New Year’s Scattergories Game (Free Printables)
Scattergories is one of our favorite family games, we just love it. So we thought we would add to the New Year’s Eve activities for kids by creating our own New Year’s scattergories printables to have fun with.
We always spend New Year’s Eve with the family and playing party games. This free printable is a great game the whole family will love. Younger children can always work together with either an older sibling or a parent.
There are 4 New Year’s scattergories boards to print out and play with, perfect for kids and adults of all ages.
If you are looking for New Year’s Eve with kids party ideas this is a great game the whole family will love.
If you don’t already own the game by Hasbro, I highly recommend you get it. Holiday scattergories is such a fun game for the whole family.
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What is scattergories?
Scattergories are a really simple fun word game that can be enjoyed with both kids and adults, therefore making them a great family game.
Every game starts with the same letter and you have to answer the questions (as quickly as possible) that begin with that letter.
The aim is to find an answer that no one else has, so you get bonus points!
New Year’s Eve Scattergories printable game
If you don’t have the original game, these four printables are all you will need to have lots of fun at your New Years party.
How to play:
Download the free printables below, if the email doesn’t come through within 5 minutes please check your junk folder.
This free New Year’s Eve game is free to print but is for personal use only. Scroll to the bottom of the page to get the pdf file.
Print out the New Year’s scattergories below, it will print out on 4 full pages. Make sure to check the printer settings.
Paper or Card – the printables work perfectly on printer paper so you can easily write on them. These all fit onto one full sheet of paper, so there is no need for cutting. If you want them to look professional though printing on cardstock will be better, the one I have linked to is what we use.
Grab some pens to fill out the boards, and more importantly, have FUN.
Included in the download are the four New Year’s scattergories with the following letters at the top:
- YEAR
- TIME
- DROP
- WISH
All of the boards have the same categories:
- Memory from last year
- New Year’s resolution (New Year’s resolution printable)
- Party hat color
- Favorite party drink
- Party game
- Something to get rid of
- New Year’s decoration
New Year’s Scattergories rules
If you are not familiar with the game Scattergories, the object of the game is to fill out a category list with answers that begin with the same letter. You score points if no one else has the same answer.
The winner of course is the one with the most points.
The official game comes with a 20-sided die with different letters on it. This letter is the first letter of each of your answers on the category list.
If you don’t have the game Scatergories we have included 4 different printable boards for you to play with. Print out one for each family member and have so much fun seeing what answers you come up with.
You also don’t need the 20-sided die as we have included the letters at the top of each of the boards.
Other free printable scattergories games
- Halloween scattergories
- Thanksgiving scattergories
- Christmas scattergories
- Winter scattergories
- Easter scattergories
- Cinco de Mayo scattergories printable
Download the New Year’s Eve Scattergories Game Printable
Feel free to print out as many as you wish, just make sure you have lots of fun.
Need to print later? Add this to your Pinterest board or share it on Facebook. You’ll have it handy whenever you’re ready to use it!
If you have finished playing our free game, why not check out even more New Year’s Eve fun games from Etsy? They have every game you can imagine, all of which can be downloaded.
To get your free printables for kids, simply add your name and email address to the form below.
Last Updated on 12 July 2024 by Clare Brown