Setting UP

• Items should be hidden in containers and possibly numbered to keep guessing accurate
• The person in charge should have the list of the items written down to compare with the players
• Players should be given paper and pencils to keep track of their guesses

Playing

• For added pressure, you can time this game so they only have seconds to guess
• Containers should be passed down through all of the players giving them a chance to smell the item
• Players should write down what Christmas Scent is in the jar or what Christmas smells it represents

Team Play

Setting Up

• Have enough chairs at the table for the whole team or 2 teams to sit at once
• Make sure objects are hidden inside containers and possibly numbered for accuracy
• Teams should have paper and pencils to log their guesses

Playing

• For added pressure, you can time this game so they only have seconds to guess
• Have the players grab a jar, write down their guess, and then pass each jar down the line through the players on their team
• Teams can discuss amongst themselves what they think is in the jar and write down their best guess
• After the end of the game, have the teams share their guesses out loud and see which team scored the most points
• Variation:

  Individual players on teams can keep track of their own guesses and points can be combined for team totals

Points

• One point for getting it really close. For example: they guessed Chocolate when it was really a Hershey's Kiss
• A bonus point if they guess the exact contents of the jar