Youth Group Games and Activities

Players say "zip" one at a time -- fast -- keeping their teeth completely covered ...

THE GAME: Give each player a note card and pen. Instruct them to list three of their favorite hobbies or things to do and not share what they've written. Ask them also to draw a picture (stick figures are fine) or identify...

THE GAME: Give participants colored paper and markers. Ask them to create a personalized license plate or bumper sticker that reflects their personality and interests.

THE GAME: Designate two leaders to hold the blanket up like a curtain and split remaining players into two groups. Place one group on each side of the blanket. Each group quietly chooses one person to kneel close to the blanket.

Ten 'Dot Race' style tracks designed to engage and involve your students.

An 8-step Recovery Program Providing Lifelong Tools for Students with Pain and Addiction

THE GAME: Divide the group into two teams (splitting into teams of boys and girls works well if numbers are even) and ask players to sit. Ask each person to write his or her first name on a slip of paper and fold it in half....

Insights into What Teenage Guys Are Really Like

Insights into What Teenage Girls Are Really Like

THE GAME: Have each participant write down one question he or she would like to ask anyone in the group (and that would be willingly answered).