A Bit Dicey
You will need Popsicle sticks and a lot of dice. In small groups, one person must be on their knees.
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You will need Popsicle sticks and a lot of dice. In small groups, one person must be on their knees.
FavoriteTie several crowds of people together with a rope around their perimeter and have them race each other’s group as.
FavoriteThe players form two lines with equal numbers on each team. The first player on each team is one animal,.
FavoriteDivide the group into two teams, and have them stand in parallel lines, one team member behind the other, at.
FavoriteYou will need tape and quarters. Divide group into two teams, each team makes an obstacle course for the other.
FavoriteGreat game for two or more kids and ideal for outdoors, this game is much like the traditional egg and.
FavoriteThis game is a relay played on grass. Have everyone blow up a balloon and tie a short string to.
FavoriteEach team member is given a balloon. One at a time, they race up to a chair, then sit on.
FavoriteThis is the age old relay where they line up, run to a chair across the room, blow up a.
FavoriteDivide into two teams and line up. Blow up enough balloons to put one in between pairs of students (with.
FavoriteAn outdoor game for two or more participants. Have campers start at the starting line, place a balloon between their.
FavoritePartners each have a beach ball. They must carry the ball across the finish line without using their hands and.
FavoriteSplit the kids in groups. Get a set of oversized clothes for each group. The first person has to put.
FavoriteThis is a team relay. Form teams of 4 – 6 players. Teams sit in a line and wrap their.
FavoritePut kids in four equal groups. Get 1 deck of cards and divide by suit where each team gets a.
FavoriteDivide group into 2 or more teams. Have everyone spread out so that they cannot overhear the surrounding teams. Review.
FavoriteDivide campers into groups of three. Each group gets a large blanket or bed sheet. Each team lines up at.
FavoriteCampers should be standing behind their desks with their chair pushed in. Explain that during this activity, they will not.
FavoriteThis is set up like any relay with multiple teams, each team with 5 clothespins. Have the first person in.
FavoritePlace each pair of cones approximately 20’ from each other (adjust the distance depending on age and fitness level). Keep.
FavoriteSplit into groups and set up cones for campers to go through. Each camper has to crab walk around the.
FavoriteForm teams of 4 – 10 players. Each team stands in a straight line. One person is the leader and.
FavoriteSplit into teams. The first player on each team puts their head on one end of the bat while the.
FavoriteDepending on how many students are playing, set up pairs of two hoops (preferably of the same color) next to.
FavoriteForm a line. The first person in line will stand approximately 10 feet from the next person in line who.
FavoritePut a bunch of random items on a table at the other end of the play area. Give them all.
FavoriteTape two lines on the floor about fifteen feet apart. Have ready two pair of pantyhose and four golf balls..
FavoriteOne-by-one the students enter the rope and then exit the rope. In the first round, the jumpers try to run.
FavoriteThis one can be done two different ways depending on the number of players. If just two kids are going.
FavoriteLay out two separate paths using polyspots. Put one hula hoop at the beginning of each path. Put a box.
FavoriteSplit into groups. Get a deck of cards for each group. Put all the cards face down at the other.
FavoriteHave team select their mummy. Then have 4 or 5 “wrappers” whose job it is to cover every exposed surface.
FavoriteSet up a simple obstacle course featuring mountain climbers, jumping jacks and single-leg balance hops, jumps, crawls, etc. that can.
FavoriteThe object is to pass an item (a balloon, a ball, a bucket of water, etc.) over their head then.
FavoriteForm teams in a line and sit down. The first person in each row faces the object that is to.
FavoriteTwo partners have to stand back to back and place a balloon between their shoulders and then put their hands.
FavoriteThis is a hilarious game and can either be played one-by-one or in a team relay. Tie string around a.
FavoriteCreate teams, and use as many different colored half cones or poly dots as there are teams. Set the cones/dots.
FavoriteYou will need 2 ping pong balls, 2 ping pong paddles, and four target areas. Divide two teams (evenly) on.
FavoriteDivide the students into groups of 4-5. Give each group a hula hoop. Model how to safely run with someone.
FavoriteEveryone gets in a plank position along a horizontal line. On the “GO” command, the person in the back stands.
FavoriteIn most hardware stores you can buy the pink plunger part separate from the stick. So get two plunger ends.
FavoriteDivide the group into teams of 8- 10 people. If possible, have an even number of players on each team..
FavoriteDivide groups into teams of six. Have them build a pyramid (three people on bottom, two in the middle, one.
FavoriteDivide students into groups of 5-8 and line them up on the far end of the area. The first two.
FavoriteSet out a semi-circle (U shaped) path using cones or other markers. You can also use half of a basketball.
FavoriteDivide the group equally into two or three teams. Have each team line up in a single file line behind.
FavoriteSimple but fun, especially on a hot day! You divide your group in rows. In front of each row you.
FavoriteWater gun squirt races are a fun competitive activity. Set up is pretty easy with just some string and plastic.
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