Top 10 Fun Winter Games for Class
Ah, winter! The season of hot cocoa, cozy mittens, and the never-ending debate about whether snow is magical or just a slushy inconvenience. For classrooms, it’s the perfect time to bundle up and sprinkle a little frosty fun into your lessons.
Here at Baamboozle, we’ve dug into our collection of winter-themed games like it’s the last slice of holiday pie, and trust us—your students are gonna love it. And while we’re at it, don’t miss our brand-new Winter Bowling mode—a cool-as-ice twist that’ll have your students knocking down pins and laughing their heads off while sneaking in some learning.
So grab a warm drink, wrap yourself in a blanket (or your school-approved cardigan), and get ready for some frosty fun. We’ve rounded up the top 10 winter games, counting down to what we think is the ultimate classroom favorite. Let’s see if you agree—or if you’ve got your own contenders for the top spot!
10. Winter Facts: True or False?
by rrohr
Can your students tell frosty facts from wintery nonsense? This game lets them prove just how much they really know about winter—or if they’ve been snowed by some chilly myths.
Helps with: Critical thinking, seasonal knowledge, and trivia skills
Best for: Grades 3 to 6
Baam-Link: Play now!
9. Winter Clothes
by MaykaTeacher
Think wearing two sweaters at once is peak winter fashion? Your students might be onto something—or not. This game dives into winter wardrobe essentials while sneaking in some practice with vocabulary, colors, and clothing.
Bonus points if you make them use their guesses in a sentence. Who knew “scarf” could be so versatile?
Helps with: Vocabulary, decision-making, and social skills
Best for: Grades 1 to 4
Baam-Link: Play now!
8. Winter Conversation
by Teacher Ana Krug
Need to thaw out your students’ brains? This game’s packed with winter-themed convo starters to get them talking—no fire hazards involved.
What comes to mind when you think of winter? Let’s be real, we all know most of them are thinking... winter break!
Helps with: Vocabulary, conversation skills, and creative thinking
Best for: Grades 3 to 7
Baam-Link: Play now!
7. Winter Name 3
by brenda
Can your students name three things colder than the school cafeteria on a Monday morning? Probably not, but they can give it a shot with this rapid-fire game. Challenge them to name winter-related items like 3 animals that live in snowy places.
And hey, if someone says “penguins, polar bears, and my soul,” give them points for creativity—you’ve gotta respect the wit!
Helps with: Quick thinking, vocabulary, and teamwork
Best for: Grades 2 to 6
Baam-Link: Play now!
6. Winter Word Fill-Up
by MrLee123
Complete the sentences with the right winter-themed words before the cold snap takes over! It’s like finishing a snowman, but with words.
To go down snowy hills fast, you can use a ________. And if someone says “a cafeteria tray,” well, they’re technically not wrong—just maybe don’t test that theory at school.
Helps with: Spelling, grammar, and seasonal vocabulary
Best for: Grades 3 to 6
Baam-Link: Play now!
5. Winter WH Questions
by annmarieSLP
What’s white, fluffy, and falls from the sky? (Spoiler: it’s not your homework.) Dive into these WH-questions for some winter-themed critical thinking.
Helps with: Language development, vocabulary, and conversation skills
Best for: Grades 1 to 4
Baam-Link: Play now!
4. Winter Inferencing Riddles
by Susan Tourdot
This is white and tiny. No two are alike. It falls from the sky. What is it? If your students confidently answer “dandruff,” give them points for originality—but maybe steer them back to snowflakes.
Helps with: Logical reasoning, critical thinking, and problem-solving
Best for: Grades 3 to 7
Baam-Link: Play now!
3. Mix’d Up Winter Foods
by LilBaamMan
Ever tried unscrambling winter delicacies? From gingerbread to eggnog, this game puts your students' brains (and appetites) to work.
Helps with: Spelling, cognitive skills, and holiday fun
Best for: Grades 4 to 8
Baam-Link: Play now!
2. Winter Edition of Odd One Out
by Michelle G
Which word is the odd one out? Sun, blanket, tissue, fireplace. If someone says “sun, because it doesn’t help when you’re ugly crying during a winter movie marathon,” they’re onto something—but yep, the real answer is sun. (It’s not exactly cozy, is it?)
Helps with: Critical thinking, attention to detail, and vocabulary
Best for: Grades 3 to 6
Baam-Link: Play now!
1. Winter Scenarios
by SabrinaGibson
How would you handle a snowball fight gone rogue? These social scenarios are perfect for discussing predictions, inferences, and social skills.
Like, what did Tyler do after getting into his pajamas, brushing his teeth, and setting his alarm clock? If someone says, “he put on his fanciest clothes,” you’ve got to appreciate the creativity—but we all know he went to sleep. (Unless Tyler’s living a double life we don’t know about!)
Helps with: Social skills, problem-solving, and group discussions
Best for: Grades 4 to 8
Baam-Link: Play now!
Final Thoughts:
And there you have it—a winter wonderland of games to keep your students laughing and learning during the chilliest months of the year.
For more themed lists, check out Top 10 Slam Dunk Games for B-Ball, Top 10 Brain-Teasing Riddle Games, and Top 10 Cool Job Games for English Class.
Don’t forget to try out our brand-new Winter Bowling game mode! With icy visuals and pins to knock down, it’s the ultimate way to add some frosty fun to your lessons. Your students won’t just bowl; they’ll snowball their way into learning excitement.
Bowl into the action now!