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Blind Feeders

April 7, 2004

Call up between 4 and 10 volunteers (depending on the size of your group) to make two-person teams. Have an apron (or garbage bag with a hole cut out for the head) and one chair for each team. The person standing behind the chair puts on a blindfold. The person sitting puts on an apron and places hands on...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Guys vs. Girls Trivia

April 7, 2004

Have 5 guys and 5 girls come up. You need 5 of the same prizes to give away to the winning team.Write out a list of about 10 to 15 questions. (Example: How high does a building have to be before it’s required to have a blinking red light for airplanes? Answer: 200 ft.; Where is mascara applied?) Some...

Big Room Games, Games & Icebreakers

Catch Me If You Can!

April 2, 2004

This game needs 2 teams – min. 4 and max. about 7. You need a wide hall or space and a row of seats down the middle. The chairs must be evenly spread out and face two sides of the hall alternating direction (the first faces the right, the next faces left, and so on). The number of chairs...

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eZine 03.30.2004

March 30, 2004

TheSource4YM.com Jonathan's Resource Ezine Weekly Resources, Ideas and Articles from The Source for Youth Ministry Tuesday, March 30, 2004 In This Issue Featured Article: Homosexuality - Dividing the Issues Only A Couple...

Anywhere Games, Games & Icebreakers

Balloon & Elastic Tangle

March 23, 2004

Form teams of an even number. Prepare a balloon and a ring of elastic for each team. The elastic needs to form a circle big enough to go over a student’s body, but not so big that it’s too easy. Each teen must then keep the balloon off the ground while putting the elastic over their head, pulling their...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Gum & Flour

March 23, 2004

This game is played up front with a few people while the crowd watches.Need:Gum (3-4 pieces)flour3-4 cake pans3-4 kids.Bury the gum in the flour. Without using their hands, students find the gum and blow a bubble.Added by Young LifeAlso, see Gum Tag (Click Here).

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Hobby Hoax

March 23, 2004

Send 3 students out of the room and tell them to think of their favorite hobby, and that you'll interview them onstage so the audience can guess later. While they are out of the room, explain to the crowd that we all know that everyone’s favorite hobby is kissing, so let’s find out about their kissing. When each student...