Games and activities

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Leisure activities | Ways of spending free time | Hobbies | Areas of activity | Rest | Entertainment | Games | Spending free time | Activities | Leisure pursuits | Entertainment options | Free time | Leisure activities | Ways of spending one’s free time

The idea of this EPA afternoon is to continue with the story of The Secret of the Wild Wood, experiencing adventures with Ruth and Philip and making a connection to making friends and h

To begin with, our day leaders welcomed the children in the usual way, then the leader, who was playing the lead investigator on the case, explained that the next crime we would be inve

This EPA starts in a slightly more unusual place than usual... a collapsed building, and the clue we had uploaded to Facebook this time was shackles.

Simpler and very tasty z'Vieri!

Action-packed game in three phases that takes into account the different needs of ants and young warriors and is perfect for an introduction to the story of Noah!

Game maze

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Age group - 7-12 years.

Handlers - 1-2

The well-known "sink ships" as an active game for indoors or outdoors.

Who can keep the balloon in the air the longest?

A game where the head of the snake wants to grab the tail

The classic rope pulling, with various possible modifications

Spike your haymaker to the finish line

Hit the "buck" with your stone and don't get caught

This quarter game is a great fun for both Jungschärler and Ameisli. You can play it outside in the quarter of the church or in case of emergency also inside. 

Working with soapstone is a craft that inspires both girls and boys. Whether at summer camp or as a youth group afternoon, soapstone always goes and promotes the creativity of the children.

A game of tag that was developed in a BESJ leadership course. Fits thematically with biblical stories where people are in prison (e.g. Peter, Paul).

This is a sample invitation that you can modify and use for your own EPA afternoon of detective-related experiences.

Viking Olympics



In the document below you will find a fun and entertaining sports block - a genuine Viking Olympics.

An entertaining village game in which the young warriors are sent to Jericho as scouts to solve tricky puzzles and gather important information about the city and its inhabitants.

A game to deepen the 1st commandment.

Two groups have to expand their territory with "gods". The group with the most points wins.

Follow the cable. Jeweles, the first book of the answer, is guided by the locked word solution.

Make fun pencil ornaments with pipe cleaners

On various topics, costume contests can be made with the children. The disguises are made from everyday materials such as newspaper and tape.

A Raben-Vertüferli from a clothespin.

Fitting e.g. to the story of Elijah and the ravens or to the main message: God cares for you.

Or to the Bible verse 1 Peter 5:7