20 Family Hanukkah Games for Every Kind of Celebration in 2022

The Chosen One, "A chutzpah-filled party game," is similar to Cards Against Humanity, but with a Jewish twist. As with Cards Against Humanity, there are plenty of dirty cards, so keep in mind this one isn't for the kids. For Jewish college students or at an adults-only Hanukkah party, however, this hilarious party game would be perfect.

Mad Libs are a classic, and these Hanukkah Mad Libs are no exception. Play the fun fill-in-the-blank game as a family or give each of your kids a book to keep them entertained during any holiday travels.

Taboo is a great party game, so why not get the Jewish edition for your family game nights? You can play on Hanukkah, of course, but you won't have to put this one away after the eight nights of celebration.

The cutest Hanukkah tic-tac-toe game we've ever seen comes with smiley dreidel pieces (with hair!), happy face menorah pieces, and a wood board for playing on.

No list of Hanukkah games would be complete without the traditional Hanukkah game of dreidel. This set of 10 wooden dreidels is great for playing in groups at a Hanukkah party. It even includes instructions for how to play, in case you need a refresher. Don't forget to stock up on Hanukkah gelt!

Remember Trouble, the family-friendly board game featuring a 3D "Pop-O-Matic" bubble to roll the die? Well, this is a Hanukkah take on that game. The center bubble contains a dreidel, so instead of spinning to see where it lands, players take turns pressing the bubble to pop the dreidel, and moving around the board accordingly.

Another classic board game with a Hanukkah twist, Climb & Slide incorporates the gameplay elements of Chutes and Ladders, with the theme of preparing for Hanukkah. Players race to make it through the preparations and arrive at the menorah lighting ceremony.

This easy-cleanup tin of Hanukkah bingo cards comes with six laminated bingo boards, 16 picture calling cards, and 65 dreidel chips. The photo-based game requires no reading, so the little ones can easily join in.

Looking to keep toddlers entertained at your family Hanukkah gathering? This memory game for ages 3+ can be played solo or with up to 6 players.

Why choose one game when you can get a whole set? This Hanukkah game bundle comes with four games meant for up to 10 players: Hanukkah A-Z, Photo Scavenger Hunt, This or That, and Alphabet Code. Each game includes 10 cards.

For a creative Hanukkah activity to break up the games, this Craft-a-Dreidel Kit is fun for kids and kids at heart. Use the included paint and glitter — and any other DIY materials you might already have on hand — to decorate the dreidels however you like. Want to make it a group activity? Opt for the 6-pack, which comes with 12 dreidels total.

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This fun and educational search-and-match game will quickly become a family favorite. The game features Jewish icons for Hanukkah as well as tons of other Jewish holidays and celebrations, so you can keep this in the classroom or play at home any time of year.

No need to create your own dreidel drinking game, because one already exists! These Drinking Dreidels are printed with directions for whatever side you land on. The game is to keep passing the dreidels and avoid ending up with both, similar to the drinking game quarters. This would also make for a great White Elephant gift.

This Hanukkah card game plays similarly to UNO, so you know it's fun. According to the creator, "Hanukards is a really fun, quick and easy game for ages 6 and up." This is also a great Hanukkah gift idea for kids that the whole family can get in on.

Want more Hanukkah drinking games for your 21+ party? This pack will help you get lit (responsibly, of course). There are eight festive drinking games — one for each crazy night. The set comes with 12 cards, two dice, a chip, and a spinner for all of your playing needs. Highlights include: "Hanukkah, oh Do-A-Shotukkah," a spinner game; "Candles Bright, Drinks Tonight," a dice game; and "Ma'oz Tzur... I'm Starting to Slur," a tongue-twisters game.

Celebrate the Festival of Lights and get a little friendly competition going with a glow-in-the-dark ring toss game. You can also make your own menorah-inspired ring toss by placing glow sticks inside of empty plastic water bottles and using glow stick bracelets to throw. For an educational twist, have the kids take turns tossing rings to "light the menorah" in the correct order.

If you (or a friend or family member) already have Cards Against Humanity at home, this Jewish humor-themed expansion pack will make your whole Hanukkah. Note that this game is intended for an adult audience.