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A cross-country game for 52 children that lasts approx. 90 minutes.

One semester is done and the next quarter is starting. But with which topic?

Here are a few suggestions.

Risk management is a systematic process for "identifying and assessing risks, and managing responses to identified risks" (Wikipedia). The aim is to ensure a high level of safety for your volunteers and leaders at all Jungschar events.

Risk management is a systematic process for assessing risks and managing responses to them (Wikipedia).

In experiential education, personality and social skills are to be developed and trained through group experiences.

Soon we meet for the joint departure to the "New World", as America is also called at this time. Are you prepared for adventure and western life? We are looking forward to our time together!

The timetable contains in detail all the points that need to be clarified and distributed in advance during a camp preparation.

The template has been used for two camps so far (Regiolager 2006 in Trun and Sola 2011 in DE).

This article is about how you can raise money for your work.

Here are a few ideas and tips for writing articles.

Achja: As with every other article on the YoungstarsWiki: Additions are welcome!

Many different ideas or suggestions of ideas for young people's groups in the city.

Invitations contain the necessary information about your events, such as meeting place and time. They serve on the one hand to inform your youth about upcoming events and on the other hand as a simple means to invite outsiders.

Disciplined behaviour is extremely important in a Jungschar. Only in this way is it possible to run programs in such a way that they are fun for (almost) everyone. And only this way it is possible to do activities with a little higher risk with the children. In these situations we have to be able to rely on them.

Colored snow sculptures isn't that even something special?

Here's a recipe for how to make gummy bears with kids

Polar bears can be quite dangerous, every Inuit - that's the right name for Eskimos - knows that and gets into his igloo as quickly as possible. This is also the case in this game, in which two groups represent the polar bears and the Inuit, respectively.

The snow is on fire, the snow is on fire!!! Can this be true?

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A game of Fangis that requires a bit of team spirit.

Boxes can be made out of paper, and if desired, they can also be used in connection with a devotional.