was a real product or completely made up. With flavors getting more ridiculous every round, confidence fades fast and the room fills with debate, laughter, and last-second switches. It’s simple, silly, and perfect for keeping everyone moving and engaged.

Sweet Answers is a fast-moving, candy-themed elimination game that puts students’ sweet knowledge to the test. Each round features a fun candy-related trivia question with four possible answers, and students must commit to their choice by moving to a corner of the room. With every question, confidence grows, guesses get bolder, and the room gets smaller as only the correct answers move on. It’s colorful, interactive, and an easy win for instant energy.

Eggheads is a fast, visual elimination game that challenges students to spot the secret genius hiding in plain sight. Each round shows a familiar group image filled with well-known faces, but only one of them is secretly the “egghead.” With numbers placed on each person in the image, students have to trust their instincts, make a quick decision, and commit to an answer. Every reveal brings surprise, laughter, and instant tension as the crowd shrinks and the smartest guessers stay standing.

Power Couple Mastermind is a hilarious crowd-movement game where students compete to predict one person’s taste in cursed celebrity mashup names. Each round shows a pair of well-known celebrities who are not actually dating, along with two over-the-top “power couple” name combos. A single onstage Mastermind secretly picks their favorite, and the entire room has to commit by moving to the side of the room that matches their guess. When the choice is revealed, the wrong side sits, the right side celebrates, and the tension and laughter build with every round. With clear slides, simple rules, and built-in flexibility for top‑3 or single‑winner endings, Power Couple Mastermind is a perfect opener or main game when you want big movement, big reaction, and zero extra setup.

The Never Ending Sentence is a clever, laugh-out-loud screen game where students compete to decode ridiculously overcomplicated descriptions of totally normal activities. Each round features two clues for the same answer: a “hard” clue loaded with technical jargon and giant words, and an “easy” clue that is still fancy but more straightforward. Players or teams buzz in or shout their guess, earning more points if they crack the hard clue first and fewer if they need the easier version. With 10 fully written rounds, built-in scoring tiers, and a flexible format that works with buzzers, teams, or individuals, The Never Ending Sentence is perfect for series about wisdom, humility, or “making things complicated,” or anytime you want a brainy, high‑energy game that students will quote for the rest of the night.

LimerFlicks Vol. 2 is a fast-paced screen game where every clue is a limerick and every answer is a movie your students know and love. Each round features a playful five-line rhyme that hints at characters, plot moments, or iconic scenes from blockbuster animated and family films. Players race to decode the limerick and call out the correct movie title first, keeping the whole room engaged, laughing, and arguing over which clue gave it away. With ten fully written limericks and answers ready to drop into your slides, LimerFlicks Vol. 2 is perfect as an easy opener, a mid-program energy boost, or a themed movie night game that works for small groups, large groups, or even series tie-ins about story and identity.

Weird Scenes is a high-energy, AI-powered guessing game that turns your whole room into a laughing, yelling, can’t-believe-what-they’re-seeing crowd. Volunteers stand on stage facing the audience while wild, vivid AI-generated images appear behind them—each one showing an absurd scenario like a grandma skateboarding through a volcano or a dinosaur conducting an orchestra in a laundromat. The audience reacts with over-the-top gestures, laughter, and silent clues, but they are not allowed to say a word. Players have to read the room and race to guess the bizarre scene behind them. With 10 ready-to-use scenes, simple rules, and built-in crowd engagement, Weird Scenes is perfect as a quick opener, a mid-program energy boost, or a headline game night feature that students will talk about long after the screens go dark.

Just Say It is a fast-paced, AI-powered rebus puzzle game where students race to decode visual word puzzles on the screen. Each slide features an original, AI-generated scene that cleverly mashes objects, settings, and details together to represent a single word or phrase. Players compete to be the first to “just say” the answer out loud, making every round a burst of yelling, laughing, and “Ohhh, now I see it!” moments. With a clear instruction slide, multiple difficulty levels, and dialable scoring, Just Say It works as an easy plug-and-play screen game, a brainy mid-program change of pace, or a full-featured main game night where you can keep adding new puzzles over time.