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We make a pentagon lamp with a tea light

and have a devotion afterwards

Data:

• Age group 7 to 14 years
• Around the city
• About 7 heads
• About 1 hour

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.

The idea of this EPA afternoon is to look at God's Word, continuing with the theme God's Word is like a sword.

It works in a similar way to normal floorball. Instead of field hockey sticks, the players have a fly swatter and the game is played with a ping-pong ball. The playing field, group size and goal size can be freely adapted to suit requirements.

You reap what you sow!

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Background.

Build a small, simple, inexpensive boat with kids that actually floats? No problem, with this pet bottle boat.

Here you will find a semester program on the topic: "Bomb". From the chase with bomber to the "bomb party" is everything in it.

practical tips and specials

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.

- Number of players- 30

- Leaders - 8+1 to lead the game

- Age group- 9-12

- Terrain- field

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

A variation of British Bulldog.

Homesickness happens to children every now and then, especially during extended camps in tents or houses. Sometimes it's hardly an issue, sometimes homesickness spreads like an epidemic.

In this article, you'll learn how homesickness develops, how to reduce the likelihood of it happening in the first place, and what to do when a child is homesick.

Here you'll find a pair of suggestions for setting up a wall in, say, a Nehemiah camp.

Data:

• Age group 7 to 14
• In the city
• At least 3 leaders
• Up to 1 hour

A method of earning the Jungschar stars in the form of a competition.

Simple team game on the topic of conflicts in a team.

A piece of copper turns black when it glows in the flame. If the hot black piece of copper is immersed in alcohol, it becomes copper-colored again. This can be used to illustrate the confession of sins and the cleansing of guilt.

Here you'll find a spiritual camp concept, a weekly schedule, and a play script on the theme of "Uncle Tom's Cabin."

This article describes the developmental stages of children and adolescents.

This game is meant to spread kindness.

Taster afternoon of the Jungschar Benaja Seedorf with:

- ropeway
- big rope bridge
- picnic

Experiencing history: Hebrews/Egyptians with the plagues that go with it

Here you will find a spiritual concept, a semester program on "Ernst Tanner Helimission" and other interesting info (incl. videos).

Ernst Tanner is a Swiss missionary and helicopter pioneer who has had many exciting experiences with God, people and helicopters throughout his years. His vivid stories can be found in the books Death Shadows and More Than an Adventure (both on the Homepage of Helimission). There are also video excerpts for various stories to go with the afternoon theme.

The stories are perfect for a semester focused on young adult technology (See semester program)

Age group: 8-13yrs.

Participants: 60

Terrain: field

Number of leaders needed: 12

A little game to illustrate that we are to look to God and not to the people around us.

Night terrain game that can be played with a large number of participants (approx. 400) and in which the aim is to set up campsites in groups and collect the necessary resources. The group that has the flag in the campsite at the end wins.

From the wrong to the right father!

Quiet Time - Day 1 - Day 7

Children also have basic emotional needs

Various camp programs with a "Gold Diggers"

theme

Game maze

Details:

• 7 to 14
• between 10-15 participants
• In a park or forest
• 5-6 leaders
• About 25-30 minutes

Materials:

• Ropes
• Blindfolds

Game trails

Details:

• 7 to 14
• 10-15 participants
• In a park or forest
• 5-6 leaders
• About 25-30 minutes

Materials:

• empty boxes
• Grains (beans, lentils, corn, etc.)
• Tin cans

Strong magnets offer many possibilities for interesting effects such as displaying magnetic fields, illustrating the invisible power of God, showing attraction/repulsion and much more.

A very nice team game for all ages, but highly recommended for ages 15 and up, and a "must play" for students.

How do children believe at different ages?

A game with 5 dice

Cross-country game just before Christmas
Result: creativity in designing an Advent wreath

Cool terrain game for teens

A commitment can be the solution.

Preparation of Pulled Pork

• Working time approx. 45 minutes
• Resting time approx. 45 minutes
• Cooking/baking time approx. 3 hours
• Total time approx. 4 hours 30 minutes

Remove excess fat from the pork neck and rub with the mustard on all sides. Mix the paprika powder, salt, pepper, cumin powder, thyme and rosemary to make a spice mixture (rub) and rub the neck of pork generously with it. Leave the meat to marinate in the fridge for 12 - 24 hours.

The next day, cut the apple into pieces and the onions into half rings.

Heat the Briquettes for the Dutch Oven. I use 6 at the bottom and 14 at the top for my 11 litre pot. Place 6 Briquettes under the pot and sauté the onions in oil. Then add the apple and sauté. Add the Worcester sauce and tomato paste and fry briefly. 

Deglaze with the stock and put the pork neck on top. Put the lid on and load it with the remaining coals. If you have one, you can also fit the pork neck with a thermometer. After approx. 1.5 hours, you can add a few more Briquettes (unless you have specially long-lasting Briquettes).

After approx. 2.5 - 3 hours, the roast is done, the core temperature should be approx. 90-95 °C. Take it out and let it rest for 30 - 45 minutes wrapped in aluminium foil. Afterwards, the roast can be pulled and served according to taste. 

Either enjoy in a roll with green and coleslaw and 1 - 2 tbsp. of the onion-apple sauce or put it back in the pot and mix it with the onion-apple sauce - a real treat. Serve with a good piece of baguette.

Materials:

• Cups
• Various natural materials
• Cardboard with the letters of the alphabet

Here you will find some of the many ideas that were exhibited at the BESJ Team Weekend 17 in Huttwil at the idea vernissage. We hope you enjoy trying them out.

P.S.: The list is currently being constantly expanded, so it's worth coming back later...

This semester program tells the story of Esther (The Story of Esther in the Bible). Enclosed you will also find reports and pictures from the individual afternoons.

Spike your haymaker to the finish line

Semester program presented as iPhone apps, Jungschar Weingarten

Whether in the Sola, on a normal Jungschar afternoon or on a team outing, a cosy fire should almost never be missing. But which leader does not know it, that he quickly reaches for kindling cubes due to lack of knowledge or lack of time and inwardly knows: "I have sinned against the Jungschar law!" :)

Well this booklet can't give you extra time making a fire, but it can give you tips and tricks on how to make a fire survival style.

These topics are covered:
- What are the regulations/laws of fire making?
- Different natural tinder (tinder sponge/birch bark etc.)
- Different spark generators (ignition steel, fire drill etc.)
- Fire forms (pyramid, layered fire)
- Fire drilling
- Different dishes for over the fire

The booklet is very good for personal use, for leaders but also for children.
Have fun reading through it and then maybe making a fire.

For our sola, instead of a traditional theater, we recorded a radio play with all the leaders. Here is our result for further use or development

A program is presented for a local camp. The Robinson theme is incorporated into the devotions, quiet times, games, excursions and experiences. 

This article is a Forum booklet article.