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...
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....
MAIN POINT: It is difficult to walk steadily and be focused on the tasks at hand if we allow the things around us to distract us.Preparation: A 16' 2x4, flag football flags, and super soakers.Use a stopwatch or nowadays your smart phone's stopwatch feature. Secure a 2X4, about 16 feet long, on top of a few cement blocks (not...
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MAIN POINT: There are many choices when it comes to living your life and what gods to follow, but there is only one God who is real: Jesus. We also taught that you don't have to taste everything under the sun to know when you have the real answer...the kid who picked the brownies KNOWS they are right without...
MAIN POINT: Use this activity prior to a discussion with the guys about being gentlemen.ONLY DO THIS if you have a pool wide enough that someone falling in CAN’T hit the edge! Play this with guys in the pool and girls on the side. Guys stand back to back as girls try to walk across their shoulders - holding...
MAIN POINT: This game can be a discussion starter if talking about friendship or the Ecclesiastes principle of, “Two is better than one. If they fall down . . .”This is a great game for use in a home or similar setting. You just need a group of three students to play. This game works best in the dark...