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Alphabits

April 1, 2007

Depending on the size of your group this can be an all play or an upfront game. (If you have a big group, make it a short up front game...if your group is on the smaller side, the dynamics of this game lend themselves to be an all play.)Pick a letter of the alphabet and a topic, i.e. animals,...

Anywhere Games, Games & Icebreakers

Rice Crispy Relay

April 1, 2007

Supplies needed: Three flat pans (the large disposable roasting pans work well and you can get them cheap at the dollar store), water, and Rice Krispies.Divide your group into AT LEAST two teams. Give each team a pan filled with water, a pan with Rice Krispies and an empty "collection" pan. Set the pan of water and the pan...

Games & Icebreakers, Swimming Pool Games

Boogie Board Relay

April 1, 2007

You will need two boogie boards and two ski ropes... oh yeah, and a pool.Two relay teams will race against each other from one end of the pool to the other. While one player kneels on the board, another person standing on the edge of the pool pulls them the length of the pool. The person that was kneeling...

Anywhere Games, Big Room Games, Games & Icebreakers

12 Days of Christmas

February 23, 2007

Note: It is great to have a live band for this game, but it is not completely necessary. A CD and CD player will work.We told the audience to huddle together in 12 different groups. The groups can be of any size, as long as they are relatively the same size. Each group is assigned one gift from the...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Ready, Aim, Eat!

February 23, 2007

This game works great as an up-front game. Have an adult leader quickly build a pyramid of empty soda cans out in the middle of the floor/stage. Using 4 different kinds of soda cans--4 of one kind on the bottom, 3 of a different kind on the second row, 2 of yet another soft drink on the third row,...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Battle of the Generations

February 23, 2007

Note: This game works best with some sort of screen projection (a video projector is best, but even overhead projectors could work). If you don’t have access to a projector, no worries; you’ll just have to use questions without visuals.This is a great "Up Front Game" for parents or adult leaders to square off against students. We did it...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Battle of The Sexes

February 23, 2007

Same concept as Battle of the Generations, but between boys and girls. (Great game to use on a Valentine’s Day event.)Questions BOYS ASK GIRLS:What does the SS stand for on the front grill of this Chevrolet Camaro? (Super Sport)What kind of screwdriver and screw head is pictured here? (Philips Head Screwdriver or Philips Head Screw)What NBA sensation is pictured...

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