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Gerber Guess

October 19, 2007

Wanna expose your students to some really strange tastes? Try Gerber Guess. Here’s how you do it.Before the game begins, rip the labels off of several jars of baby food. The number needed depends on the number of teams and the size of the teams. If you have two teams of 5 students each, you need 10 jars of...

Wink Murder

October 11, 2007

Get everyone sat in a circle. Choose a “detective” to go out of the room. Amongst everyone remaining choose a “murderer.” Call the detective back in and get them to stand in the middle of the circle. The murderer then has to wink at people in the circle, without the detective noticing. When the “victims” are winked at, they...

Big Room Games, Games & Icebreakers, Games With A Point

The Blind Leading the Blind

October 11, 2007

MAIN POINT: This game takes its name from Matthew 15:14 and is a visual/physical presentation of how following "the blind" can lead to destruction.This game has three levels and works well for smaller groups rather than really large groups. It also helps a lot if the game can be played in an area like an office space with hallways,...

Anywhere Games, Games & Icebreakers

Train-Wreck

October 11, 2007

This game is much like our "Fruit Basket Upset," "Identity," and "Newspaper Name Nail." Only, here, you work with a partner.All you need for this game is chairs. (Have them set up in groups of two around the room in a random fashion. Make sure there are two less chairs than students. If you have 18 kids, then only...

Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

Chicklets

October 11, 2007

This game can be played with 3 or more people, preferably outside or in a big space. One person is chosen to be "it". “It” chooses a category such as flowers, cars, animals, etc. and then goes out of earshot. The remaining players decide “what” they are for that category. (For example, if the category is flowers, then one...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Skateboard Joust

October 11, 2007

Even though this is an "upfront game" by our definition, meaning everyone else watches the action, don't be confused about how to maximize this game's potential. This game will probably be played outside, in a gym, or in the middle of a big room. Here is how you can do it best.Begin by making sure everyone can see, since...

Games & Icebreakers, Swimming Pool Games

Skip Ball

October 11, 2007

4 players compete against 4 other players. The game is played in a rectangular in-ground pool. Each team consists of a skipper (1), a midfielder (2), and two defenders/rebounders (3-4). The game is played with a volleyball-sized kid's play ball. The first team to 11 points wins the game.Play begins with a coin toss to determine who will skip...

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