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You can also do races in the water. Perform forward and backward in knee-, hip- and chest-deep water in succession. In deep water, assist with strong arm movements.
The idea of this EPA afternoon is to continue with the story of The Secret of the Wild Wood, experiencing adventures with Ruth and Philip and making a connection to making friends and helping people without prejudice.
Age of participants: minimum 7
Number of players: 1
Description:
A team has 3 minutes. During this time players have to eat as many biscuits as they can. But when the time is up, they must be able to say "Puff". One point is awarded for each biscuit.
Materials: biscuits
Image source: http://cemancamnoi.ro/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Biscuiti-integrali-pen…
An evening around the campfire is made for storytelling, and those stories today are, of course, about the forest.
The goal is to acquire as many adjacent plots of land as possible—ones with the highest possible value—and ultimately to have the most resources.
Age of participants: 8 years
Number of participants: minimum 8
Description:
All chairs are placed in a circle very close to each other. One chair remains free. The captain stands in the middle of the circle and gives commands. If he says "ocean wave right" everyone moves one seat to the right. Ocean wave left comes, everyone moves one seat to the left. The players have to move very quickly because, of course, the captain is trying to get a seat. If he succeeds, the player who didn't move fast enough becomes captain. If quick orders are given, the game comes to life. When the captain announces "storm", chaos ensues: all the players get up at the same time and sit in a circle on a random chair. The player who runs out of seats becomes the new captain.
Materials: chairs
Image source:
https://www.google.ro/search?q=waves&espv=2&biw=1280&bih=699&source
Two craft ideas that make a real noise and are fun for the boys.
This article is a Forum magazine article.
Participants are divided into teams according to their number. Preferably a team should have between 4-7 participants.
Teams compete against each other, against time and on the basis of a given task, involving all members.
The team that completes the task first accumulates points. The team with the most points wins.
The game is suitable both indoors and outdoors.
Ideas for tasks could be: working windmill (exemplified in the picture: we have the structure in the middle and the propeller is made of participants moving around the structure), rocket, fish just caught, wheelbarrow full, formula 1 car, etc.
The preparation of the game requires no material.
I prepared this workshop as part of a camp (Steven Spielfilm - das Geheimnis des roten Fadens) organized by Bibellesebund. It deals with the topic of film from the basic idea to production and post-production.