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Many many games!
Week camp with devotions and playing cards:
Discover the meaning of your life
Complete article, see PDF files
The questions in this working paper are intended to provide food for thought and to help start a conversation between church leadership and youth group leaders in order to eliminate possible weaknesses in the church - youth group relationship
A fun camp evening wants to be well prepared. That's why here are some games.
For once something completely different is an Olympiad that is performed blindfolded - a totally new experience!
Who can keep the balloon in the air the longest?
Critical questions and statements
On the Bible text: Genesis 1:1-31
All chapters in detail, see PDF file (24 pages)
Age group - 7-12 years.
Handlers - 1-2
Suitable terrain - level ground. Can be on grass, but there should be no dew.
For this purpose, everyone stands in a circle and one person (the goose) stands outside the circle. He walks in a circle around the people and when he touches someone, the person touched has to make a circle around the circle, racing the goose, and return to his place. However, if the goose gets there first, it stays put and the other person becomes the new goose.
It is important to remember that when the goose touches someone, it runs in the direction it is walking, and the person touched, in the opposite direction.
Attention, Ready, Paul: Here you will find a weekly plan on the theme "Attention, Ready, Paul" and some pictures, as well as a short review of the conducted autumn camp.
Whoever has done it before knows that explaining and leading games is not always the easiest task. The following tips and instructions should help you to become even better at it
A fun song with movements.
The song can also be sung simply in dialect.
Make football playable with a special rule for groups with children of different ages.
4 items on the topic of "feet" (e.g. suitable for the semester program "body parts")
- Water transport with socks
- Stone transport on feet
- Pedalo ride
- Shoe salad
The children can score points at each post. At the end one group wins.
Suitable for ants.
This game is all about seeing and looking in the right place.
Semester program 1st semester 2011 of the Jungschar Stammheim
A camp on the theme of the monk / Luther which was carried out by the Jungschar Ebnat-Kappel so.
Why? The word of God in the head and heart is a preserving power
Experience the forest with all your senses.
Children in particular love being out in nature. This offers them opportunities for play and adventure without sensory overload. Nowadays, however, you sometimes have to put children on the track(s) and guide them first.
A collection of good ideas for JS afternoons that don't belong to any particular quarterly theme.
Many many games in 2 groups, in chair circle
Petroleum lamps are easy to use and really bring out the boy's spirit in camps.
Petrolamps can be ordered online.
Here's a quick guide on how to use a petroleum lamp.
This petroleum lamp is also called storm lantern or lantern.
This program was created for Poland as food for thought. The weekly plan could be done like this. However, it has more ideas on a separate sheet what you could still do.
Here are a few suggestions for what to take for content at Jungscharn afternoons if you have the quarterly theme mission.
A night cross-country game in the forest, abseiling, a trekking camp, an afternoon of raft building and rafting. These activities have been standard in Jungschar work for a long time. Is this now already an experiential education activity? What opportunities and possibilities can offer an experiential education activity?
This article is a Forum booklet article.
A game in which a high level of responsiveness is required.
Data:
- Age group 7 to 14 years
- Depends on how you make the game, but can more participants
- Outdoors in the city
- At least 3 leaders
- Between up to an hour
Suggestion for 7-Day "Quiet Time Instruction" on Selected Chapters of Revelation
The idea of this EPA afternoon is to look at God's Word, continuing with the theme God's Word is like a mirror.
During the telling of a biblical story, the children are each given a drink that suits them. This allows them to experience the story and immerse themselves in the feelings of the characters.
The tidying up of the tents causes trouble for many leaders. Here are a few tips on how to tidy up and inventory lists for the most common group tents
Here you will find a tutorial on how to make a simple bubble device yourself. This can be used for competitions, as it is possible to make long bubble snakes (more than 1m long).
Max the gymnast moves while turning the crank and performs his little tricks. It does not matter to Max whether he moves forward or backward, fast or slow.
Children who exhibit challenging behavior want to position themselves in the best possible way. I want to affirm these kids that they matter. I want to let them shine, because I want them to be king kids.
The Life of Elisa: 7 Days of Camp "Quiet Time"
How do I build a raft for water activities with my children/teens? Find instructions with all the information you need here!
See also: https://www.youngstarswiki.org/de/wiki/art/flossbau
This game is meant to spread kindness.
Build a small, simple, inexpensive boat with kids that actually floats? No problem, with this pet bottle boat.
A commitment can be the solution.
This article describes the developmental stages of children and adolescents.
Children also have basic emotional needs
Various camp programs with a "Gold Diggers"
theme
Here you can find some of the many ideas that were exhibited at the BESJ Teamweekend 17 in Huttwil. We wish you a lot of fun trying them out.
P.S.: At the moment, the list is constantly being expanded, so it's worth checking back later...
This program is based on the book "The Queen's Smuggler" by Dave and Neta Jackson. It tells the life of a girl named Sarah who wants to help William Tyndale- he translates the Bible into English. Over the course of 12 gatherings, we will look at the story and go through some of the things Sarah and her family have experienced.
How do children believe at different ages?
We get to know the forest as a habitat for plants in an experiential way. "Knowing" here means much more than just knowing the names. We learn about the characteristics and nature of plant life and try to get closer to them in different ways
Track Mister X by bike using coordinates.