You Have To Pick One... Christmas Edition

You Have To Pick One... Christmas Edition

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Get ready to "sleigh" your weekly program or Christmas event with this festive icebreaker!

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Get ready to ""sleigh"" your weekly program or Christmas event with this festive icebreaker!

Christmas is filled with choices, and we've got some real and wacky ones to unwrap. So engage your whole group through all some real and wacky yule-tide decisions! It's the perfect game or icebreaker for your crew!

ICEBREAKER: Have everyone ""turn to your neighbor"" as you lead them through the choices.

GAME: Heat things up by bringing some brave volunteers to the mic for an all-play elimination game. 
• Have everyone stand up.
• Each person votes by holding up a finger (i.e., one, two, or three fingers to indicate their choice).
• The person on the microphone reveals his/her answer.
• Whomever matches stays in... otherwise, they're out!

If your students are ready to deck the halls, stressing about extended family, or dealing with Christmas carols they can't control, this game will help them feel a little more merry and bright! 

Perfect for all the December fun, if you're doubling down on a Christmas in July event, or if you're just looking to stir up some great conversation... this game will deliver it all to you (no chimney required)!

This Resource Includes:

  • Complete PowerPoint game file
  • Individual (15 Q&A + tiebreaker  instructions) game slides (jpeg files)
  • Title slide (jpeg file)

 

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About this Product
Because it's a Christmas game, how about a bonus beyond the standard ten slides? TA DA! We're talking FIFTEEN SLIDES and a TIEBREAKER! Pick the ones that make the most sense to your group, or use them all!
Tony Myles

Tony Myles

Tony Myles is a ministry veteran, personal coach/consultant, conference speaker, teaching pastor and author who leads a next generation movement and leadership development at Riverside Church in Big Lake, MN. He's also raising up future leaders as an adjunct professor at Crown College... and he really like smoothies.