30–100

On various topics, costume contests can be made with the children. The disguises are made from everyday materials such as newspaper and tape.

Make an edible snake out of a sandwich.

The snake is suitable, for example, for:

-A jungle program / festival

-An animal / creation program

A fun and engaging program, for several consecutive EPA afternoons, that allows us to follow the stories of the Bible under a magnifying glass and find the lesson in them

-two teams - Flowers and Bees

-three fields - The Meadow, The Middle Ground and The Hive

- x=/number of people/ = half a team

Fancy a weekly game among the kids at camp?

Implementation of the well-known game "On the road": the groups (forwarders) transport various goods between stations (towns) with wheelbarrows, ladder wagons...

Circle game with physical action.

A circle game and word search game.

Cool custom t-shirt dyeing with the youngsters!

 

An outdoor game for 20 - 500 people, takes about 2-5 hours  

Play fitness training - group competition with self-invented fitness exercises

- An afternoon for all Jungschar ages
- 12 posts to set records and prove courage

A variation of black man or great white shark.

A fast-paced relay-like running game that requires only three balls.

A short pants bag game that can be played well with multiple participants.

Items needed:

sashes or balloons

space, the more people the bigger

A little guessing game that requires no preparation.

There are families who have rented a house in a poor district. Every month the landlord comes and demands the rent. They can earn money by doing various legal jobs (e.g.

It's a game of pantsack where the main thing is to laugh and everyone wins.

15 puzzles on stories from the Old Testament. They are suitable as a supplement to Bible studies in school lessons, children's services, Sunday school, youth group lessons and camps

At a family retreat, you can play AUTODORF-RALLEY for a change.

Frisbee games can be played anytime and almost anywhere.

An X-Athlon provides an answer to the question: how do you engage groups of children in a challenging and varied way without too much material expense?

Your camp participants should have many play options and opportunities available to them in the non-programmed time in camp ("marginal times") in self-selected play groups, in pairs or alone

Enterprises are larger games and sporting events in camp, such as:

- Olympiads
- Games tournaments
- Major competitions
- Games festivals

Citygame

Teens must earn points for their group by getting a stamp from the marked stops.

Time the kids with a mega scrabble!

The Adventure Camp post run will "de-ice" your teens, too