Charades—act out or pantomime clues for others to guess related to Christmas
Tiddlywinks—the game of Tiddlywinks is mentioned in “A Christmas Carol.” This game can be purchased online or in a store and is for four people to play at a time.
Blind Man’s Bluff is also mentioned in “A Christmas Carol.” There are several ways to play but it is essentially a blindfolded version of tag. Directions of how to play can be found online.
Flower Messages. People in Victorian times used flowers to send messages. Gather some flowers and the meanings and create your own messages.
Interview the three spirits. Ask each ghost about their methods and Scrooge’s transformation. For fun, ask them about other people they’ve visited and make up their stories.
Create a commercial for each of the ghosts to sell their services.
Where do you think Mark and Terri are ten years later?
A Victorian Era Party
Dress up as a character in A Christmas Carol
Play 1-2 games
Serve Victorian era foods (see recipe guide)
A Christmas Carol Jeopardy or Trivia—create your own Jeopardy or Trivia game related to “A Christmas Carol,” “The Carol of the Rooms,” and/or Christmas.