Camel Race Bible Trivia Questions for Christmas (review)

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Long name but simple game! Camel Race Bible Trivia Questions Game is a printable board game that tests kids' knowledge of the Bible (in this case, the Christmas story). It's interactive instead of just shooting questions at them so they'll enjoy learning Bible stories.


While my boys are actually too young to answer trivia questions of any kind (other than: what's your name? and do you want milk?), I played this game with my husband. Basically there are 9 spaces and whoever gets to the last one first, wins (which was not me, just so you know). You take turns, drawing trivia questions about the Christmas story of Jesus' birth.

I thought this was a fun little activity if you have children in the right age range. Something you could play while the food was being prepped at Christmas.

This particular game is for ages 6-9 years old, so it will be awhile before my boys can play the game. But at the price of $6.95 it's hard to pass up. You can find other trivia games like sports, Halloween, tv, picnic, United States, among many others. Would make a great stocking stuffer for those know-it-alls or trivia buffs! You can also find a few free printable games on their website now.

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