Game

Summary

A game about the passage of the people of Israel through the Red Sea. Using methods from the game "Snakes & Ladders". Can be done indoors and outdoors.

The story of Moses from his birth to his calling. An adventure program packed into a 'game of life'-type ladder game with a cool twist. Easily adaptable to different team/participant sizes.

"Settlers of Canaan" is a cooperative-active parish game based on "Settlers of Catan".

The camp concept is based on the two stories "Not Like Robbers" and "Jolima and the Road to Evergreen".

The trading game was developed for the ABÖJ East camp "Survival in the Bush", based on the book Bruchko by Bruce Olson.

The classic game Cards against Humanity with its black humor is available in all possible variations. Now also available in a youngsters' version and a little more suitable for children.

Game about the people of Israel in the Sinai desert and the golden calf.

Terrain games with color / many colored dots

Elisha no longer has his servant Gehazi. So we help him with his work. This includes collecting the wool in the forest. Suddenly a rabbit comes hopping up and claims that the wool belongs to him.

-two teams - Flowers and Bees

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

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

The game gives participants the opportunity to explore the lands of Africa.

This night game allows participants to experience creation up close in a playful way and ends in "Paradise" with a delicious chocolate fondue.

The well-known game of Werewolf is usually played in a circle in the evening. This game is a variation of that game, but the frame is opened up and the game is played all day long.

A quarterly program for teenagers based on the book "Hochwürden Pappino geht k.o.", in which "the shreds fly"

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

This terrain game is based on the card game "Die Werwölfe von Düsterwald" (also known as "Werwölflä"). It should be played in a village or town.

David trusted in God, and so he defeated the lion, the bear, and the Goliath. But he also knew how to aim with his slingshot.

Circle game. Similar game to "Fox, who stole the goose?", only more polite.

Items needed:

sashes or balloons

space, the more people the bigger

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

children|mission|day

Summer camp in 3 parts

incl. interesting facts about the Babylonians

materials needed: blanket or large piece of cloth

Age of participants: minimum 7

Number of players: 5

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