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Enjoy your Passover holidays by having fun and playing games. Listed below are few games that can be played by kids and adults as well.
Passover Games
Passover is a festival of get together with family and friends. It is a festival of traditions and practices, rituals and rites, fasts and feasts. The holiday is celebrated by passing down culture and tradition in the form of stories about the enslavement and freedom to the next generation. At the family meal, with kids around at the table it might become tricky to keep them engaged. This is when some games come in handy. Keep the tempo and fun of the festivity by including the youngest and oldest member of the family by playing Passover games. A number of entertaining and fun games are available to choose from, which can be played and enjoyed by all the members present. Such games also help socializing and opening up hearts to each other in a true spirit of the Passover festival. Listed below are few such games, have fun playing them.
Games For Pesach Holidays
Buzz Passover Party Game
- It is an old classic Passover game but with loads of fun.
- The larger the number of players the better. No preparations or materials are needed.
- The children are asked to sit in a circle, ‘a buzz number’ is decided upon and the players start counting in turn.
- When any buzz number appears or any multiple of the number is reached, the player in question must say ‘buzz’ instead of the number, like say 4, 3, 2, and so on. Any player who makes a mistake must leave the circle, and the last player left is the winner.
Hands Up
- This Passover game is fun to play and can be managed with a medium sized group of 10 -12 children.
- The children are split in two groups and sit in a line facing each other at a table or on the floor. They can hide their hands under the table or behind the back on the floor.
- The players on one side are the guessers and the players on the other side are the hiders.
- The hiders have to pass a small object like a button or a coin from hand to hand under the table or behind the backs.
- The passing through is kept a secret.
- One of the guessers says out ‘Hands Up”. The hiders must place their hands out in front of them.
- The guessers have to guess the one who is holding the object. They gain a point for a right guess and the roles are swapped.
- Eight rounds are played and the team with the most points at the end of it is declared the winner.
Chopstick Handling Skill
- There are five participants in this game.
- They are provided with large oversized chopsticks and difficult small pieces and tidbits in a bowl.
- The bowl is passed from one to another participant and each one of them has to attempt to lift the small tidbits.
- The fastest and the most number of tidbits collected wins the game.
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