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civil-war
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,...
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land-mines-2
MAIN POINT: Just like we need to listen to God's voice instead of all the voices that the world throws at us.Materials needed:blindfoldswater balloons for outsidestyrofoam cups for inside.Set up a "minefield" by randomly placing the water balloons (or cups) in a marked section of ground. A concrete slab or basketball court works well for this. Grass also works,...
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water-balloon-towel-catch
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...
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volleyball-gross-balloon
Gross Balloon VolleyballAll you need is a volleyball court or something similar, water balloons, and lots of gross liquids and sauces (except Tobasco).Add things to all of the water balloons like ketchup, mustard, syrup, chocolate syrup, salad dressing, anything you want. The grosser the better. (Fill the gross stuff first - then the water.)The object is to throw the...
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seltzer-melt
Each person receives an Alka-Seltzer attached to a string (make it into a necklace). For best results, we divided our students into 4 "armies".The field is divided into a huge square, outside of that huge square (4 corners) each army has a home base and a huge trash can of water to refill guns. The object of the game...
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