Sent in by Jessica Lake The game/puzzle activity helps develop team working skills, brainstorming techniques while introducing or develop the concept of generic transfer of ideas. “The kids we played…
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“Excuse me, I think you are balancing a quarter on your nose and going through an obstacle course”
by KitSent in by Katie O’Connor The way you play is simple. Divide your group into two teams. Have each team go to opposite ends of the room and pick out…
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Simple game! Divide into 4 teams and send each team into a corner. The object of the game is to see which team can get to the opposite (diagonal) corner…
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Best with 2 teams although can be played using 4. Teams line up, single file, equal distances from the leader who stands arms outstretched towards the teams. When told to…
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Aka: Chair Challenge A number of chairs, hoops, drawn circles, etc next to each other to represent a line of stepping stones (doesn’t have to be in line). Have at…
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Similar to Mr Wolf, where One person becomes the catcher (wolf) and stands on one side of the hall or if outside by a tree or other feature. The remaining…
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A stalking tag game. Sent in by Ms Lisa, teacher at Primrose Primary School “I am a teacher at Primrose and one game the kids love to play is called…
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A stalking tag game. A game for younger children. One person becomes the catcher and stands on one side of the hall or if outside by a tree or other…
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aka: Scarecrow Tig One or more players are chosen as catchers depending on the number playing. There is no ‘home’ or safe base. Choose when you play whether Players when…
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Two players are designated as sharks and stand in a small marked area in the center of the room. All other players are divided up into groups of different types…