20–30

Create and play a creative commercial so that every child has the opportunity to contribute their ideas.

Make an orienteering course with the Bible. This article shows you how to make an orienteering event where the participants are led through different Bible passages to the next post.

age: from 13 years old

number of participants: 10-20

materials needed: none

Fun variation of tag

Finding your way as a team through a playing field where you don't even know the way!
Encourage each other and make decisions.

Get to know each other through play and become familiar with each other.

To walk the world without eyesight is a challenge for those who are not used to it. There is a lot to discover here. For the participants, this can be a real adventure

A simple game idea with great effect.

Everyone is asked to complete the common task of keeping the ball in the air.

If you are a large team in which it often happens that individuals are absent from meetings, it is practical if a protocol is written for the meeting.

Playing Human Soccer with Asterix and Obelix.

Offer a children's week at the public outdoor pool.

Local camp:

A water Olympics in the swimming pool is a good way to make other children aware of our Jungschar.

Fun variation on a well-known game.

Very fun to do at a bonte evening or as a component for a hexathlon.
Fits well into a program about the senses.

This is an icebreaker game designed to help participants learn each other's names in a new group in a fun way.

A program is presented for a local camp. The Robinson theme is incorporated into the devotions, quiet times, games, excursions and experiences. 

A peaceful outdoor game for everyone—Theme: 

Bringing God’s Light Out into the World

This article is from the Forum magazine.

Participants are divided into two teams.

The participants form a circle.

Semester program featuring 7 devotionals on the life of Nehemiah the builder.

A game with lots of movement

Dips are a quick, tasty, healthy, and appealing snack that you can easily prepare together with your YS group.

Questionnaire with which group participants can evaluate their group.

This is a fun game to warm up. Practical side effect: the group gets to know each other in a completely new way.

Which group will be the first to escape from the prison with the self-knotted rescue rope? This is a movement-intensive terrain game in which you collect, buy and run for all you're worth.

How well do you know the people of the Bible and in what circumstances and situations they lived? Find out here in a playful way.

8 detailed young people's afternoons on the topic of Israel in Egypt