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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. With the help of various people, the participants have to find the werewolves and
The Berliner (also known as the Bernina) is a bivouac made from 8 military sheets. Depending on the luggage, four to six people can sleep in it.
The Spierenstich (or fisherman's knot) is the most common knot used to join two ropes of equal (or similar) thickness. The name " fisherman's knot" is misleading, as this knot, in this form, is not suitable for joining fishing lines.
Who is who? What happened where? Who said what? Test your Bible knowledge and find out what you already know and where you still have gaps. How can you incorporate Bible knowledge into your program? What about participants who don't know anything?
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.
This article describes how you can build a water rocket with simple material, which flies up to 50m high!
In another article, the construction of the launch pad is then described.
The variety of different games with a parachute is enormous and can inspire a large number of children or adults at once. Here you will find all kinds of ideas for different figures and movement sequences. In addition to coordination and cooperation, fun is definitely not neglected in this group game.
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.
The tether knot is suitable for tying people up. It is further developed from the pole knot.
Here you can find an overview of over 850 boys' choir names, collected at the BESJ Team Weekend Ideas Market with over 1000 boys' choir leaders from Switzerland.
Will the groups succeed in preparing an egg with limited materials so that it can withstand a fall from a height of 2 meters?
The devotion was part of the semester topic "The life of Jesus Christ", in which we heard various stories from the life of Jesus. This section dealt with the Bible passages Lk 22:66-24:12 + 24:36-48.
This devotional marked the conclusion of a Pentecost retreat on the book of Esther. The entire theme was explored from the perspective of how God works between the lines in this book.