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Divide children into two equal groups. Each group should have the same amount of balls to start the game. Have.
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They build a tower, either of blocks, cups or anything around camp they can stack up. Hide a toy pig.
FavoriteTeams are timed to see how long they take to sort a large bucket of different types of balls into.
FavoriteForm two teams. Each team holds an opposite end of a bed sheet, tarp, or parachute. A ping pong ball.
FavoriteDivide the players into teams of 10 people. You will need rope, belts or something alike, ping pong balls, and.
FavoriteSplit into teams. You will need laundry baskets and balls that bounce. First set up a laundry basket at certain.
FavoriteHave students stand in a circle, foot to foot. Their feet should be slightly more than shoulder width apart, forming.
FavoriteStudents divide into groups of five to six players and stand in lines on one side of the gym. Put.
FavoriteDesignate a large play area with clear boundaries that has room for students to run. Castle Ball is like building.
FavoriteSplit the group up into 2 teams. One team will be called the “mice,” and the other team will be.
FavoriteCampers are divided into 2 teams and divided by a straight line of cones. Balls are scattered on both sides.
FavoriteYou pick a theme, such as Animals. One person starts with the ball and says an animal, then says the.
FavoriteCampers start off with a tennis ball and throw the ball continuously back and forth until somebody drops the ball..
FavoriteYou will need a large inflatable beach ball, the bigger the better. Divide evenly into teams, one on one side.
FavoriteSplit into teams, as many teams as you would like depending on the amount of campers in your group. Each.
FavoritePair campers up or put them in small groups. Give each pair/group a ball. Catching a ball in the air.
FavoriteThis game can be played with 2-4 teams. Each team has a garbage bin or any bin of the same.
FavoriteHit the Stick requires two players, a relatively level, uncracked two square stretch of sidewalk and popsicle stick. The players.
FavoriteTurn the popular game Hungry Hungry Hippos into life-size mayhem! Split into 4 teams. Use plastic ball pit balls, tennis.
FavoriteHave the players circle up and try to volley the small beach ball in the air as many consecutive times.
FavoriteSplit campers into even teams; make sure each team knows which side is their side and put any number of.
FavoriteLabel the rungs of a ladder with various point totals. Then let kids try to throw the ball through the.
FavoritePlace balls in the center of the area adding up to 1 less then the amount of campers playing. Have.
FavoritePlace foam balls across the gym and give each child a bowling pin to set up around the gym. Each.
FavoriteHave the group sit in a big circle. Let the group pick a song they want to sing. While singing.
FavoriteThis is a great activity for throwing, rolling, offensive/defensive, and cooperation skills. The objective of the game is to get.
FavoriteThe leader chooses one student to be the “Night Guard”. To start, count down “5, 4, 3, 2, 1… Frozen!”.
FavoriteStudents spread out in playing area standing up. Leader counts down, “3, 2, 1, Silent.” Students pass the ball to.
FavoriteDivide the students into 2-4 groups; each team sits on a boundary line. Give each student a number. Each group.
FavoriteMake the tic tac toe court. Split students into two teams. Demonstrate what three in a row looks like. Each.
FavoriteDivide into two teams. Use a trashcan that is about the same size as your ball. Have each team choose.
FavoriteSplit campers into even teams. It goes by the same basic principle as the traditional keep away game, but it’s.
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