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6 afternoons followed by a weekend. A total of 8 days.

Files on the subject of Robinson Crusoe

A quarterly program with devotional suggestions and a summer camp

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10 detailed young people's afternoons on the theme of Elisha

10 detailed afternoon programs for young people on the topic of Ezra.

A few ideas if you want to make something new from old things in an afternoon: recycling.

There are many ways in which a quiz can be organized: 1,2 or 3, Who wants to be a millionaire, The big prize, etc.

The fox stole a hen.

Who will find her on the trail ?

The aim of this exciting terrain game is to prevent an important "building" from being blown up. The question of all questions: When does the alarm clock ring?

Nobody will get bored with this cross-country game. It requires not only fitness, but also logical thinking.

The aim of this terrain game is to have as much money as possible at the end of the game. In addition to speed, luck also plays an important role in single combat.

The aim is to place your cue balls as close as possible to the target ball and score points.

A great game to get to know each other

A direct hit

A fun game to get to know each other

The aim of this night game is to collect as many pearls as possible in order to fulfill the king's orders. Which guild is ahead?

A game based on popular computer strategies.

The "Fox" carrot head slingshot is a small, handy carrot head slingshot. It can easily be taken anywhere.

This is an elaborate competitive game with funny duels.

This racing and tactics game has already been played at a camp. Equip yourselves to help Robin Hood in his fight for justice!

Don't let the many rules scare you off! This is a fun, action-packed board game in which two construction companies compete fiercely against each other.

This game was played at a "Robin Hood"-themed camp, but it can be adapted to any other theme. The goal is to use a riddle to figure out the location of a person or object and then find them.

Materials needed: 2 or more plastic jugs, depending on the number of teams; approximately 200 grams of corn kernels; one chair per team.

This outdoor game is a combination of a racing and strategy game in which players must use fingerprint matching to figure out a solution word. Let the agents go!

In this puzzle game, you'll come to appreciate the value of trust and learn to work together as a group.

Many outdoor games incorporate some kind of tagging method. Here's a brief overview of the methods you can use.

This game guarantees excitement and lots of fun, as you’ll have to work as a team to solve a wide variety of tasks while searching for a secret treasure.

This article offers helpful tips and tricks for effectively planning and conducting outdoor games. With the right know-how, the planning and execution become much easier.