Right & Left Frosty the Snowman Game

Customer Reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Rating: based on (11) reviews

Who gets the gifts?

January 13, 2012
HEATHER from Peoria, AZ
Guests: 35

This game was so fun and the staff thoroughly enjoyed it. We had a blast and I set out 4 gifts for 35 people and they were anxious to see who would end up with the gift. Highly recommended:) Heather

Another Fun Game

January 06, 2012
Karynne from Hawaii
Guests: 50

This too was another game the whole family--from grandparent to grandkid--could play. The only difference is that everyone started out with a grab bag so a group of 35 kept having to move their gifts RIGHT or LEFT. Fun for the old folks to interact with the younger kids. Fast-paced, lots of giggles.

Hilarious fun!

January 04, 2012
Lisa from Beverly, MA
Guests: 25

My guests had the best time with this game we laughed so hard and it truly took the party to a whole other level...a really fun and interactive game!

Frosty the Snowman Game

December 31, 2011
Patricia G from Folsom, CA
Guests: 68

I used this game twice. Once was for our community Christmas Party. There were 68 in attendance with 8 tables. I had a gift for each table for the game. The participants weren't sure about it at first but as the story went the more giggles I heard. They all enjoyed it! Christmas day I did it with the young kids at our function. Sat them in a circle and started the story. They also enjoyed it. My only suggestion would be that, if possible, the story's be written so the gift moves more around the circle or table. A lot of it is back and forth between two people due to so many rights and lefts.

Great game !

December 31, 2011
Constance from Honolulu, Hi
Guests: 30

the game itself is very good, and lots of fun. But, it's too much hassle to print!

Priceless!

December 30, 2011
Heather from South Carolina
Guests: 22

I used this game for my fifth grade "winter celebration" the day we got out for Christmas Break. It was priceless to watch them try to keep up with the gifts going left and right. When it was over we talked about the spirit of giving gifts and how we don't choose a gift but we are thankful for whatever we are given. It was a great way to swap gifts without using the white elephant game. I will definitely use it again!

Fun

December 27, 2011
Jamie from Shcool
Guests: 23

We played this at my son's fourth grade class. The kids really enjoyed it.

Fun with Frosty

December 26, 2011
meary from Ohio
Guests: 4

I've played a number of "Right and Left" games in the past. This was a real cute version of this classic Xmas party game. Rather than have a number of gifts to pass around, I only had one gift and the person who ended up with th gift at the end of the game got to keep the gift (prize). I had each guest throw a pair of dice. The guest with the highest number starts the game. The game goes rather quickly but it is a lot of fun. If you want to have a certain amount of time allotted to games for your party, you need to intersperse more challenging and time consuming games with quick and simple games like this one. That said, I am looking forward to yet another version of the Right and Left Game available to purchase for next year's party.

Tons of Laughs

December 18, 2011
Joan from Oregon
Guests: 10

Everyone couldn't stop laughing and passing the gifts was crazy fun.

WHAT A BLAST!

December 13, 2011
CHRISTINA DECKER from 11506 Brian Rd, Fredericksburg, Virginia
Guests: 22

I was in charge of this year's Ladies' Christmas party at my church, and had a choice of three games to play. I chose to play the Frosty Left and Right game and our old favorite Secret Santa. Instead of the recommended 3 gifts for every 10 players, I decided to get enough for every person. What fun! Because some of the gifts (all from the dollar store) were shaped larger or smaller than others, and all gift wrapped, it was fun watching the ladies try to listen to the direction they should be passing the gifts as well as trying to end up with a certain gift. I've never heard so many squeals and giggles! We had the best time with this game, I highly recommend it. Christina R. Decker Walnut Hills Uniited Pentecostal Church, Fredericksburg, Virginia

Fun for Everyone

December 06, 2011
Trudy from Indiana
Guests: 23

the left right Snowman came was a big hit with my guests.

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How it Works

3 Easy Steps To Printing Your Party Games

Pick your game, purchase, and personalize* it by typing your own text right onto the screen.		Print out your game on your color printer, as many printouts as you like, using letter size paper. Then print the answer key.		Gather a few pens and pencils and enjoy your party!

*personalize options different for each game, if available

Rules of Play

Have guests gather in a circle. If this is a gift exchange, have everyone start with their own gift. Otherwise, pass several gifts you have prewrapped at even intervals. When you start reading, guests will pass gifts left - and continue passing them left - until they hear you say right. Then they continue passing right until they hear you say left. This continues until you finish reading, then the guest who has a gift gets to open it.

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