8–12 years
This game is played with flower sprayers or water atomizers. The goal is to get the ping pong ball into the goal of the opponent with the water pressure from the bottle.
With the compressed air in the balloon, these boats swim fast and quite a long distance.
This boat moves forward in the water with the energy stored in the rubber by turning the paddle wheel backwards.
An input on the 9th commandment, "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor." Three different movie scenes from "The Hurricane" with Denzel Washington are shown and a parallel is drawn
And God said, "Let there be space between the waters to separate the waters." And so it happened, God created that space to separate the waters above and below it.
In the limited playing field of a group, about 15 bend lights are hidden in the meadow.
Plants are not just beautiful to look at, smell or eat, you can also paint with them. How? Then read on and get started yourself. :-)
Playing hide and seek but in reverse. Inside or outside, during the day or in the dark, none of it matters, as long as you can hide well.
Age:9+
Number of participants:10 or more
A simple game for a large number of children
Age: 7 yearsand over
Number of players: 2 –10
Materials required: 6 dice, a sheet of paper, a pen
Age: 8 years and over
number of participants: any (minimum 2)
A semester program of 7 devotions and activities based on the story 'The Schlunz' by Harry Voss.
"Ball of Mean Words" is a game designed to raise participants’ awareness of how they interact with one another.
Groups must build the best possible connection (pipeline) between two points using drinking straws.
A game in which one person hides whilst everyone else looks for them.
Age: 6 yearsand over
Fit for Kids - the staff circle
How can the gospel of Jesus Christ as a joyful and liberating message unfold its effect on children?
The demographic development in Europe leads to a steadily growing proportion of children and young people with a migration background.
Making your own Advent chain to count down till Christmas.
An idea find on www.spelloutloud.com
A wonderful webpage with a huge of material to experience the nature, to explore or to learn for kids. You can use the ideas also for your youngstars afternoon or to visualize your devotionals.
An excel file listing most of the technical terms in the "youngstars" section, to be used as a basis for translations.
Celebrate a Jungschar anniversary with other Jungschars in the region as well as with a festive service.
For the anniversary year of the Jungschar, offer a Chilbi (German: Kirmes/Jahrmarkt).
A children's week on the theme of "time travel"
Going out of our own premises and being present in the village and on its official occasions as a Jungschar
Offering Jungschar in a specific neighborhood in the afternoons to reach new children.
An alternative form of Jungschar.