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The clove hitch is a loop that remains a fixed size (it is not a tapered knot). It is possible to tie the clove hitch directly around the attachment point.
Advantages:
The Palstek is easy to untie and holds very well.
Disadvantages:
The Palstek looks very inelegant.
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We have now playfully introduced ourselves to the forest floor. However, have we really noticed what it has on the ground?
We search and find surprising things in the forest
Putting out fires is fascinating—so is preventing them
Adrenaline and fun are guaranteed in the following game!
This article is from a Forum magazine issue.
The text from Luke 19, 11-26 (the entrusted pounds) is to be thought through and experienced in practice. During the specified time, a certain amount is to be multiplied in a creative way. The money collected should benefit a social or missionary cause.
Our Jungschi organizes a school floorball tournament for the surrounding area
Fighting. It's not always the strongest that's the best.
A bouncing game that requires skill.
The work table is a storage unit that allows you to work while standing, for example, in the kitchen.
This season, we will look at the story of William Tyndale, who translated the Bible from Hebrew into English. Through this story, we will be able to show children the importance of the Word and that we should be thankful to have it in a language that is accessible to us. We will experience different things that are part of the story.
At a family retreat, you can play AUTODORF-RALLEY for a change.
The aim is to place your cue balls as close as possible to the target ball and score points.
At this EPA, we decided our theme would be The Deception Between Esau and Jacob,
We began with a short skit between "Laban" and "Jacob," with the skit expressing Laban's promise to give his daughter for seven years of labor on Jacob's part.
Sensory Experiences - Playfulness
Educational miscellany - How Jesus trained his "team" to become evangelists
The idea of this EPA afternoon is to continue with the story of the Secret of the Wildwood, having adventures with Ruth and Philip and making the connection that Jesus wants to find every lost sheep.
Games to: Explore forest habitat
Materials needed: 1 harness, carabiner, rope, tarp/blanket—if there are many participants, you can double the materials to save time
Depending on the number of participants, two teams are formed.
One at a time, each participant will be fitted with the harness; the team’s task is to use physical strength to support the volunteer, lowering him gradually—without jerking him—until his nose touches the blanket, after which they lift him back up.
The volunteer is allowed to give commands such as “stop,” “slower,” “faster,” etc. Team members line up behind the volunteer and work together as a team.
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