
PARTY & GROUP FUN · THANKSGIVING CHARADES · DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
Thanksgiving Charades
A printable Thanksgiving charades game with 60 illustrated cards for 4–12 players. Act out familiar holiday mishaps with three ways to play at Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving.
For
Adults celebrating Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving
Players
4–12 players
Time
Up to 60 seconds per turn
Format
Printable PDFs in A4 and US Letter
FIND YOUR KIND OF FUN
A little more about the activity
There’s a rock-hard dinner roll to tackle and a fridge that won’t close. Thanksgiving Charades turns familiar holiday mishaps into acting challenges, with 60 illustrated scenes inspired by cooking, hosting, football, and the scramble for leftovers.
Choose Classic Charades to act out one card per team turn, or pick 60-Second Showdown and see how many your teammates can guess before the timer ends. In Everyone Guesses, the whole group can call out answers, with points scored individually. Only the actor sees the card, and every clue must come through movements and gestures.
Bring out the cards after a Friendsgiving potluck or between dinner and dessert. Save the set for another gathering and switch game modes when you play again.
For adults who enjoy a little silliness with friends and family over Thanksgiving.
What’s included
- A 15-page printable pack in English, supplied as A4 and US Letter PDFs
- 60 unique illustrated charades cards, arranged 12 per sheet
- Instructions for Classic Charades, 60-Second Showdown, and Everyone Guesses
- Optional decorative card backs
- A printable score sheet
- An illustrated cover and thank-you page
READY TO GET STARTED?
Before you begin
You’ll need a printer or printing service, paper, scissors, a pen or pencil, and a 60-second timer. A phone timer works well. Cardstock is optional if you’d like sturdier cards.
Print & enjoy
Purchase through Etsy and download your PDFs. Print the card fronts and score sheet at 100% / Actual Size, then cut out the cards. The coordinating backs are optional if you’d like double-sided cards. Choose a game, follow its dealing instructions, and shuffle the cards before handing them out.