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It is very difficult to estimate how much load a rope may be subjected to. This article is intended to raise awareness that even modern ropes should not be tightened arbitrarily and to show which loads are permissible. (incl. Excel file)
We come across many numbers in the Bible. Several of these numbers mean more than just a number.
In this Wiki, we’ll try to decipher their meanings.
This is a game that is based on the board game "The Settlers of Catan". However, it has been adapted so that it can be played as a terrain game.
Data:
- Age group 7 to 14 years
- More than 8 participants
- Indoors in a hall or outdoors in the city
- At least 3 leaders
- Between an hour and an hour and a half
This article describes the construction of a launch pad for the water rocket, for which you can also find the building instructions here on Youngstarswiki.
A book summary of the book "Robin Hood" by Howard Pyle.
Each of the 15 chapters is briefly summarized in key words.
The summary can be a help e.g. to develop the storyline for a Robin Hood SoLa.
Brief instructions for setting up a carousel in pioneering work.
See also Building a carousel
On various topics, costume contests can be made with the children. The disguises are made from everyday materials such as newspaper and tape.
Possible themes: Kings (e.g., on the story of David, Solomon).
Learning Bible verses by heart is a good way to deepen core messages. This can be done in a fun and playful way, so that children as well as leaders can learn Bible verses by heart without much effort or expense
Memorization should take no more than 15 minutes. With the different game variations in advance, however, it can take longer in total.
It can be used at the beginning of the devotion as an introduction or at the end of the devotion as a consolidation. The Bible verses, which are learned by heart, should always be linked in the context of a core biblical message.
A great way to act out Bible stories or other stories in a devotional is with Playmobil.
In this article I give you some tips and ideas.
Here are instructions to create a dart with a needle, 4 matches, a little thread and a piece of paper.
The Berliner (also known as the Bernina) is a bivouac made from 8 military sheets. Depending on the luggage, four to six people can sleep in it.