This is a great game for competition within small groups. Heck it’s a great game even if you don’t use a small group model! Here’s what you do.Give every team one or two weeks (your call) and the following supplies:1 plank of Basel wood1 bottle of wood glue/super glueX number of popsicle sticks (just make sure it’s the same...

This game is simple to play, and your kids are gonna love it.You need a couple/three beach balls, and two goals to play. Also, you will need one-half of a pool noodle for each student. (Just buy one noodle for every two students and then cut them in half. Viola!) Now you're set to play.Play just like hockey. Students...

This game is definitely for the OUTDOORS. It works best with really, really large groups (100+). Here’s how you play.You can play this game at a park, in a big grassy area at your church, or even at a church camp, off in the woods. Set up a predetermined amount of “stations” (8-12 depending on the size of your...

To play this game, you need an open field, several bags of potatoes, and 4 different colored balls of yarn. Here’s what you do.Prior to the start of the game, spray paint 4 huge circles of EQUAL size that are also evenly spaced from one another in the form of a square. (In other words, make your field a...