Superbowl Parties with an Educational Learning Twist

Educational Superbowl History Learning Guide

Create Superbowl parties with learning trivia games featuring the history and facts!

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Free Superbowl Game

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Printable Superbowl Criss Cross Puzzle instantly print!

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Superbowl History

* The Super Bowl is the biggest game of American Football. It occurs once a year usually on Sunday during the month of January or February.
* The two best football teams, one from the NFL and one from the AFL, play each other for the chance to reign as world champions.
* Winners gets money, the coveted Super Bowl ring, a place in NFL history and bragging rights until next season.
* From the moment September starts till Superbowl Sunday, football fans hope, pray, cheer, root, rub the head of their lucky doll, paint their faces, and wear team jerseys to support their favorite team. Football fans are outrageous and dedicated to their team.
* Football fans have tailgate parties that can start as early as 8am, as soon as the stadium parking lot opens the day of the game. Occupying time before the game football fans throw balls, barbecue, listen to music, watch football highlights on portable TVs and chant for the coming victory of the home team.
* The first Superbowl was January 15, 1967.
* In the United States, The Superbowl is the annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL) known as American Football in other parts of the world.
* The Green Bay Packers opened the Super Bowl series by defeating the AFL champion Chiefs.
* The Packers collected $15,000 per man and the Chiefs $7,500-the largest single-game shares in the history of team sports at that time.
* One of the earliest examples of a game similar to football existed in ancient China. Documents reveal that around 200 BC a game called Tsu Chu (literally 'kick ball') was played with two 30ft-high bamboo poles acting as goals.

Free Superbowl Game

I HAVE NEVER: Each person receives several counters (toothpicks, pennies, etc.) Then take turns around the circle. Each person tells of something they have never done (example: I have never broken a bone or I have never traveled out of the country). An the other players have to say if it is true or false. If the players are right they get a counter. The person with the most counters in the end wins. Add some printable Super Bowl party games to continue the fun.

Superbowl Ideas

TO WASTE MONEY: Each participant of this game is given a banknote. The players' task is to move the money forwards by blowing on them. The players have 3 attempts. After each attempt the players come to the banknote and blow on it again. The bill that gets blow away the farthest wins. Printable Super Bowl party games are fun for both young and old to create teams.

Printable Superbowl Criss Cross Puzzle

Right click to copy the the printable Superbowl puzzle below.