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Cooperation and togetherness is encouraged with this pants bag game.
How can we achieve a really good interaction in the team?
A very nice team game for all ages, but highly recommended for ages 15 and up and a "must" for students.
Bumm! is a concentration game in which you have to count.
We celebrate a party to welcome the new teenagers to the Teen Club!
A fun and engaging program, for several consecutive EPA afternoons, that allows us to follow the stories of the Bible under a magnifying glass and find the lesson in them
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.
Are you planning to take your youth group to the pool and looking for some games you can play? Here are a few ideas.
But please be sure to follow the safety rules!
This article is all about quartets. It is intended to be a collection thread and a game guide at the same time. So, if you have quartet templates, simply attach them under Templates. (Note: Please respect copyright!)
The goal of this game is to find one QR code after another until you finally reach your destination. QR codes are small images that a smartphone can scan using an (usually free) app. They usually contain a web address or a short piece of text.
"A good picture is worth a thousand words; a bad one must be explained in a thousand words." You have many options with good photos. Here are a few ideas:
Invitations contain the necessary information about your events, such as meeting place and time. They serve on the one hand to inform your youth about upcoming events and on the other hand as a simple means to invite outsiders.
