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Shaving Cream Whiffle Ball

November 12, 2003

Basically, you just play a game of baseball with whiffle ball and bat, but before each pitch, you fill the ball up with shaving cream. So as the bat hits, it splatters everywhere - as you catch the ball you get covered in shaving cream. Usually, it turns into a shaving cream fight, but the kids and adults love...

Big Room Games, Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games, Sick And Twisted Games

Oil Ball

November 12, 2003

Get a big plastic tarp, about 20' x 25', and lay it down. Pour and smear about 5 to 6 bottles of baby oil all over the tarp. Make the outline of an oval track with about 6 cans of shaving cream. Now the goal is to "wheelbarrow" (this is when one kid stands while holding another kid's feet...

Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

Super Slip-n-Slide Relay

November 12, 2003

First make the biggest (trust me, it needs to be big) slip-n-slide that money will allow. Then put baby shampoo (no tears!) and water all over it to make it as slick as possible. Line your students up across one of the slides skinny ends. (Our dimensions are always around 20' x 30'.) Make as many teams as will...

Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

Water Balloon Towel Catch

November 12, 2003

Tell students ahead of time to bring a beach towel from home for this game. Provide a few extras for those who don't have one or forget.Split students into teams of four, giving them each a beach towel. Set them a predetermined length apart and have two from each team launch a water balloon with the beach towel. The...

Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

Water Capture the Flag

November 12, 2003

Capture the Flag with a water twist! Instead of simply tagging people or pulling flags off a belt, etc. use the Alka-Seltzer method!Make a badge on the arm of every player like this: wrap a strip of duct tape around the player's arm (t-shirt sleeve), place an Alka-Seltzer tablet on the tape and add two more strips above and...

Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

Wet Baseball

November 12, 2003

Standard baseball rules, but for each base was a hard plastic wading pool and from 3rd base to home was a slip-n-slide. Use a large plastic bat, a tee for the ball which was a splash ball. Have everyone wear water shoes if they have them.Added by Kimberly Wilson

Big Room Games, Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

Penguin Football

November 12, 2003

Give each person a rag about four inches wide and two feet long (sheets torn into strips work well). Each person then ties the rag securely around his knees to make running impossible; players can move only by shuffling their feet.Now divide into teams and play football using a Nerf football. The game becomes hilarious when players must hike,...

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