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Sink the Bismark

November 12, 2003

Basically, it's every man for himself dodgeball. A group of students, 10-30, is asked to stand in a large open circle and game balls are placed sporadically (if that's a word) throughout the circle. You can pick the number of balls. I use about 5 or 6. When the leader says "Go" students run to the nearest ball and...

Big Room Games, Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

Penguin Football

November 12, 2003

Give each person a rag about four inches wide and two feet long (sheets torn into strips work well). Each person then ties the rag securely around his knees to make running impossible; players can move only by shuffling their feet.Now divide into teams and play football using a Nerf football. The game becomes hilarious when players must hike,...

Anywhere Games, Games & Icebreakers, Mixers

Guess My Name

November 12, 2003

Each player writes a fake name on a slip of paper and then passes it to the judge. After the judge receives all the slips, he mixes them up and writes the names on the board. The judge picks a person to start. This person chooses someone in the game and guesses what their name might be. "'Bob', I...

Anywhere Games, Games & Icebreakers

Ibble Dibble

November 12, 2003

This game sounds confusing, but read it through a couple times. Once you try it, you’ll get it. Students love it because they get marked up.You need a paintbrush and some red poster paint. Everyone stands or sits in a circle. Number everyone off.No.1 starts off by saying, "Ibble Dibble Number 1 with no Ibble Dibbles, calling Ibble Dibble...

Anywhere Games, Games & Icebreakers

Win, Lose, or Draw

November 12, 2003

This is the same as the old TV version of the same name. It's played like Pictionary, either guys against girls or team against team.A word is given to one member of each team who tries to draw symbols and pictures to lead his/her team to say the word that was given to them. You may not use numbers,...

Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games

Wet Baseball

November 12, 2003

Standard baseball rules, but for each base was a hard plastic wading pool and from 3rd base to home was a slip-n-slide. Use a large plastic bat, a tee for the ball which was a splash ball. Have everyone wear water shoes if they have them.Added by Kimberly Wilson

Big Room Games, Games & Icebreakers

Balloon Defense

November 12, 2003

Buy two different colored balloons, 25 to 50 of each for two teams of players. Choose colors according to the closest holiday or anything relevant (opposing school colors if you're in a small town).Form two teams. Each team must defend its treasure (a pile of balloons) while attempting to steal or destroy the other team's treasure. Use one color...