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MAIN IDEA: Ask what they learned about the Church being “One Body” through this game.

Depending on # of players…for each team formed you will need:

1- t-shirt (or sweatshirt)size 2x-3x

1- pair sweatpants size 2x-3x

3 blind folds

1 laundry basket

Objects to be put into a basket

Form teams of 4 players each:

1-person is the “eyes & mouth”

1-person is the “brain”

1-person is “1/2 the body”

1-person is other “1/2 of the body”

Get prepared for the game:

“Body” gets into the sweatpants and shirt together (then blindfold them).

The “Brain” stands behind the “Body” and is blindfolded (may hold on to the back of the sweatshirt.)

The “eyes & mouth” stands next to the “Brain.”

How to play:

The “Eyes and mouth” whispers to the “brain” what to tell the “Body” to do.

The body tries to get the pre-designated objects into their own basket.

When all objects are found and in their basket, Team sits down.

“Eyes & mouth” yells “DONE!”

First team to sit wins!

Rules:

No peeking!

“Eyes & mouth” must only “whisper” to the “Brain.”

“Brain is the only one who can “talk.”

The Body may not use their arm or hand that is inside of the sweatshirt.

Object ideas:

Gallon size food cans

Twisted pipe cleaners “on” each basket

Large ball

This game works best if the objects cannot be picked up with one hand. Have the same kind of object for each team to pick up.

Variation: When all objects are found and in team baskets…Leader yells “Done!” Each team sits and the team with the most objects in their basket wins. This way does not require identical objects for each team.

 

Added by Vonnie Waldrop

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Jonathan McKee is the author of over twenty books including the brand new The Guy's Guide to FOUR BATTLES Every Young Man Must Face; The Teen’s Guide to Social Media & Mobile Devices; If I Had a Parenting Do Over; and the Amazon Best Seller - The Guy's Guide to God, Girls and the Phone in Your Pocket. He speaks to parents and leaders worldwide, all while providing free resources for youth workers on TheSource4YM.com. Jonathan, his wife Lori, and their three kids live in California.

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