Divide into two teams and give each member a straw and a pile of Q-tips (UK = Cotton Buds / ear cleaners). One team member from each side sits on their side of the room on a chair with a paper cup on their head. The object is to...
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Chunnel
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. At command players jump legs astride with the exception of the team member at the back who must crawl through the tunnel...
Chair Challenge
AKA: Stepping Stones Sent in by Joseph, Kingdom Kids, Childrens’ Church Chapel of the Resurrection, Singapore “Here is a game that we have played at Children Service and it works amazingly well with adults too!!” Equipment : 5 chairs (preferable with backs to prevent people from falling off), or...
Creepy Crawly
Equipment: Any small unbreakable object Similar to a relay race. Divide players into teams. Each team takes a `corner’ standing in single file facing the center of the room where the object is placed. At command each team gets on all fours while the back member going legs astride...
Capture the Flag
You can be playing this for hours or minutes, you never know!” Submitted by Rachel W. Divide into two teams and mark the middle of the playing area using a rope or chalk to mark the boundary between the two teams areas. Each team then hides a flag or...
Australia
Sent in by Ashley Hoover, Iowa, USA Need: Two chalk erasers or similar to act as relay batons Four cones used to mark the corners of a fairly large square or rectangle. As in a relay the first player in each team starts holding the blackboard/chalk eraser/baton. Both players...
Acid River Drops
Sent in by Kelly Stringer, 1st Paulton Guides, Somerset, UK “I played this game at Oakhill Methodist Youth Club when I was younger, and have refined it to a very fun game” Divide into 2 teams, preferably with around 5 or so in each team, plan to have 5...
Christmas Treasure Hunt
If you’re looking for something for children or yourself to do over the Christmas period feel free to use the following indoor treasure hunt that was created for a church youth club in 2000. It is not too hard – provided the instructions on the clues are followed, but...