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Playing hide and seek but in reverse. Inside or outside, during the day or in the dark, none of it matters, as long as you can hide well.
Perfect if you don't want to organize too much, but still want to have fun.
Age:9+
Number of participants:10 or more
A funny farewell ritual in Swiss dialect, similar to ‘Tschieiei’.
The aim is to see which of the two groups can smuggle the most without getting caught.
A simple game for a large number of children
Age:6 years and over
Number of participants: 4 –15
Materials required: 6 coloured pencils for each participant, a dice
Age: 7 yearsand over
Number of players: 2 –10
Materials required: 6 dice, a sheet of paper, a pen
Age: 6 years and over
number of participants: approx. 10–30
A simple and quick way to make a cushion without using needles and thread.
Age: 6 years and over
Number of participants: minimum 4
Materials: a balloon and a piece of string for each participant
Age: 8 years and over
number of participants: any (minimum 2)
You: want to plan an orienteering event
You: are short of specific ideas
You: will get new ideas for your orienteering event
"Ball of Mean Words" is a game designed to raise participants’ awareness of how they interact with one another.
A variation of British Bulldog.
Two groups go from house to house to exchange one item for a bigger one.
Groups must build the best possible connection (pipeline) between two points using drinking straws.
A game in which one person hides whilst everyone else looks for them.
Age: 6 yearsand over
Finding your way as a team through a playing field where you don't even know the way!
Encourage each other and make decisions.
The rider is carried on the banner through a course, the direction is given by his plan, because his wheels are blind!
Present a recorded situation.
Get to know each other through play and become familiar with each other.
A game that is all about strategy.
The group's task is to promote one person from their own ranks.
But in doing so, they must cross obstacles that the person being transported is not allowed to touch.
To walk the world without eyesight is a challenge for those who are not used to it. There is a lot to discover here. For the participants, this can be a real adventure
The laws of physics are put to the test here. Everyone must be able to rely on each other.
