Just like it sounds. Start with a simple task (e.g. having a bowl of cereal). You will have one person write instructions (as detailed as possible) to tell the other player how to perform a certain task. The player performing the task must do EXACTLY what is written in the instructions. This is an exceptional game to improve communication...
Get everyone to stand around the tarp. The say, "We have a big announcement, we will now be doing _______ (name of youth group) Cruises! So hop aboard the cruise ship. Please keep in mind that everyone needs to stay on board at all times."Once everyone is on continue with, "Oh no! We’ve hit an iceberg – and we...
Divide your group into teams of 6-8 people. Give each team a balloon. At 'go' each team tries to keep their balloon aloft. There are 3 rules: #1 players cannot use their arms or hands, #2 a player cannot touch the ball twice in a row and #3 everybody on the team must touch the ball at least once....
This Team builder is perfect for groups of 4-12. You will need a multi-person tent, short pieces of rope and a hose connected to a water supply.Pair up your leaders and tie two of their hands together so each group has a usable right and left hand (they cannot use their tied hands). The entire group now has approximately...
This is a fun activity where teams work together as a body collecting simple but large objects, and putting them in a basket or container. This is fun to do as several teams competing against each other for time.Depending on # of players...for each team formed you will need:One t-shirt (or sweat shirt)size 2x-3xone pair sweat pants size...
Supplies: Junk/supplies, duct tape, and paint.All you need is a bunch of junk! Get a special trash bag and label "We want your junk!" Have your staff and parents collect a bunch of their old junk (empty cans, landscape piping and tubing, broken appliances, boxes, empty toilet paper tubes, etc.).When you are going to play, divide...
This team builder can be used with just one group of students, or with several groups of students “competing” against one another. All you need is one 8’ long 2X4 for each team. Here’s what you do.Tell the students to get into groups/teams of 5. Next, hand them each a 2X4 and tell them to lay it on the...