submarine-ride
A volunteer lies flat on his back on a table with a person at each arm and each leg. The legs are the left and right rudders. The arms are torpedoes one and two. A jacket is put over the volunteer’s head with one sleeve directly over his nose. This is the periscope. The captain (you) yells "Left rudder!"...
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string-tie-mystery
Hang two strings from the ceiling in such a way that they dangle approximately 1 ft. from the floor (both strings should be about the same length). The strings should be far enough apart that, while holding the dangling end of one string, the other string hanging down is a foot or so out of reach. Challenge anyone in...
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skin-the-snake
Have two teams of students (girls vs. guys) stand in a line. A big room or long hall is best as this takes quite a length of space.Have each kid reach under her/his legs with her/his right hand and hold the left hand of the person behind him. The person at the back of the line lies down consecutively...
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eZine 02.10.2004

TheSource4YM.com Jonathan's Resource Ezine Weekly Resources, Ideas and Articles from The Source for Youth Ministry Tuesday, February 10, 2004 In This Issue Featured Article: "Do You Feel Me Nephew?" Teen Lingo in 2004 ...
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rain-maker
MAIN POINT(S): Things aren't always what they seem (see related trivia below). Gets their attention before you speak.This game involves a large crowd. Explain that you are going to do something once thought impossible: with their help you will make it rain inside.Divide into 3-4 groups where they are sitting (left, left middle, right middle, and right…sides of the...
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shoe-stretch
Get two old pairs of men’s shoes, take out the strings, punch holes in the back of each shoe and tie a four-foot piece of elastic to each. Place shoes on opposite sides of the room and tie other ends of the elastic to the legs of a chair.Two people get into the shoes — one in each pair...
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