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Hair Dont’s

July 25, 2008

This is a quick and fun game you can play if you want to draw some attention to your awesome adult leaders. Unfortunately for them, they’re on the receiving end of a bad hairstyle! Here’s what you do.Make sure you have 4 towels; 4 chairs; 4 containers hair gel/wax, and 4 brushes or combs. It’s pretty simple; the 4...

Scrabble Scramble

July 25, 2008

If you are looking for a fun game that EVERYBODY can play, this is it!Before the game begins…Use a computer and printer to print letters on to sheets of paper (approximately 6 per sheet.) Then cut out each letter and put them in a plastic bag (like a Ziploc). Every bag needs to have the EXACT same letters. You...

Games & Icebreakers, Swimming Pool Games

Bottle

July 25, 2008

If done correctly, this is like a “covert operations” version of Steal The Bacon. You’ll need a CLEAR plastic 2 liter bottle...and a swimming poool. Make sure the Coke/Mountain Dew/etc wrapper is peeled off the bottle! Here’s what you do.The game leader fills the 2 liter all the way to the top (with pool water) and puts the cap...

Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

Waterballoon Frenzy

July 25, 2008

Before the game… Buy three different colors of balloons, along with three coordinating colors of plastic beads (or something similar). Place one pebble in each matching balloon and fill the balloons with water. So red beads would go in red balloons. Make sure you have enough balloons for your group. You will need at least 10 balloons per student.Set...

Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

The Potato Game

July 25, 2008

To play this game, you need an open field, several bags of potatoes, and 4 different colored balls of yarn. Here’s what you do.Prior to the start of the game, spray paint 4 huge circles of EQUAL size that are also evenly spaced from one another in the form of a square. (In other words, make your field a...

Anywhere Games, Games & Icebreakers, Mixers

The Cat in the Hat

July 25, 2008

Preparation: Notecards, pens, and a big hatAs students enter, give them a notecard and have them write down a question on a note card. The question can be about anything…from movies to quantum physics. (If you have a smaller group, get them to write down 2-3 questions, making sure that only one question is written per card.) When they are done...

Anywhere Games, Games & Icebreakers

Fact or Fiction?

July 25, 2008

This is a great game for small to medium-sized groups that not only offers the prospect of winning a prize but also provides a "unique" learning experience. Only a few supplies are needed.Objective:Teens will be given an opportunity to exercise their mental faculties by determining whether a story is either Fact or Fiction. The teens who get the most...