If there’s a tie, ask one of the questions below and whoever gets the closest wins. Set the timer again and do the same thing for the letters E, A, and R.Īfter all four rounds, everyone adds up their total amount of points they scored during the game. If no one else has the same answer, you score one point for that answer.Ĭontinue going around in the circle reading your answers for each of the categories then total up the points for the letter Y. If anyone else has the same answer as you, cross out that answer. Keep writing answers until the timer ends then starting with one person, go around the circle and read off your answers for the first category. The goal is to come up with a real answer but also one that is original because you only get a point for each answer if no one else has the same answer. When you say go, start the timer and tell everyone to start.ĭuring the two minutes, they must come up with an answer for each of the categories first for letter Y. Print out one sheet for every person who will be playing.
#SCATTERGORIES LIST IDEAS HOW TO#
In addition to the written out rules below, there’s a video in this post that shows how to play as well! If you don’t see it, refresh the page and don’t click out of the video that pops up.
#SCATTERGORIES LIST IDEAS FREE#
This free printable New Year’s Eve Scattergories game is designed to be played in four rounds on New Year’s Eve! Instead of having different Scattergories categories lists and a random letter based on the roll of the die, it’s just one set of category lists and the letters will be Y-E-A-R. It’s easy to learn, easy to play, and a lot of fun! And this New Year’s Eve version would make a great addition to any New Year’s Eve party ! New Year’s Eve Scattergories You roll the die then have to come up with words starting with that letter for the category lists. In the actual game, you have a bunch of different category lists and a letter die. If you’ve never played Scattergories, it’s pretty easy. One of my all-time favorite board games is Scattergories, although I guess technically it’s more a word game than a board game.
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