Outdoor or Indoor. More Fear Factor! Have good prizes to motivate the contestants - they'll need it! (We used gift cards from popular restaurants, hang-out spots, and movie theaters.)Set up approx. 10 stations of the contest in increasing stages of scariness or grossness.Suggestions:Free Fall: Contestant stands on a raised platform and falls backward into arms of catchers. (eeeaasssy)The proof...

This is designed to get you, the leader. You can use it as an excuse to let the kids have a good laugh at your expense, or offer it as a prize for a fundraiser (e.g., “Only those who raise $50 can challenge me to the Power Spelling Bee!”). Your reactions, facial expressions, and acting ability will make or...

This game is played up front with a few people while the crowd watches. Choose a student from each class. Tie caramel apples to a string tied to a broom handle and get someone to hold it for each student. They race to see which one can eat the apple the fastest. Fake starting and stop once to add...

Put 3 pounds of grapes in each of two coolers with plastic underneath. Let two students crush the grapes with their bare feet for two minutes. See who makes the most juice.For a tie-breaker, have them drink the juice. Have a measuring cup and big glasses.Added by Young Life

Choose 3 guy-girl teams. Each girl gets three rolls of lifesavers and 2 minutes to lick, stick, and arrange them on the guy’s face.Have the audience vote for the winning team. You may make a lifesaver hat out of a foam circle, spray-painted to add to the decor. You may also consider having 2 girls per guy decorate.Added by...