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Which group manages to get their flag out of their opponent's field and into their own? This is a movement-intensive terrain game that needs almost no preparation.
Collection of ideas on the bearing theme Nehemiah.
Appropriate duels allow physically weaker players to triumph against stronger ones, as tactics, skill and, in some cases, chance play a key role. Here are a few ideas for exciting duels.
What child doesn't like to build a flying object themselves! Building a hot air balloon in small groups can inspire younger and older children alike.
The variety of different games with a parachute is enormous and can inspire a large number of children or adults at once.
Painting a little pig, building a Jenga tower... it's easy! Yes, if you can see. Can you do it blind?
A low rope element that requires cooperation, trust and balance.
This article assumes that the person has knowledge of low rope structures and is able to supervise them safely!
Orienteering is a typical Jungschart activity. Jungschartechnik (map reading), sporting activity and nature enjoyment are combined here in an ideal way.
The team success factors form a model in which the most important aspects of teamwork are highlighted. If there are problems in the team, these criteria can be used to investigate the causes.
A collection of good ideas for JS afternoons that don't belong to any particular quarterly theme.
The sheet hitch is a suitable knot to connect unequal thicknesses.
The Spierenstich (or fisherman's knot) is the most common knot used to join two ropes of equal (or similar) thickness.
The figure-eight knot (often simply called the “figure-eight”) is one of the most commonly used and important knots in rope wor