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Our students love this game! This is probably been our number one requested game every week … we have been playing it since 2011 and it has never gotten old ( we just call it the "trash can game" )
We have never played it with teams will have to give that a try.
If it is a camp/overnighter/campfire night, MAFIA! My students literally will play this game every time we get together. And very similarly we play assassin for youth nights.
It’s funny cause our group had a guy in a wheelchair and it was a bit awkward playing this game. He seemed not to mind sitting this one out. I hope he didn’t stop coming cause of it. But our youth minister said that he was probably never one of us like it says in 1 John 2:19
For my students, Death Ball is their game of choice. They call it the chair game. Think "monkey in the middle" sitting in chairs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X58X5d4BCl0
My students love a game I call Hula Hoop Elimination. You have different sized and colored hula hoops placed around the gym floor or floor. You call out a color or size and give the kiddos 10 seconds to get to that size or color. I then go to 9 seconds, then 8 seconds, eventually I end up with 2 or 3 seconds. If there is a color or size that is called and there is an empty hula hoop of that size or color, I take it out. Play until there is only one person left. They love this game and I usually give the winner a high chew or something.
Could you call the game "Temptation" and add a spiritual element? Is it hard to avoid temptation? Do friends often pull you into situations where you may be tempted?
We are currently reinvigorating our youth ministry, and I am super excited to introduce this game as an icebreaker tomorrow! Thank you for sharing! Looking forward to tuning in to your other resources!
Our youth ministry had a large bean bag that we would put in the middle and the kids would try to fling each other onto it. They loved it! We had about 50 kids playing
I have two games of course we have the original game of dodgeball one of our leaders is a world champion dodge ball player and is an absolute legend and an other game where we place keys under a chair and a child has to crawl up to them and grab them then sit down with them then the person who is sitting on the chair must guess who grabbed the keys but if the child grabbing the keys was too nosy the person blind folded on the chair can catch them out
Our youth love playing “sardines” – two youth hide somewhere in the church (with some rules) and then everyone else works in pairs to try and find them. Once you find them you hide with them. Play ends when the last pair finds the rest of the group who is now all together like sardines! They LOVE this game and can’t wait to have their turn at being the pair that gets to hide that week. Takes about 10-15 mins per round. Great time filler.
My youth ministry love the game call Yes and No. It's a game where two chairs are placed at the front with one bearing yes and the other bearing no. A long vertical line is drawn between the two chairs. Everybody stands behind the chair with the Yes and as the moderator calls no, everyone jumps across the line to the chair with the no. As he says yes everyone jumps back. Note: the moderator isn't force to do the call in order. This is because he have to trick everyone to know whose smart and fast.
Our students love this game! This is probably been our number one requested game every week … we have been playing it since 2011 and it has never gotten old ( we just call it the "trash can game" )
We have never played it with teams will have to give that a try.
Thanks Paul
If it is a camp/overnighter/campfire night, MAFIA! My students literally will play this game every time we get together. And very similarly we play assassin for youth nights.
We creatively call it Trash Can Game. But our students want to play it every week too!
Reverse hide and seek
It’s funny cause our group had a guy in a wheelchair and it was a bit awkward playing this game. He seemed not to mind sitting this one out. I hope he didn’t stop coming cause of it. But our youth minister said that he was probably never one of us like it says in 1 John 2:19
I think ours is "Murder in the Dark". I keep getting requests for it. I started 3 months ago but I'm gonna have to give eventually… 😮
Can you give me instruction or explanation, rules how to play this game for youth thanks
Tackle Red Rover. Every night they want to play it
It's called kenjabi
If u dislike it why do you watch it don't dislike anything that has to do with church
What are the rules??? Please explain the game
They really want him out lol
We've done this but added water to it and of course played it outside! Kid's loved it!
I have a group of around 40. Does this game go smoothly with larger crowds or does it need modified?
Ours is hide and seek in the dark.
For my students, Death Ball is their game of choice. They call it the chair game. Think "monkey in the middle" sitting in chairs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X58X5d4BCl0
My students love a game I call Hula Hoop Elimination. You have different sized and colored hula hoops placed around the gym floor or floor. You call out a color or size and give the kiddos 10 seconds to get to that size or color. I then go to 9 seconds, then 8 seconds, eventually I end up with 2 or 3 seconds. If there is a color or size that is called and there is an empty hula hoop of that size or color, I take it out. Play until there is only one person left. They love this game and I usually give the winner a high chew or something.
Could you call the game "Temptation" and add a spiritual element? Is it hard to avoid temptation? Do friends often pull you into situations where you may be tempted?
We are currently reinvigorating our youth ministry, and I am super excited to introduce this game as an icebreaker tomorrow! Thank you for sharing! Looking forward to tuning in to your other resources!
Grog…never ending…
Ours is gaga ball
loved the game….
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Our youth ministry had a large bean bag that we would put in the middle and the kids would try to fling each other onto it. They loved it! We had about 50 kids playing
Can you give me instructions and explanation clearly detailed pls???we want to try this in our youth meeting coming Sunday…
This is a favorite among our teens as well, though we have always used a chair in the middle, and therefore call it “Poisen Chair”.
I have two games of course we have the original game of dodgeball one of our leaders is a world champion dodge ball player and is an absolute legend and an other game where we place keys under a chair and a child has to crawl up to them and grab them then sit down with them then the person who is sitting on the chair must guess who grabbed the keys but if the child grabbing the keys was too nosy the person blind folded on the chair can catch them out
Any verse that could relate for this game?
Our youth love playing “sardines” – two youth hide somewhere in the church (with some rules) and then everyone else works in pairs to try and find them. Once you find them you hide with them. Play ends when the last pair finds the rest of the group who is now all together like sardines!
They LOVE this game and can’t wait to have their turn at being the pair that gets to hide that week. Takes about 10-15 mins per round. Great time filler.
Nice like it
your instructions/ explanation..i dont get it
Thank you! Our go-to lately has been modified paper, scissors, rock 🙌 God bless!
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My youth ministry love the game call Yes and No. It's a game where two chairs are placed at the front with one bearing yes and the other bearing no. A long vertical line is drawn between the two chairs. Everybody stands behind the chair with the Yes and as the moderator calls no, everyone jumps across the line to the chair with the no. As he says yes everyone jumps back. Note: the moderator isn't force to do the call in order. This is because he have to trick everyone to know whose smart and fast.
We called this Kajabi Kan-Kanand we used ropes.
Any message from this game?