A plan for Thanksgiving Day
- 1Thanksgiving this or that while the turkey rests.
- 2Questions for the table during dinner.
- 3Would you rather or most likely to between dinner and pie.
- 4Turkey tag outside for the kids, trivia inside for the rest.
Thanksgiving has two long gaps: while the turkey rests and between dinner and pie. These games fill both, from a phone-voting game the whole table plays on the TV to turkey tag for the kids who can't sit still.
Forty Thanksgiving choices for the whole table, from turkey or ham to football or the parade. The TV shows how the family split.
Pick it if you want everyone playing before the pie.
Who's most likely to fall asleep on the couch first? Everyone votes on their phone, and the TV names who got picked.
Pick it if the family loves to tease each other.
Pumpkin pie or apple pie, white meat or dark meat. Forty quick picks while the turkey rests.
Pick it if people are still arriving.
Gratitude questions that aren't awkward, with the screen picking who answers next.
Pick it if you want a thankful moment without the speeches.
A game show board of Thanksgiving trivia, from the Mayflower to the parade, with phones as buzzers. From our sister site LiveGameShow.
Pick it if your family is competitive.
Thanksgiving word bingo with a card on every phone, from our sister site LiveBingo.
Pick it if you need a game for the kids' table.
Everyone tucks a paper turkey tail into their waistband and tries to grab the others' tails.
Pick it if the kids need to run around.
Roll a small pumpkin across the floor using only your nose.
Pick it if you want the funniest photos of the day.
Toss paper balls into a box decorated like a turkey from farther and farther away.
Pick it if you have little kids.
Everyone writes what they're thankful for on slips of paper, and you read them aloud after dinner.
Pick it if you want a quieter moment.
Everyone guesses the final score of the game. Closest guess gets first pick of the pie.
Pick it if the game is on.
Small slices, no hands, first to finish wins.
Pick it if you made extra pie.
Open the game on a TV, a laptop or a projector. The screen shows a six-digit code and a QR code.
Everyone scans the QR or types the code at LivePartyGames.com. Nobody has to install an app or make an account.
Every phone answers in secret, then the big screen shows what the room picked.
This or that and would you rather on the TV, Thanksgiving trivia, turkey tag, a pumpkin roll race and a thankful jar.
Yes. Share the game screen on a video call and they join on their phones with the code.
Yes. Start without signing up, and nobody who joins needs an account.
Open it on the TV, share the code, and ask the first question in under a minute.