Christmas Pass the Present Game | Printable Rhyming Gift Poem | 6 Designs

Christmas Pass the Present Game

Everyone sits in a circle. One person holds the present. Someone reads the poem out loud, one line at a time, and every line tells you where the gift goes next. The one with the smallest feet. The one sipping tea. The one with a Rudolph nose. Whoever is holding the present when the poem ends, keeps it.

This Christmas pass the present game is all about what people are wearing and doing at the party: ugly sweaters, scarves, boots, plaid, jingly earrings and the one who gives the warmest hug. So everybody ends up looking around the room and laughing at each other. That’s the whole point.

One poem, six designs

You get the same rhyming poem in 6 different Christmas designs: gingerbread, golden stars, candy cane stripes, wrapped presents, reindeer and elf, and a winter greenery version. Pick the one that matches your table, or print a different design for every round.

What you get

• 1 rhyming pass the present poem with 15 lines
• 6 designs of the poem
• A game instructions page, so anyone can host
• 2 print sizes: one poem per page, or two per page to save paper
• Print-ready PDF files, US Letter size

How it works

1. Buy it. The download link is on your screen right away and in your inbox a minute later.
2. Print the poem. Regular paper is fine.
3. Wrap a small gift, sit in a circle and start reading.
4. Pass the present to whoever fits each line. Last one holding it keeps it.

Want a second round? Our Christmas Pass the Gift Game has a different poem, so nobody knows where the present ends up.

Good for

Christmas parties, office parties, gift exchanges, family Christmas, classroom parties and Christmas Eve with the grandkids.

The fine print

This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped. Colors may vary slightly depending on your screen and printer. Digital files are non-refundable.

Print all you want for your own family, party or class. No reselling, no sharing the file, no commercial printing.

Printing on A4? Set your printer to “fit to page” and nothing gets cut off.