Have two mattresses in the back of the room - one on each side of the crowd. Get a kid on top of each one and have the audience pass the mattress (with the kid on it) to the front.CAUTION: Have staff all around the crowd to catch the kid on the edges- very important to avoid any injury!Also,...

Just tell the crowd that each individual row is a team (make sure all rows have at least 7 or 8 people in them). Then you tell everyone to organize themselves in their row by . . . (height, birthday, shoe size, age, # of speeding tickets, etc.). The first row to do it gets a point. Keep score...

Just like it sounds. Tell the people in the crowd to "move right if . . ." (e.g. they are wearing green, if they're in eighth grade, if their birthday is this month, etc.) Be creative! (Move two seats to the left if . . . ) Kids will end up on multiple layers of laps or under others.Also,...

Good game for a crowd or audience. Divide the crowd into three or four teams, each section with a captain. The game leader calls out certain characteristics...blue eyes, likes to snowboard, has a 4.0, has red hair, etc.The captain of each team must quickly try to bring someone with that characteristic up to the leader. First, one to do...

This game can be played with small or huge groups. The up-front person divides teams (in audiences of rallies or other large gatherings you can make each section of chairs a group).The up-front person then yells out a demand for a somewhat common item that people might have on them. The first team to bring up that item wins...