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The circle bundle is a knot used to connect two bars that are perpendicular to each other.
Information about copyrights and when you are allowed to put a song on the YoungstarsWiki.
The team success factors form a model in which the most important aspects of teamwork are highlighted. If there are problems in the team, these criteria can be used to investigate the causes.
Chain trapping is similar to pair trapping, with the difference that you don't separate.
The management cycle is a guideline for rational action. This usually leads to solid results in the medium to long term in all areas of children and youth work.
How can I take good photos? This article has some tips on how to do that.
A little gimmick, especially for younger children.
Whoever has done it before knows that explaining and leading games is not always the easiest task. The following tips and instructions should help you to become even better at it
Mörderlis is a very simple group game.
The players stand in a circle.
Various variations on how to form teams for games, for example.
A collection of good ideas for JS afternoons that don't belong to any particular quarterly theme.
A relatively large amount of money can be saved in certain areas with little effort at Jungschar camps.
In the game "The king wishes..." two groups fight for the king's favour. It's all about reaction, speed and a bit of luck. Action and fun is certainly present in this game!
The sheet hitch is a suitable knot to connect unequal thicknesses.
The Spierenstich (or fisherman's knot) is the most common knot used to join two ropes of equal (or similar) thickness.
The figure-eight knot (often simply called the “figure-eight”) is one of the most commonly used and important knots in rope wor
It is very difficult to estimate how much load a rope may be subjected to.
The ladder game in large format works similar to the normal one.
Knots are used wherever you work with rope and string. This article provides an overview and is intended to encourage you to learn the most important knots by heart.
Camp themes are an important part of youth camps. It’s worth taking the time beforehand to carefully consider what theme the camp will focus on.
It might be just the thing for crafting activities in winter!
The goal is to acquire as many adjacent plots of land as possible—ones with the highest possible value—and ultimately to have the most resources.
The goal of the game is to be the first to knock down your wall. You do this by crossing out the bricks in the wall (poster).
In this game, the goal is to collect as much money as possible. The one who has accumulated the most money has won.
Reflection is about looking back and thinking about what you did and how.
This game is ideal for fun-filled evenings. However, aside from entertaining the audience, it doesn't really have a specific goal ("a game just for fun").