With would you rather scenarios you can divide the large group into smaller groups of 3-4 and have them respond with the answer and why or you can have the entire group stand in the middle and move to the sides of the room that you dictate for the answer. Example: If you would rather [...]
This is a mixer revolving around your student’s birthdate. Have them make one line (for smaller groups) organized by their birthdays in order from Jan. 1st to Dec. 31st. If you have a large group you can have them organize by month. If they do this quickly have all birthdays on an odd day and [...]
Walk it out is an easy mixer. Divide the group in half and place them opposite of each other in a room. In this game students walk across the room if the statement is true of them. If it is not they stay put. I’m sure you can come up with more scenarios. Walk across [...]
Group your students in circles of 8-10. Everyone must keep their teeth covered with their lips while playing this game. If the whites of their front of their teeth show they are out. One person in the group starts. While they have their lips covered they must say pterodactyl to either the person to the left [...]
Here are some questions you can use for a round of “Would You Rather.” To play have all students line up together down the middle of the room. Each time you ask a question they will come back to the middle of the room for the next round. As you ask each question point to [...]
Before group write down 10-15 obscure words that can be found in a grocery store circular. To play the game handout circulars to your leaders. You want about five kids and a leader per team. Teams compete against each other. The leader is their to bring honesty, speed the game along, and distribute the pages [...]
I got a game that I’ve always wanted to play but never made time to create. Thanks to you guys I have finally thrown it down! So basically you will need to have a little bit of cropping skill and time to run with what I’ve done. You can do this game one of two [...]
Prior to the start of program fold up about three dollar bills and secretly give each dollar bill to an individual person. It can be leaders or students. They must not tell anyone they have the dollar bill so they have to be the kind of person who will play along with the point of [...]
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