Each person receives an Alka-Seltzer attached to a string (make it into a necklace). For best results, we divided our students into 4 "armies".The field is divided into a huge square, outside of that huge square (4 corners) each army has a home base and a huge trash can of water to refill guns. The object of the game...
This is a messy "thank you" or Christmas gift to your staff (or interns). Lay tarp down (a large vinyl tablecloth works, too). Staff wear old clothes and get ready to be icky!Students get to dump 12 items of gross stuff on the staff, one at a time. The twelve days of Christmas gives a nice outline for the...
A great travel or small group game. Stand or sit in a circle. Go around the room assigning the name of a person, place or thing to each person. The first person in the group begins to tell a story that they make up. Within 10 seconds that person must mention the person, place or thing assigned to them....
This game is in addition to the rules of Silent Animal Circle (Click Here). We call it King Elephant because the object is to go around the circle until you get to be King Elephant.The game is the same in that you have animal symbols and as you move a chair you become a new animal. We try to...
Everyone sits in a circle. One person is "it." He or she must walk over to someone and say, "Honey, if you love me you'll smile." They can make faces and noises, etc., but no touching or tickling.If the targeted person laughs while the person who is "it" says, "Honey, if you love me you'll smile", then they must...
Fill large bowls with freezing ice water. Add small round hot dog slices. Call three teams of two up front.One player needs to sit in a chair with a bowl on the ground directly in front of them. The same player also needs to remove the shoe and sock from one of their feet. The second team member kneels...
Just like Grab It (Click Here), except team members grab an orange instead of soap or marble in an ice bucket. (It can produce some "orange juice" if your youth group is as violent as mine!)Added by Amy HackmanDivide into two teams. Put them into two lines parallel and next to one another (about 3 feet apart) sitting down...