Want a great Christmas mixer? This is a quick one that is a fun way to divide into teams.As students walk in, hand them a PREMADE card that has only ONE of the following on it:1. A Christmas Story (“You’ll shoot your eye out! You’ll shoot your eye out!”)2. It’s a Wonderful Life (“Every time a bell rings an...
This is a group version of the “Paper-Rock-Scissors” game, with the elements being replaced with Santa, Scrooge, and Snowman. Here’s how you do it.Explain that the game is a lot like Paper – Rock – Scissors and that everyone should get a partner to compete against. Have the students stand back –to – back. Inform them that their options...
Want a game that builds excitement as it goes? This one is for you. Play this as an upfront game for a guaranteed hit with your group.Bring 5 volunteers up to the stage. Have each volunteer sit in a chair on the stage FACING the audience. Each volunteer will then be blindfolded.Get an adult leader to pass in front...
Wanna great game that provides plenty of action? This is it! All you need is a lot of balloons (about 50 per team).Make sure each team gets 50 balloons that are all the same color. (For example, if you have three teams, you need 50 yellow, 50 red, and 50 green.) If you can, make the colors represent the...
This is a modification of the familiar card game, "War".Divide the students into two groups that are even. Hand each student a different playing card from the deck. Finally, have both teams form a single file linefacing the other team.One member of each team will come to the middle and "face-off". At the signal, they will say and show...
This game makes a great audience game for those times when you need to keep your crowd together. It will work for any size crowd; just know that the larger the crowd, the longer the game.Have an adult volunteer come up front to be the "caller". Ask all the students in the room to stand up. Tell them to...
If you are looking for something to do with that extra frozen turkey that got left over from Thanksgiving, play this game and every one of your students will have a blast!Buy a frozen turkey and thaw it “some.” Buy a cheap box of rubber gloves, so that every student gets a pair (just in case). Before the game,...