Lovely design, immediately ready for download. very convenient to keep kids entertained, time saver. Looking forward to seeing the kids at our wedding running around doing these activities. Thank you!
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Christmas Left Right Game Gift Exchange - The Fast Paced Present Swap Game
Christmas Left Right Game Gift Exchange - The Fast Paced Present Swap Game
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Bring some fun to your holiday celebrations and a gift exchange with this left right Christmas game. Featuring an original story suitable for all the family, kids included, that is available to purchase, print and play in minutes.
Included in your purchase:
- Christmas Left Right Game
RULES
Everyone sits in a circle holding a present; provided by the host or themselves. Choose a storyteller to read the story aloud to the group. Anytime you hear the word "LEFT" pass your present to the left. Anytime you hear the word "RIGHT" pass your present to the right. When you hear the phrase “WE HAVE” swap presents and seats with anyone. When you hear the word “OPEN” one player should unwrap a present. The gift you have at the end of the story is yours to keep.
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Cathy Lots of Fun for Anything ~ Office, Church, Family
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Rachel Excited for this at my Christmas party!
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Megan As we couldn't celebrate Christmas all together this year thanks to the pandemic we celebrated a belated Christmas together in May. I bought a bunch of games and this was the one we enjoyed the most. Such a fun and fresh way to do a yankee swap. Will come back for another game in December. Thank you.
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Darrin As expected.
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Bailey Good length and fun story.
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Mrs Manning I liked the fact that it was a unique story, it had us guessing as no one knew what was going to happen next.