Looking for the perfect fall family game? These 50 fun fall charades ideas are great for kids and adults alike. Grab the printable and let the autumn laughs begin!
Fall is the perfect time to slow down, snuggle up, and enjoy simple fun with the people you love. Around here, one of our go-to ways to connect as a family is playing charades. It’s silly, active, and guaranteed to get everyone laughing—which is a win in my book!
This fall, why not make game night a little more seasonal? I’ve put together 50 fall-themed charades prompts that are perfect for kids, teens, and adults. Whether you’re cozy at home, planning a classroom activity, or hosting a Friendsgiving, these charades ideas will bring the fun.
Why Moms Love Fall Charades
As a mom, I’m always looking for screen-free ways to get my kids giggling and spending time together—and charades checks every box. It’s easy to set up, doesn’t cost a thing, and works for all ages. Plus, you can play it pretty much anywhere (living room, backyard, even a classroom).
How to Play Fall Charades
- Print and cut out the charades cards (grab them below!)
- Fold them and place them in a bowl or basket
- Divide into teams or play one-on-one
- Take turns drawing a card and acting it out (no words!)
- Set a timer or let the guessing continue until someone gets it right
First team to guess the most wins—or just keep playing for laughs!
Fall Activities
This fall is so easy to spend time with your kids and your family with our fun fall activities. We have so many fun activities to choose from; they are so easy! All you have to do is download, print, prep (less than a couple of minutes), and start playing!
Simple family time is the best time and creates long-lasting family memories that you and your kids will remember forever!
Grab Your Fall Charades Cards
Included in these fall charades word cards are 50 fall inspired words, but we provided you some blank cards as well if you want to add even more words to your collection!
Categories You’ll Find in the Fall Charades Printable:
- Fall activities (like Raking leaves, Playing football)
- Fall foods (like sipping apple cider or eating pumpkin pie)
- Autumn animals squirrels, turkeys)
- Weather & nature (windy days, crunchy leaves)
- Thanksgiving themes (turkey trot, setting the table)
Fall Charades Words
- Raking leaves
- Playing football
- Building a fire
- Putting on a sweater
- Act like a turkey
- Picking apples
- Scarecrow
- Going on a hike
- Eating pumpkin pie
- Jumping into a pile of leaves
- Eating an apple
- Drinking apple cider
- Eating corn
- Spiderweb
- Gathering sticks
- Baking a pie
- Chopping firewood
- Sweater
- Haunted house
- Pinecone
- Turkey
- Rake
- Cooking Thanksgiving Dinner
- Carve
- Pumpkin
- Eating caramel apple
- Going to the fair
- Family gathering
- Corn maze
- Baking muffins
- Chili
- S’mores
- Squirrel
- Beanies
- Chestnuts
- Harvest
- Sunflower
- Bonfire
- Cat
Even More Fall Fun for Your Family
If your crew is loving fall charades, don’t stop there! Keep the cozy fun going with some of our favorite fall activities:
- Free Fall Scavenger Hunt for Kids– A great excuse to get outside and explore all the autumn magic.
- Fall Would You Rather Questions– Perfect for dinner time giggles or road trip conversations.
- Fall Trivia Questions + Answers– A fun way to challenge the whole family—who really knows the most about fall?
These are tried-and-true favorites in our home, and I know your family will love them too!
Share the Fun
If your family gives these charades a try, tag me on Instagram @micheletripple! I’d love to cheer you on and share in the laughs.
Michele Tripple is a renowned author and expert in the fields of parenting, relationships, and personal development. She is a certified Life Coach with her degree in marriage and family studies, her experience as a Family Life Educator, and over a decade of experience as a professional writer; Michele has authored books that provide practical advice and insights into improving family dynamics and personal growth. Her work is celebrated for its blend of research-driven information and relatable, real-world applications. Michele has been a keynote speaker at conferences and has contributed to numerous publications and media outlets, solidifying her reputation as an authoritative voice in her field and helping families build relationships.