Music
Music charades ideas
Instruments are the easy part: anyone can play a pretend Trombone or Accordion. Songs like Let It Go, Dancing Queen and Yellow Submarine and names like Coldplay or Stevie Wonder take more thought.
60 words to play with
- Sabrina Carpenter
- Orchestra
- Choir
- Drums
- Karaoke
- Line dancing
- Stevie Wonder
- Ballet
- Who Let the Dogs Out
- Frank Sinatra
- Never Gonna Give You Up
- Clarinet
- Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
- Xylophone
- Selena Gomez
- Classical music
- Concert
- Crowd surfing
- Girl group
- Despacito
- Trombone
- Ukulele
- Happy Birthday
- I Will Always Love You
- Marching band
- The Rolling Stones
- Queen
- Tap dancing
- Music festival
- Under the Sea
- Conga
- Bee Gees
- Opera
- Accordion
- Yellow Submarine
- Drum roll
- Dancing Queen
- Let It Go
- Boy band
- Breakdancing
- Headphones
- Guitar
- One-man band
- Cymbals
- Salsa
- Wonderwall
- Coldplay
- Hips Don't Lie
- Recorder
- Banjo
- Backstreet Boys
- The Twist
- Saxophone
- Billie Jean
- Country music
- Shake It Off
- Maracas
- Bagpipes
- Single Ladies
- Baby Shark
All the words on your iPhone
The whole deck comes with Charado Plus. In Charado one player holds the phone on their forehead, the others explain and act, and a tap scores the word.
Download on the App Store12 decks with 150 words each, in 14 languages. Animals, Movies and Act It Out are free, Charado Plus opens the rest, and seasonal decks are free in season. No account, no ads.
How to play charades
- Split into two teams and set a timer for one minute.
- One player picks a word and acts it out without speaking. Their team calls out guesses.
- Every word guessed in time scores a point. Then the other team takes over.