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Gag a Napkin

November 11, 2003

MAIN POINT: You can use this as an opener for a discussion on greed.A quick, just for fun game to liven up a banquet. Each person opens up a paper napkin and places a corner of it on his or her tongue. On "Go!", race to see who gets the entire napkin in their mouth first.

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Whipped Cream Pie Search

November 11, 2003

Have a whipped cream pie in front of three students up front. Tell them that there are 5 M&M's in each pie. The first ones to find all five using only their face will win. But only put 4 M&M's in each pie.Added by Young Life

Audience Games, Big Room Games, Games & Icebreakers

Sock Wars

November 11, 2003

Use tape on the floor to design an "arena" and have all contestants take off shoes but leave socks on. You can have as many people participate; the more kids, the bigger the area should be.The object of this game is to keep your socks on as long as possible! There is no standing, so everyone is crawling around...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Diving For Dollars

November 11, 2003

Fill a tub or large plastic tote with ice. Add water until the tub is full of both ice and water (baptistry works). Then place ten ones, two fives, and one ten dollar bill in the water beneath the ice. The contestants' names are drawn from a hat. (This is a great way to get visitor names and addresses.)...

Games & Icebreakers, Sick And Twisted Games, Up-Front Games

Baby Bottle Burp Extra

November 11, 2003

We did the Baby Bottle Burp (Click Here), only first, guys had to feed girls a jar of baby food with the girls wearing bibs. (For bibs: I use plastic grocery bags & split the handles and cut the bags in half; each bag makes two.) Then the girls had to tie the bib around the guy and feed...

Games & Icebreakers, Mixers

Candy Hunt

November 11, 2003

Want a real quick, fun, and tasty way to break your audience up into smaller groups? Try this one!Gather a few distinctly different types of candy and tape them under the chairs of your audience before the meeting. Keep in mind when deciding how many types of candy you use that you will want the teams to be as...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Swinging Marshmallow

November 11, 2003

Bring 2 or 3 pairs of students up front. Pair them up (player A and player B) and give each pair a four-foot long piece of string and two marshmallows. At a signal, the pairs tie one marshmallow on each end of the string. Player A in each pair holds one marshmallow in his/her mouth while standing and facing...

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