Animal Dance Party
Start playing some funky music and get everyone dancing. Next, shout out an animal and watch as the kids try.
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Start playing some funky music and get everyone dancing. Next, shout out an animal and watch as the kids try.
FavoriteDivide the whole camp into groups of 8 or 10 campers (each with a counselor or two to supervise). Have.
FavoriteTo play, have children stand in a circle. The first player begins by saying the first line of a story..
FavoriteThis is a combination of Charades and Whisper Down the Lane (some people call it Telephone). Three people leave the.
FavoriteDivide group into 2 or more teams. Have everyone spread out so that they cannot overhear the surrounding teams. Review.
FavoriteMake sure the students understand how to play charades. Do a couple of warm-up rounds so they get the idea.
FavoriteThe campers dance until the music stops then they freeze in a creative way. You can turn this into a.
FavoritePlayed in a circle. First person SAYS one thing he/she likes (“I like to jump up and down”), but DOES.
FavoriteOne child is the leader and performs various movements, accompanied by commands of “Do this” or “Do that”. All players.
FavoriteThis is cool and kids can get really creative here. Use nonpermanent colored ink pens for this fun activity. Have.
FavoriteThe facilitator should announce a category (e.g. famous movies or famous songs — the more specific the better). All players.
FavoriteChoose one student to pick the first destination (e.g. China), then ask another student to choose the mode of transportation.
FavoriteSplit kids up into pairs or small groups and let them pick a song they love. They must create an.
FavoriteThis hilarious musical activity has kids pass a bag of random dress-up items around and when the music stops, they.
FavoriteA classic camp game where you place chairs in a circle, with the kids lined up around the chairs. Chairs.
FavoriteThis is just like regular charades, but all the answers will be song titles. You can ask for suggestions, but.
FavoriteBranching off of the classic game of musical chairs, musical creepy crawlies is a fun way to stretch your limbs.
FavoriteThis is just like regular charades, but all the answers will be song titles. You can ask for suggestions, but.
FavoritePlace a music-related task in each balloon before blowing them up. (Think: Crazy dance moves, air guitar or lip syncing.).
FavoriteThis is just like musical chairs, but with more versatility and you don’t need chairs! Begin by giving each player.
FavoriteGet the group in a circle or classroom setting. They can play as individuals or teams. Put on a song,.
FavoriteFirst split your group into teams consisting of three to six members. Give each team a paper bag filled with.
FavoriteHave paper plates scattered throughout the room. When the music stops, everyone must be touching the plate. If they are.
FavoriteCampers begin in a circle. A person is chosen to leave the room. A campers in the circle is chosen.
FavoriteEveryone is in a circle. One camper closes their eyes or steps out of the room. You point to a.
FavoriteSit in a circle. One person starts a sound. The next person picks it up and it travels around the.
FavoriteQueue up some music and have your kids stand in a circle. Choose a person to go first and let.
FavoriteEach person is to find an object in outside or around camp that makes noise when it is banged or.
FavoriteSplit campers in two groups. One decides on a famous quote, book, song, play, movie title, etc. like “All’s Well.
FavoriteArrange your group into a circle. Give everyone a numbered card from 1- however many people you have, make sure.
FavoriteThis game is very simple and can be played with two or more teams. Sometimes this is fun to do.
FavoriteTo play, have several players go to the center of the room, and number them one through five. The rest.
FavoriteExplain that in your bucket/bag, you have various objects. Each object means something different as in the students need to.
FavoriteHere’s a wild mixer, and if it’s set to music, it looks like a new kind of dance. (great up.
FavoriteThis game is based on the old telephone game but involves touch rather than hearing. No talking is allowed. Divide.
FavoriteEveryone sits in a circle, and one person leaves, then one person is selected to be the “Village Chief”. Everyone.
FavoriteThe game begins with all participants forming a circle. The first person says, “Zip!,” and then “sends” the word to.
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