This is a really fun game that is also very, very simple to play. You need zero supplies or preparation! Told ya it was simple. Here’s what you do.Choose one student to go out of the room and way out of ear shot. While that student is gone (with an adult volunteer…just to make sure), you stand in front...
This is a great game for the entire audience. Even though it’s a competition between the boys and girls in your group, you don’t have to divide up your audience.The leader’s task is to just stand up front on the stage and ask questions, one at a time. Each of the questions has to do with numbers. If a...
Break out the boxing gloves…this cool game will definitely get your group fired up! It’s called Gender Genius Challenge and here’s how you play it.It’s basically a “battle of the sexes” as the boys compete against the girls to see which gender is more intelligent. You can group guys on one side of the room and girls on the...
One of the BEST ways to communicate to kids today is by using the TEXT feature on your cell phone. It’s like an Instant Message…but you don’t have to be sitting in front of a computer. Most kids have cell phones these days, and the TEXT feature is the MOST USED feature on cell phones! Here’s a great way...
This game makes a great audience game for those times when you need to keep your crowd together. It will work for any size crowd; just know that the larger the crowd, the longer the game.Have an adult volunteer come up front to be the "caller". Ask all the students in the room to stand up. Tell them to...
Preparation: You are going to need to print out words found in the quotes below. Make sure you print two copies of the needed words and make them big enough so that the person on stage can see them.Pick 1 student from each side of the room to compete against one another. The students in the audience will be...
Contact all your students’ parents and have them send in a photo of their child as a toddler. This is HUSH HUSH, and their child cannot know the photos are going to be sent in.(When you start showing the pictures it gets the students all freaked out about which photo their parent might have sent in.)With all your photos...