MAIN POINT: Getting to know youFor this game, you'll need as many pens as students and a pre-typed/copied questionnaire.Have all your students fill out an anonymous questionnaire when they come in, with questions/statements like, "My favorite band is.." "My dream car is...". Once finished, pass the questionnaires out randomly (to someone different than the person who filled it out)...
MAIN POINT: A great get-to-know-you game.Small Group game. Have your group sit in a circle with no open spots and one person in the middle holding a tennis or whiffle ball. The person in the middle calls out someone's name and throws the ball up in the air. The person whose name was called has to run to the...
MAIN POINT: It really shows that everyone thinks differently and uniquely.Great game for Jr. Highers, travel, or creative kids. Can be played with just two people or up to 50. The game is simple but can get crazy and fun. The first person says a word...for example, "The." The second person says the first word and ADDS a word......
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One-Footed, Blindfolded, Peanut Butter…
MAIN POINT: This was specifically designed for a class on encouragement.You gotta try this game out!One volunteer hops around on one foot while blindfolded, picking up at least one of each flavor of a lifesaver in the area. To begin, they must dip their foot in peanut-butter, then hop around an area where three different stations of different colored...
MAIN POINT: Team building; a good game for a leadership event.The goal of this game is to help teach your students or leaders to work together by having them work as a team to cross a "river." First, using your gym or other space, you need a place to start from (a wall, lines in the gym, etc), the...
MAIN POINT: Team building; a good game for a leadership event.A youth ministry classic. Get a person to stand backward on a chair while the rest of the group prepares to catch him or her. Tell the person that they need to fall with their body as straight as possible, and with both hands across their chest, to avoid...
MAIN POINT: Team building; a good game for a leadership event.Create an obstacle course (a playground works GREAT) and get your students or leaders to go in pairs. One from each pair is blindfolded, and the other will lead him or her through the obstacle course by using only their voice.Added by Scott Street