Using a natural disaster theme, kids try to "survive" game without getting caught 3 times, while trying to get to different stations to receive special "stamps". Each station represents a safe zone from the disasters and cannot be penetrated by the "extinction" elements.Boundaries: An entire campground setting is best used in this game, as the more space used the...

This ain’t yer grandma’s Scavenger Hunt - but it could be! Split students into teams, assigning a youth leader to follow them around. Provide students with a list of unusual items that they need to get from people's homes or businesses. Your list could include toilet paper, a drink, a bug, soap, a kiss on the elbow, toast, a...

This is a water game that requires a small field. Divide into even teams of any size and line each team up side by side, arm length apart, about 25 yards from one another on their own Territory Line. (like opposing armies in the Civil War.)Arm each soldier with two water balloons each. Pick one team to go first,...

A fun, outdoor version of whiffle ball. Home plate can be anything, but first base (the only base) is a kid's wading pool filled with water. The player steps up to bat and after they get a hit, they run and jump in the pool.The defense can throw the whiffle ball at the runner to get them out, but...