Nov 21–28 · Free Family Fun · Hosted by Empress Yana
Kwanzaa Game Week
Join us for 7 days of cultural family games inspired by the Nguzo Saba (7 Principles of Kwanzaa).
Let’s celebrate unity, creativity, joy, and Black excellence — together.
Includes:
⭐ Daily challenges
⭐ Family-friendly games
⭐ Crafts & acts of kindness
⭐ Cultural learning
⭐ Prizes & giveaways
Kwanzaa Game Week: A Fun Family Warm-Up (Nov 21–28)
Sign up today for 7 days of culture, creativity, and joy!
Kwanzaa is more than a holiday — it’s a celebration of community, purpose, and Black joy.
This year, we’re making it fun with a full week of family games inspired by the 7 Principles of Kwanzaa… and you’re invited!
From Nov 21–28, ending after Thanksgiving Day, you’ll receive:
- 🎮 Daily family-friendly Kwanzaa games
- 📝 Printable worksheets & activity sheets
- ✨ Crafts, challenges, and learning moments
- 🖤 Cultural education made simple + fun
- 🎁 Early access to the “How to Celebrate Kwanzaa” Workbook
- 🌿 A joyful warm-up before the real holiday begins on Dec 26
This week is perfect for:
• Parents and kids
• Teachers and homeschool families
• Aunties, uncles, and grandparents
• Anyone wanting to learn or reconnect with the culture
• Moms looking to make holiday time meaningful and fun
Why Join?
Because joy is resistance, culture is connection, and tradition deserves to be celebrated with love.
This week helps your family:
✔ Learn the Nguzo Saba (7 Principles)
✔ Build memories together
✔ Prepare for the official Kwanzaa celebration
✔ Strengthen unity, purpose, creativity, and faith
✔ Have FUN while learning their history
What You’ll Get When You Sign Up
When you join, you’ll instantly unlock:
🌟 7 Printable Worksheets
(Umoja Match-Up, Kindness Bingo, Craft Challenges, Reflection Cards & more)
🌟 Daily Email Prompts
Easy-to-follow instructions for each day’s game.
🌟 IG Story Templates
So you can share your family’s journey.
🌟 Free RSVP to our December Kwanzaa Celebration Events
Everything is beginner-friendly. No prep needed. No prior Kwanzaa knowledge required.
Ready to Join Us?
Just drop your name + email below and you’re in!
Let’s celebrate culture, joy, and community — together.
Bonus Gift for Early Sign-Ups
Everyone who registers before Nov 20th gets a free Kwanzaa Intention Setting Sheet to help your family set powerful goals before the season begins.
Day 1 (Nov 21) — Umoja Match-Up
Focus: Togetherness
Activities:
Take a family selfie or group photo to represent unity.
Share one thing you appreciate about the family.
Eat dinner together with no phones.
Create a “Unity Goal” for the new year.
Day 2 — (Nov 22) Kujichagulia Challenge: Name Yourself
Focus: Naming yourself & defining who you are
Activities:
Everyone says: “I define myself. I choose my own path.”
Write personal affirmations on sticky notes.
Kids can make name art with their name meanings.
Adults can set a personal intention for the year.
DAY 3 — Ujima (Collective Work & Responsibility)
Focus: Solving problems together
Activities:
Clean or organize one space together.
Cook a meal as a team.
Choose one family issue and brainstorm solutions.
Do a small act of service in the neighborhood.
Day 4 — Empower Our Community with Ujamaa
Focus: Supporting our community’s businesses
Activities:
- Buy from a Black-owned business today.
- Kids: create a pretend store or marketplace in the house.
- Share financial goals as a family.
- Promote a small business online.
DAY 5 — Nia (Purpose)
Focus: Why we exist & our mission
Activities:
Create a family mission statement.
Each person writes down one purpose-driven goal for next year.
Do an activity that aligns with your purpose — reading, art, volunteering.
Discuss the purpose of your family legacy.
DAY 6 — Kuumba (Creativity)
Focus: Using creativity to uplift our community
Activities:
Arts and crafts night.
Make homemade decorations or Kwanzaa cards.
Write poems, dance, or create a TikTok family fun video.
Improve one thing in the home to make it more beautiful.
DAY 7 — Imani (Faith)
Focus: Belief in ourselves, our family, and our future
Activities:
Everyone shares a hope or dream for the future.
Light a candle and speak the phrase: “We believe in us.”
Pray together or reflect on your faith/spiritual practice.
Create a “Faith in the Future” vision board.