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This game is an off-road game that can be played in an open meadow as well as in the forest.
This is a game where children can play very creatively. It is suitable for environments where the children have a large selection of craft materials. And the forest is particularly suitable for this.
Encourage the teens' existing creativity and let it come to the fore by planning, designing and realizing a joint project. It is possible and sensible to let the teens themselves work out the type and execution of a project in the competition. The joint realization of the project should lead to a sense of achievement, which encourages more creative activities (project can be combined with public relations work!)
A tarp is a very practical thing—or rather, a square one, which is quite handy. It measures 1.65 by 1.65 meters and weighs 1.25 kg. However, this article is less of a technical analysis and more of a reflection. A reflection on tarps? Yes, it’s an attempt to apply an object used in various youth organizations to spiritual life. Important: These are reflections in this specific context. The intention is not for you to adopt this devotional word-for-word. Perhaps you’ll find other points of connection, or it will inspire you to use other everyday objects in your devotions as well.
This article tells some interesting facts about the Bible.
This article presents a terrain game in which the aim is to supply the citizens of a town with food and water.
An easy game and perfect as an Ice Breaker at the start of some activity.
Role play around career choice, job interviews, bullying and career.
These topics are brand new to our teens as well. We play the serious case in a not quite serious way.
Dusk is a special time in the forest. One has the feeling that silence returns to the forest. Probably this impression is based on the fact that the bird calls gradually disappear. But of course there is no peace in the forest, because now begins for many animals the actually active time of day.
A quarterly program for teenagers based on the book "Hochwürden Pappino geht k.o.", in which "the shreds fly"
Basic Course 1 - 4 by Peter Blaser, instructions for 8 days of quiet time with texts from the Epistle of Peter
Whether in the Sola, on a normal Jungschar afternoon or on a team outing, a cosy fire should almost never be missing. But which leader does not know it, that he quickly reaches for kindling cubes due to lack of knowledge or lack of time and inwardly knows: "I have sinned against the Jungschar law!" :)
Well this booklet can't give you extra time making a fire, but it can give you tips and tricks on how to make a fire survival style.
These topics are covered:
- What are the regulations/laws of fire making?
- Different natural tinder (tinder sponge/birch bark etc.)
- Different spark generators (ignition steel, fire drill etc.)
- Fire forms (pyramid, layered fire)
- Fire drilling
- Different dishes for over the fire
The booklet is very good for personal use, for leaders but also for children.
Have fun reading through it and then maybe making a fire.
A challenging and unconventional weekend planned by leaders for other leaders.
This article is a Forum Magazine article and is attached in full as a pdf below - only excerpts are reproduced here.
"Meh Dräck" is Swiss German, in German: "More dirt"
Teenagers create one or more circus shows
Data:
- age group 7-14
- Outside, but around where you gather
- One or two leaders
- Up to 15 minutes
An interesting game idea for 4 players
A collection of good ideas for JS afternoons that don't belong to any particular quarterly theme.