Ages 8–12
Theatre for 9 girls
A highlight of the Jungschi know-how market is: pulling chocolate candles.
Try it once!
Helps clarify Bible stories for children's worship, school, and home.
Here you will find a tutorial on how to make a simple bubble device yourself. This can be used for competitions, as it is possible to make long bubble snakes (more than 1m long).
Games to: Explore forest habitat
Dusk is a special time in the forest. One has the feeling that silence returns to the forest. Probably this impression is based on the fact that the bird calls gradually disappear.
The forest offers ideal conditions for hide-and-seek as well as adventure games. However, clear rules must be agreed and certain safety precautions taken
What could be better on a Jungscharn afternoon than a good portion of mini-games? Apart from a brilliant input and the classic "Schoggibanane" for Zvieri actually almost nothing.
This article describes how you can build a water rocket with simple material, which flies up to 50m high!
In another article, the construction of the launch pad is then described.
The life of Joseph - he trusted in God
Transport yourself to the Wild West: After a long journey, the Indians have reached an unknown land. It's called Catan! But you are not the only one.
Money is often limited in the Jungschar. However, this should not stand in the way of a cool program. Here are a few stores where you can get the respective material at the best price.
Being a leader in the Jungschar involves various important points:
Being the main leader in the Jungschar involves several important points:
The questions in this working paper are intended to provide food for thought and help in discussions between church leadership and youth leaders in order to eliminate possible weak points in the r
The aim of the BESJ services is to win young people for Jesus and the church and to consciously encourage them.
The story of Noah's Ark is told in this theater from the animals' point of view.
Nobody will deny that Ameisli, youth group and teen work costs something. But who should pay for it? The youth leaders? The church? Sponsors? Or simply donors?
As "construction workers", youth leaders contribute a lot to the building of the "church".
Where and how do they help?
As obvious as this statement seems, it is often disregarded in practice.
Wish:
Our youth group is well integrated into the community and our work is appreciated. We are happy in the community!
Dynamic variation on a hexathlon, where teams challenge each other to reach the highest place on the ladder.
Object lessons to be used with, for example, the story of the Emmaus disciples, the glorification on the mountain, ...
We organize a soapbox race with as little effort as possible. This can encourage the teenagers and children to build their own soapboxes.
Building rafts and navigating rivers and lakes is considered by many to be a dream outdoor experience and is associated with exciting stories such as Tom Sawyer.
- Introduce games - play
- Hold a whole tournament at the end of the game period
WHO WILL BE KING OF THE GAME?
Throughout the year, parents, children and youth leaders have many appointments. These are often linked to school vacations and other community events.