Ask three volunteers to sit in chairs facing the rest of the group. On the signal, they each open a different flavored packet (the small ones) of Kool-Aid. They then lick just one finger and dip it into the packet. The person who (in that manner) is the first to eat all of the Kool-Aid in the packet wins....
Bring up 6-7 kids - guy, girl alternating with a girl at the end (all are in on it beforehand except for the last guy before the last girl). Standing in line always facing the audience, they quickly relay down the line “cheeky, cheeky" (they say it as they squeeze the other person’s cheek between their forefinger and thumb).Tell...
Bring 3 students up front. Hand them each a glass of water. Then, one at a time, show only the person doing the gargling the name of a familiar song. It could be a nursery rhyme or any other familiar song. Have the person take a drink of water and attempt to gargle the tune you have showed them....
Select three volunteers to compete against each other. Each student receives a large balloon. The first to blow up their balloon using only their nose so far that it pops wins.
All play for small groups (up to 25). Have two guys lie down on the floor (face up, side by side) and put a blanket over them so that they cannot see. Everyone in the crowd forms a circle around them, and one person in the crowd has a rolled up newspaper. The newspaper is passed around to someone...
Here’s a quiz you can give out at Christmas time to kill time.Name That Christmas Carol!1. Bleached Yule2. Castaneous-colored Seed Vesicated in a Conflagration3. Singular Yearning for the Twin Anterior Incisors4. Righteous Darkness5. Arrival Time2400 hrs - WeatherCloudless6. Loyal Followers Advance7. Far Off in a Feeder8. Array the Corridor9. Bantam Male Percussionist10. Monarchial Triad11. Nocturnal Noiselessness12. Jehovah Deactivate Blithe...
Same as Find Someone Who (Click Here) but the "Find Someone Who's" are organized in Bingo rows on a piece of paper (a Find Someone Who Bingo Card). First one to get 5 across, down or diagonal wins.Variation: use Christmas-related items such as 'wearing green' or 'going on vacation for Christmas' in each of the boxes.