This is a fun game to play if you like having snowball fights, but do not have any snow.

You’ll need white pantyhose and flour to make the snowballs. You’ll need about 2 snowballs per student.  Here’s how to make the snowballs: Take the pantyhose and cut the two legs apart from each other. Take an 8oz paper cup, fill it with flour and put it into the bottom of the pantyhose leg. Next, tie off the pantyhose with two square knots on top off each other, cut the pantyhose in between the knots. There you have it! A snowless snowball. Repeat the process where the knot is still in the leg until you have used it all. You should get about eight snowballs per leg from “queen size” hose. Feel free to alter this process with different size panty hoses.

Have the group break up into two teams with a brave youth leader as the leader. Split the area of play in half and have the leaders positioned a good ways away from each other in a designated place with only a little room to move around (a circle 4ft across is good). Then have the teams try and hit the other team’s leader. If a person is hit with a snowball while on the enemies side, they have to drop their snowball and return to their territory. The team that ends up with the leader that has less flour on them is the winner. To make the game a little more interesting, surprise everyone by entering water ballons in as ammunition half-way through the game.

 

Thanks to Pastor2Youth.com for lending us this game!

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Dr. Ryan Nielsen is currently the Sr. Pastor at First Baptist Church in Quincy, CA. Ryan has a long history of youth ministry experience with his call to Youth Ministry beginning in 1991 as a Freshman in College where he was hired as the Youth Pastor at Armenian Christian Fellowship of Orange County. Since that time, Ryan spent 20 years working in youth ministry in California, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, and also in Denmark. In 1995, he started his own youth ministry website, pastor2youth.com, which resources individuals in more than 165 countries around the world! Ryan has his B.A. In English Literature from Whittier College, his M.A. In Youth and Family Ministry from Denver Seminary, his M.Div and his Doctorate degree from Fuller Seminary. He moved to Quincy in 2011 with his wife, Christianna, who is a First Grade Teacher. Ryan married Christianna in 2005 and they adopted their two daughters, Magali and Miley in December 2010.

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