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Baby Food: Hot Potato with a Twist

November 11, 2003

You could play this game with your audience, or play this game just like hot potato, with everyone sitting in a circle. The twist is you use jars of baby food. When the music starts, you begin passing the jar of baby food around the audience or circle. When the music stops, whoever is left holding the jar has...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Toilet Bowl Rollercoaster

November 11, 2003

Get four volunteers or pick four people and have a sponsor take them back to a secluded room. Have that sponsor tell them that they will go up in front of the crowd, one at a time. Each one will sit in a chair. The object is for them to act out a given scenario WITHOUT leaving the chair:...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

To Tell The Truth

November 11, 2003

Like the old 70's TV game show. Pre-arrange four contestants for this game. Have them share a funny/interesting story that happened to them when they were young that they can say in one sentence. (e.g. My name is Billy and when I was 5, I was walking with my mom and a big guy ran by and grabbed my...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Golf Phwack

November 11, 2003

Outdoor or Indoor. This is a great activity to kill time at the beginning of an event - it works best with a good amount of space. The same as driving a regular golf ball, the only difference is. . . you use marshmallows. See who can hit them the farthest distance.Added by Rick HiltonAlso, see Golf Phwack II...

Big Room Games, Games & Icebreakers, Outdoor Games, Up-Front Games

Chariot Race

November 11, 2003

If you have a large group (say, 200 people), just select a few groups of 4 kids to do this chariot race in front of everyone else. If you have a small group, you might want to let everyone do it. For example, if you only have 15 kids, use 3 teams of 5.Each group gets a large blanket....

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Joust

November 11, 2003

Outdoor or indoor. For this game, you'll need 2 five gallon buckets and 2 jousting sticks (4 ft. sticks with foam rubber ends) or two pillows and a soft area to play (grass area or padded floor).Rules: Place buckets up-side-down, about 3 feet apart. 2 players stand on buckets, each with a joust stick or pillow.When the...

Games & Icebreakers, Up-Front Games

Dancing Musical Chairs

November 11, 2003

Get 6 volunteers and have 5 chairs up front. Tell them that they are going to play musical chairs, "but this being (NAME OF YOUTH GROUP), we do Dancing Musical Chairs!" Tell them that they will have to dance, dance, dance when the music starts.Blindfold them and start the music. Encourage other kids to cheer them on. After a...