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Experiments that fascinate children.
This article is a Forum magazine article, which is attached as a pdf file.
15 Gilt is similar to " 10 Seconds Hide and Seek."
It’s also known as “Fifteen, Fourteen.”
It requires no materials and no preparation.
The youth group version of the game Werewolves of Bleak Forest (static) and Among us / Mafia (mobile).
This suggested lesson is about the story of the paralyzed man and his 4 friends
This article is a Forum magazine article.
A spiritual guide for a semester featuring 8 devotionals based on the book *Aunt Olga's Windmill* by author Jennifer Rees
The book can be ordered and purchased at bookstores or through various websites, such as CLV.
The tarp sleeping bag is a makeshift solution for one person—it’s similar to a coffin in how it’s used. But it can also be a fun experience for several people (children) since the sleeping bag can be extended as needed.
This document gives you a little insight into child development, specifically competencies. We often expect too much from our children, or overtax them. Even in the Jungschar work, where we do not see the children every day, it is important to know their level of development.
The "Fox" carrot head slingshot is a small, handy carrot head slingshot. It can easily be taken anywhere.
Since the "Fox" carrot head slingshot was developed for the BESJ and Juropa, and the plans were drawn and optimized in hours of work, the plans on the Internet are not quite complete. Members of a BESJ group or YoungstarsInternational can obtain the missing plans free of charge from the BESJ.
All other interested parties can obtain the missing plans for a contribution towards expenses of CHF 50.
Please contact the e-mail address given on the plan.
The instructions for building the Mohrenkopfschleuder can be found in the PDF files.
Have fun!!!
Here is a little tutorial on how to make up three different types of wounds. To spice up any paramedic course or in the afternoon. (Caution! For people who cannot see blood)
Two equally sized groups with numbers search for a treasure in the opposing field (e.g. a pylon). Whoever finds the pylon first is the winner. The game is preferably played at night or at dusk.