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Christmas Tic-Tac-Toe



This is a fun easy game to play with the kids.  
I love this version because it is so big, it doesn't waste paper, it's quick, it's easy to store, and easy to clean up. 

 The rules are standard tic-tac-toe rules no changes there.  
All you need is a flat surface and some holiday themed manipulatives for your 'x's and o's'.  

 This year we made a board out of 1 piece of paper or a cardboard box.  In the past we have used ribbon or yarn. 

 I cut out my own holiday shapes from some foam I already had in the house.  

 The kids love playing this game with daddy! 

 Our Elf on the Shelf also played this game with some stuffed friends :)
Merry Christmas! 

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  3. Arthur KaneMarch 14, 2025 at 6:48 AM

    Christmas Tic-Tac-Toe is a fun and festive twist on the classic game, perfect for adding some holiday cheer to your gatherings. Whether you're playing with family or friends, it's a simple yet enjoyable way to pass the time during the season. For those who might be feeling stressed about their busy schedules, like trying to prepare for exams or thinking to do my GRE exam, taking a break with a game like Christmas Tic-Tac-Toe can be a great way to unwind and get into the holiday spirit. Sometimes, a little playful distraction can help reset your focus and energy!

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  4. Patrick SmithMarch 18, 2025 at 1:36 AM

    Christmas was always a time for fun, and Tic-Tac-Toe with a holiday twist made it even better. The board had candy canes, snowflakes X’s, and ornaments, adding to the festive spirit. It wasn’t just about winning but enjoying the game with family. Each round became more exciting as everyone tried to improve their moves. Just like any skill, practice made a difference. Sometimes, a little master class help online was useful for thinking ahead and playing smarter, making a simple holiday game both fun and a great way to learn.

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