Looking for something new for game night? Try our Occupation Charades! It’s so much fun, and perfect for groups of any age or size! Grab your printable cards today!
Occupation Charades
Do your kids love to talk about what they want to be when they grow up? With so many interesting and exciting occupations out there, it’s so hard for a kid to decide!
Our Occupation Charades game makes it so much fun to explore the many different kinds of jobs people do in our community!
Your family will have a blast acting out each card!
Some of my favorite family memories are from playing charades together! We love to get silly and make each other laugh with our actions!
It’s also fun to get a little bit competitive and have a prize for the winning team!
We’ve had so much fun playing Dinosaur Charades and Verb Charades, and of course, we love Occupation Charades! I know your family will love it too, so be sure to grab it today and start playing!
Why I Love Charades
Family game night is so easy when you play charades!
There’s very little setup or cleanup needed, so you can spend all your time having fun together!
Just print out these cards, grab your family or friends, and you are all set!
Charades is easy to understand and play, which makes it great for the whole family. Preschoolers, teens, and adults can all have so much fun together!
Charades is also versatile and great for small or large groups.
It can be played in almost any setting, whether at home, at a party with friends, at school, or even at a family reunion!
How to Play Occupation Charades
- Divide into at least two teams. If your group is very large, you may want to form multiple teams.
- Decide which team will go first. You can flip a coin, play paper-rock-scissors, or create your own silly method! The choice is yours!
- The first team has one person (the actor) choose a card and act it out. Remember, you can’t use your mouth at all to make sounds or mouth words! The rest of the team has one minute to guess. If they guess correctly, they get a point!
- If they don’t guess it correctly, the other team has a chance to guess it and steal the point. There’s only one chance, so make sure the whole team agrees before you guess!
- The game is over when you’ve run out of cards, when everyone has had a turn, or you’ve reached a predetermined amount of points. Whoever has the highest points wins!
Tips and Tricks for Playing Occupation Charades
- It’s a good idea to go over the rules and make sure everyone understands them before you start playing! This can help avoid any confusion during the game.
- Using a timer makes it easier to keep track of each turn.
- Don’t forget that actors can use their hands to indicate how many words their team should guess.
- Don’t be shy! Get into the fun of acting out each card, and don’t be afraid to be a little silly!
- Print your cards on cardstock and laminate them so you can use them over and over again!
Grab your Occupation Charades Cards
Ready to get your Occupation Charades printable cards and start playing? Grab them right here!
Occupation Charades List
- Accountant
- Doctor
- Dentist
- Nurse
- Grocery store clerk
- Architect
- Baker
- Influencer
- Mechanic
- Plumber
- Actor
- Teacher
- Librarian
- Mayor
- President of the United States
- Police officer
- Firefighter
- Lawyer
- Hair dresser
- Electrician
- Waiter / Waitress
- Carpenter
- Butcher
- Veterinarian
- Pilot
- Farmer
- Construction worker
- Soldier
- Secretary
- CEO
- Train conductor
- Taxi Driver / Uber Driver
- Personal Shopper
- Cook
- Fisherman
- Gardener
- Judge
- Editor
- Journalist
- Coach
- Painter
- Mason
- Mailman
- Singer
- Goldsmith
- Seamstress
- Telephone operator
- Flight Attendant
- Aircraft Mechanic
- Ambulance Driver
- Dog trainer
- Horse trainer
- Realtor
- Crossing guard
- Audiologist
- Cardiologist
- Bank Teller
- Fast food worker
- Dental hygienist
- Dancer
- Bicycle repairer
- car salesman
- Cabinet maker
- Photographer
- Videographer
- Tile Installer
- Preschool Teacher
- Preacher
- Hotel Clerk
- Swim instructor
- Computer programmer
- Pizza Delivery man / girl
- Dishwaher
- Psychologist
- Medical Assistant
- Surgeon
- Designer
- Floor installer
- Fitness trainer
- Music Director
- House keeper
- Insurance Agent
- Life guard
- Nanny
- Midwife
- Optometrist
- Pest contoller
- Detective
- Truck Driver
- Pool Builder
- Telemarketers
- Travel Agent
- Delivery driver
- Disneyland employee
- Tutor
- Video game designer
- Woodworker
- Zoologist
- Baseball coach
- Pediatrician
Do you love this game? Be sure to share it on Instagram and tag us using #easyfamilyfun! We can’t wait to see you having fun with your family!
Love Charades? Try these charades games!
- Verb Charades
- Winter Charades
- 4th of July Charades
- Dinosaur Charades
- Space Charades
- Reverse Charades
- Occupation Charades
- Nature Charades
- Charades for Kids
- Zoo Charades for Kids and Adults
- Halloween Charades
- Fall Charades
- Summer Charades
- Baby Shower Charades
- Thanksgiving Charades
- New Year’s Eve Charades
- St. Patrick’s Day Charades
- Springtime Charades Ideas
- Birthday Charades
- Princess Charades
- Bible Charades
- Mother’s Day Charades
- Easter Charades
- Animal Charades
- Food Charades
- Festive Kid’s Christmas Charades
- Picture Charades
- Camp Charades
- Springtime Charades
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Can I Resell These?
You may not resell any printable that you find on our website or in our resource library. You may use them for class parties, at church, at home, or in the classroom. You may get these printed at an office supply store or copy center at your own expense.