I got this game from someone else so don't give me the credit. You partner up your students. They face each other and hold their hands in the "second phase" of a handshake, where they are basically holding each other's thumbs. They each stick out their index finger from the hands they are holding. Their feet have to stay...
Everyone sits in a circle. Put different strips of paper with different things to do in a Christmas stocking (if it isn't Christmastime, you can use any kind of bag or container). Play music while the stocking is passed around the circle. When the music stops the person with the stocking has to do what he/she picked. You can...
Description: This game is similar to the $1000 Bill Exchange (Click Here). For this game, you will need to make your own fake money. You will need to make enough "one dollar bills" to give each person five dollars. The goal of the game is to purchase candy priced at $9, $12, and $15. Provide two small-medium candy bars...
MAIN POINT: This is a fun game that challenges and encourages students to know and enjoy God's Word.Jeopardy was getting dull and Twister, while physically challenging, wasn't exactly challenging mentally, so I decided to put a little twist in Jeopardy and came up with, TWISTEOPARDY!For this game you will need:- Twister Board (w/ point values written on each circle)(100-600)- 4...
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Sundae Feed
MAIN POINT: In life, we have to work together to accomplish a goal.Preparation: Get enough ice cream for your group to make sundaes. Any toppings that sound good will work too. Also, have lots of plastic trash bags to cover the floor.Tell the kids to get into groups of two to share a sundae. They can get as much ice cream...
Ahead of time, blow up as many balloons as there are students on your bus. Play music and during that time students have to keep the balloons in the air.When the music stops, they have to grab a balloon. The first one to pop the balloon wins that round.We also had a surprise filling a few balloons with helium....
MAIN POINT: Remembering the names of people in your group.Groups of 20-30 people sit or stand in a circle. One person is in the middle and points to someone in the circle and says either “Curly,” “Mo,” or “Larry”. The person pointed to must respond with a name before the person in the middle can count out loud to ten....