Christmas games for kids
Cosy Christmas fun - an advent calendar, a tree to decorate, biscuits to bake, a toy workshop, a unicorn sleigh ride and a snowy maze.
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Free Christmas games for kids
Cosy, gentle Christmas games for kids aged about 2 to 6 - free to play online, with no ads and no sign-up. There are six to play all through December, starting with a free online advent calendar.
An online advent calendar for kids
Our Advent Calendar is a snowy house with 24 numbered doors and all the pals around it. From 1 December a new door opens each day (using your own device's date), and behind every door is a little surprise: catch snowflakes with Blossom, watch Chomper ice skate, help Lenny build a snowman, feed the reindeer, ring the bells, light up the village windows and more. Every door gives a sticker for the sticker book, and on Christmas Day the big door 25 opens for the pals' Christmas party. Before December there's a countdown with a sneak-peek present to open. It's made for toddlers and preschoolers - just taps, nothing to read and no way to lose - and opened doors stay saved on your device.
Decorate a Christmas tree
In Blossom's Christmas Tree, little ones pick a tree - classic green, snowy white, pastel pink or a tiny tabletop one - and decorate it with Blossom the Bunnycorn: baubles, tinsel, fairy lights, candy canes, gingerbread people and a star (or a unicorn horn!) on top. Flick the big switch and the room goes cosy and dim, the tree twinkles, presents slide in underneath and each one pops open with a toy. It's made for toddlers - big taps, no reading and no way to lose - and the tree stays saved on your device.
Fly Santa's sleigh with a unicorn
In Rainbow's Christmas Sleigh, Rainbow the flying unicorn pulls Santa's sleigh across five snowy nights - a little village, Blossom's farm, Chomper's train station town, Lenny's snowy jungle and a North Pole party. Drop the presents down the chimneys and watch the windows light up; any that miss are caught by a friendly snowman, so there's no losing. Catch ten snowflakes for a rainbow boost. It suits kids from about 3, and plays best with the phone or tablet held sideways.
A snowy Christmas maze
In Christmas Present Maze, kids pick Sparklehoof, Chomper or Lenny in a Santa hat and pull a little sled of presents round a snowy village. Every glowing door with a wreath gets a present - the door jingles open, one of Blossom's animal friends says thank you and the house lights up. Icy paths make you slide until you bump into something, there are candy canes to collect, and a friendly robin shows the way if anyone gets stuck. Six levels, then the whole village gathers round a giant Christmas tree. No timer and no losing - it suits kids from about 3.
Help in Santa's toy workshop
In Santa's Toy Workshop, Chomper the purple dinosaur is Santa's helper. Teddies, trains, balls and rubber ducks trundle along a slow conveyor belt, and little ones pop each toy into the sack of the same colour - red, blue, green or yellow, and in one round round, square or star shapes. Full sacks get a bow and turn into presents, and at the end everything is loaded onto Santa's sleigh and off it flies. It's a calm way to practise colours, shapes and sorting for 2 to 4 year olds: the belt waits for little hands, a wrong sack just wiggles, and every colour has its own picture to help colour-blind kids.
Bake Christmas biscuits (cookies)
In Biscuit's Christmas Biscuits, Biscuit the puppy puts on his chef's hat for a Christmas baking game. Tip the flour, sugar and egg into the bowl and stir, roll out the dough, cut out stars, bells, candy canes, hearts, Christmas trees and gingerbread people, then bake them golden. Decorate each Christmas cookie with icing, sprinkles and sweets (or tap the dice for a surprise), and finally share the plate with Blossom's animal friends when they knock at the door - Biscuit sneaks one too. It's made for toddlers: all taps, nothing to read and no way to lose, and the plate stays saved on your device.
More gentle games
For something different, little ones can fly through the clouds in Glitter Sky Unicorn, sort shapes in Blossom's Shape Sorter or help the animals aboard Chomper's Animal Train. All our games are free, with no ads and no sign-up - see the toddler games and unicorn games pages for more.
Questions parents ask
When will all the Christmas games be ready?
All six are ready to play now: the Advent Calendar, Blossom's Christmas Tree, Biscuit's Christmas Biscuits, Santa's Toy Workshop, Rainbow's Christmas Sleigh and the Christmas Present Maze. The advent calendar's first door opens on 1 December - until then there's a countdown and a sneak-peek present to open.
Are the Christmas games free?
Yes. Like every game on Lyla Rose Games, they are free to play in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with no ads, no in-game shop and no sign-up.
Will there be Christmas games for toddlers?
Yes - the Advent Calendar, Blossom's Christmas Tree, Biscuit's Christmas Biscuits and Santa's Toy Workshop are made for 2 and 3 year olds, with big taps, nothing to read and no way to lose. Rainbow's Christmas Sleigh and Christmas Present Maze are for about 3 and up.
What is in the advent calendar?
Twenty-four doors, one for each day from 1 to 24 December. Each opens a little surprise - a short animation or a tiny game, plus a sticker - so there's something new to look forward to every day, and door 25 opens on Christmas Day for a party. Doors open by your own device's date, and once December has passed every door stays open to play.