Christmas Murder Mystery Party Game
A printable whodunit for 8 to 12 guests: a snowed-in lodge on Christmas Eve, a host found in the library, and a secret for everyone.
The host reads two Christmas things, like Jingle Bells and Silent Night, and players circle the one they think came first. It's quick to learn, easy to score and gets everyone talking about the answers.
There are 30 pairs across movies, songs, books and traditions, with player answer sheets and an answer key that shows the year for every answer. Play solo or in teams, and use the exact year as a tie-breaker.
Just circle A or B: which came first?
30 pairs from Christmas movies, songs, books and traditions.
Read out the year for every answer for extra fun facts.
Closest guess to the exact year wins.
On 3 host question pages, 10 per page
Circle A or B for all 30
The answer and the year for both items
Rules, scoring and a tie-breaker
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Print at 100% / actual size at home, at the office or at a print shop.
Read the how-to-play page and start the game. Print it again next year.
The host reads two things, like two Christmas movies or songs, and players guess which one came out first. One point for each right answer.
30 Christmas pairs, with an answer key that gives the year for each.
Yes. It works for any group size: hand out answer sheets, read the pairs and score at the end.
No. It's a digital download that you print yourself.
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A printable whodunit for 8 to 12 guests: a snowed-in lodge on Christmas Eve, a host found in the library, and a secret for everyone.
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