A great travel or small group game. Stand or sit in a circle. Go around the room assigning the name of a person, place or thing to each person. The first person in the group begins to tell a story that they make up. Within 10 seconds that person must mention the person, place or thing assigned to them....
This game is very simple and can be played with two or more teams. Can do guys against girls. Pick a song theme - at Christmas choose Christmas songs; with a younger group you don't even need a theme, any song is open game - and let the singing begin.The object of this game is to keep coming up...
Tell students ahead of time to bring a beach towel from home for this game. Provide a few extras for those who don't have one or forget.Split students into teams of four, giving them each a beach towel. Set them a predetermined length apart and have two from each team launch a water balloon with the beach towel. The...
Divide group into teams of 4 to 6 kids. In a giant bowl, see which team can construct the most original ice cream concoction using equal amounts of ice cream products supplied by the staff. Afterward, award a prize to the team with the coolest sundae.THEN spring it on them that they have 5 minutes to see which team...
First make the biggest (trust me, it needs to be big) slip-n-slide that money will allow. Then put baby shampoo (no tears!) and water all over it to make it as slick as possible. Line your students up across one of the slides skinny ends. (Our dimensions are always around 20' x 30'.) Make as many teams as will...
3 or 4 students each have a pan with chocolate pudding or Reddi Whip and 15 gummy worms mixed in. Have them go face first into the chocolate pudding and pick the gummy worms out with their teeth and drop them on a plate. First one to get all 15 or the person who gets the most in a...
Prepare some oatmeal, warmed, not too hot. Buy two packages of pantyhose and cut them in half so you have four individual legs.Ask the crowd who’s hungry. Bring up 3 or 4 volunteers and inform them that they’ll be able to eat something in a moment . . . but first, they have to put on their “eating apparel.”...