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Works well with any number of people above ten. This game is excellent for a competitive group. It's fun but can be very tiring. Might be a good pirate themed game for a kid's party also. Simple instructions, quick and easy to play. We tried this out at youth group receently in a situation where we had some time to kill and needed a quick and simple game to run, with the extra aim to burn off some energy.

Everyone's It worked perfectly. Easy to explain, not set-up required and was good fun for everyone involved. Youth Group Games. Video Call. View all. Small Groups. Large Groups. No Prep. Team Building. Brain Breaks. Brain Breaks for Home-schooling. New games. Car Games for Kids. Games for Virtual Youth Groups. Video Call Board Games. Family Activity Guide. They have only 60 seconds to work as a team to replicate the item. You modify this game to be like group charades and have the opposite teams write down objects for the other teams to act out.

Your group will learn to read cues to silently walk and stop together. Could be a great activity for bonding! Participants needed: 3 or more. This can be done in pairs or with the whole group. Last team remaining wins. An imaginary ball is passed around a circle using different words and motions. The goal is to figure out how to untangle the human knot without letting go of hands. Game Instruction. A game where you have one person start by finishing the statement I was walking down the street.

The point is for the person to begin crafting an imaginative story of their walk down the street and what the see or experience. Hide and go seek in reverse. Where everyone goes and hides and there is one seeker. A current favorite of our youth group!

Two versions exist: a competitive version based on a guessing game, and a version that is more about coming up with a creative interpretation. A game where everyone passes the same emotion around the circle. A personal favorite of mine for middle school youth because they love yelling out poop deck! Have each team sit lengthwise in a straight line, about one arms length from the next person in their team.

So, if you have 5 teams, you should have five lines of people. For example, you might say players 1 and 2 in each group are fuses, followed by one dynamite player, one more fuse player, and a final dynamite player. There can be any number of fuse and dynamite players in each row. The game starts with all players in a plank position. If they are a fuse player, they will immediately flip over and do 10 sit-ups then tag the next player in the line to activate them. The fuse player will hold a V-hold position after doing their sit-ups — which means they are an activated fuse.

If the next player is a fuse, they will do their sit-ups also. However, if the next player is a dynamite player, all of the dynamite players in the team must jump up and do 20 burpees. The first team to finish their chain of fuses and dynamite is the winner. You can alter the types of exercises used and the number of repetitions for each exercise to make the game harder or easier. I, Spy is a favourite game of children everywhere. One person will identify a physical object that is visible nearby and everyone else will have to guess what it is, using a series of questions.

This game combines I, Spy with 20 Questions to provide the kids in your PE class with an excellent workout. Start by spotting an object in the area, like a basketball ring. Going around the class, each student can ask one question about the item you are thinking of, or guess what it is.

The number of repetitions they must perform increases every time they get the answer wrong. So, the game might go like this:. PE Teacher: No! Do 3 pushups everyone. Next question please Sam. Do 5 pushups everyone.

Next question please Rebecca. PE Teacher: Yes! It is partially made from wood. Next question please Mark. This is a challenging game that will test the fitness of students and force them to work as a team. Divide the class into teams of at least 5 people each. Have each team line up alongside each other in separate rows and nominate a finish line for the race. They will move to the front of their team closest to the finish line and enter into plank position.

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