Steve Surine of Oakwood Bible Students submitted this game his group plays. It sounds fun. Here are the instructions straight from Steve. We call this game “Hallway Garbage Ball” but I’ve also heard it called “Hall-Ball,” “Hallway Ball” or “Bruisin’ Basketball.” My students love this game. It’s great for middle & high school students, and [...]
There’s a new iphone app called Leap. Leap is a photo challenge app that allows you to control the photo challenge. A few months ago I posted about OneFeat. OneFeat allows users to compete against each other for photo scavenger hunts on terms that OneFeat created. Some of the challenges were a bit risky for [...]
Dan Istvanik leads Surge Jr. High and submitted this game he calls Flash Planking. Here are the instructions straight from Dan. Enjoy. Taking the best of both worlds of flash mobs and planking and combine them for a fun activity and community builder. Just like a flash mob you show up at a location, but [...]
Here’s a great game submitted by Spencer Thorpe of Community Bible Church. Spencer submitted the game and I put together the graphic. Here are the instructions striaght from Spencer. If you have a game you haven’t seen on the Stash, share it. I’ll add the graphic and spread the word. This game is kind of [...]
I think we’ve all played an impromptu game of this but Bob Hawker has put down some ways to play and some sweet ideas. Here is what Bob submitted… Spatula in small room, small bat in larger room/gym You set up the bases like you would for any baseball/kickball: First, Second, Third, Home, and a [...]
I recently posted video and images from the Shine Middle School team of an angry birds game they designed and built for kids to play in their gym. Ellie created a pdf how to guide for creating this yourself for your kids. I am amazed at their level of excellence and hard work. I love [...]
Bob Hawker submits a game today called Pool Noodle. I created the slide and it’s free for use (click to enlarge.) Here are the instructions from Bob. Required, Pool Noodles, 2 folding chairs or small goals, small inflatable rubber ball. Split your group in two and have them create a name (We will call them [...]
Here’s another photography game snagged from photojojo. I made the graphic which you’re free to use. This game is simple but requires players to be plugged in via texting. Over a 24 hour period students are given random words via text. They must snap the most creative picture that summarizes that word. They cannot use [...]
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