Supplies:
none
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Setup: 

1. Pick a favorite Christmas or holiday story with a lot of repetition. We'll use "Frosty the Snowman" for our example.
2. Divide the group into sections and give each section a sound such as laughing, crying, neighing, singing, etc.
3. Now give each section a word from the story/song to connect with their sound. For example, one group will laugh for the word "snow," one will hoot for the word "hat."

How to Play: 

1. Go ahead and read the story!
2. Anytime that their word is heard in the song, that particular section must make their sound.
3. If you are the leader/reader, it helps to have the words underlined in your book or reading page, so the sounds don't get missed.

Activity Length: 
Indefinite (as long as you want!)
Age: 
Preschool
School-age
Tween
Teen
Difficulty: 
Easy peasy (fun and simple)
Indoor/Outdoor: 
Indoors
Mess Factor: 
Clean and tidy
Noise Level: 
Rowdy
Number of Players: 
5 to 10
10 to 20
20+
As many as you can handle!
Prep Time: 
No prep time needed!
Space Needed: 
Small (a clearable open space the size of a 1-car garage)
Team Division: 
Teamwork! (divide into teams)