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Toilet Paper Blow

January 14, 2004

Upfront: Pick a 4-person team from each class.Small group: Break group up into 4-person teams.See how long they can keep one square of toilet paper in the air by blowing it. Or you may have one person stand on a chair and drop the paper to a person standing on the floor who blows the paper up while the...

Silent Charades

January 14, 2004

Divide into teams of 5 to 7 people. Have the members of one team leave the room while the others think of a situation which can be acted out without words (see below for ideas). Then bring in one person from the team that was sent out of the room. Explain the situation he or she will be acting...

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Improv

January 14, 2004

Divide the group into smaller groups and give them a topic to make a silly skit up about.Suggestions: On a bus, someone late for work/school/church. online pharmacy bactroban no prescription pharmacy I'm the new youth pastor and this is my group. Fender bender Dumb bank or convenience store robber online pharmacy antabuse buy with best...

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Hot Dog Catch (aka Space Alien Dogs)

January 14, 2004

Bring three guys up front and somehow attach 32 oz. cups around their necks. Put three blindfolded girls in the back of the room (or a good distance away if you're in a large room) and give each of them a dozen hot dogs each. The girls throw the dogs to the guys who catch them in their cups...

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Quick Draw

January 13, 2004

Divide into 2 teams and have each team get as far away from each other as possible (opposite sides of the room). The leader is in the center of the room and holds two boxes (one for each team) containing 10-20 words or phrases on little slips of paper. When the game begins, one member from each team runs...

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Cereal Box Puzzle

January 13, 2004

Cut off the front panel of several cereal boxes — one for each group you've formed. Then cut up each panel into puzzle shapes- one for each person in the group. Mix together all the pieces and give one to each person and have them compete to find their cereal.Idea from Young LifeAlso, see Cereal Box Pick Up (Click...

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Alphabet Pockets

January 13, 2004

MAIN POINT: Teamwork, cooperation, and creativity.Divide into teams of 4 or 5. Everyone on the team searches through their own pockets, wallets, purses, etc. The group tries to come up with one possession which begins with each letter of the alphabet. The winning team is the one to have objects representing the most letters.Also, see Alphabet Getting to Know...

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