If you're hosting your family for Christmas celebrations, this is a great game that all ages can play together.
There are two parts to this printable: player sheets and category cards. I recommend printing the player sheets double sided so each player just needs a half sheet of paper, making it easier for everyone to find a hard surface like a book to use to write on. And, there are nine different category cards so you can play a few rounds without things getting repetitive.
You'll also need a timer and an alphabet die. If you own the regular Scattergories game, just grab those out of the box box. If you don't have an alphabet die, you could write all the letters of the alphabet on a piece of paper, cut them up, and have someone choose randomly from a basket. Or, use the letters of your family's last name in order through the rounds.
This printable is 100% free because nothing makes me happier than having all generations having FUN together during the holidays.
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