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Mikado game with "big" sticks
Knots are used wherever you work with rope and string. This article provides an overview and is intended to encourage you to learn the most important knots by heart. Although there are hundreds of knots, you only need to master about 10 to have a suitable knot on hand in 90% of cases.
You youth leaders do an outstanding job! I think it's great to see the passion and commitment with which you often fight Saturday after Saturday for children and teenagers in your age groups!
A peaceful outdoor game for everyone—Theme:
Bringing God’s Light Out into the World
This article is from the Forum magazine.
- Introduce games - play
- Hold a whole tournament at the end of the game period
WHO WILL BE KING OF THE GAME?
To ensure safety and a pleasant coexistence in a camp, it needs rules. Here are the most important ones
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.
Why do we tell?
It is important to us to awaken and develop the children's ability to experience.
A simple game for a large number of children
A short pants bag game that can be played well with multiple participants.
"Experience Christmas without all the commercialism and the constant thoughts of presents", these were our thoughts when we decided to celebrate Christmas in the middle of July. Here are some thoughts for a biblical input, the theme as I said: "Christmas in July" or "Jesus comes unexpectedly and at an inappropriate time.
A circle game and word search game.
This is an elaborate competitive game with funny duels.
Carabiners are mainly used in children's and youth work for outdoor activities (climbing or rope techniques).
This article provides an overview of the various models and in some cases refers to more detailed articles on specific types of carabiners.
Note: Care must be taken when handling carabiners.
This game is great for letting off steam.
Semester program 1st semester 2011 of the Jungschar Stammheim