Youth Games Collection

Played out the front, Team building

The Adjective Game

Description:

This interactive game involves quick thinking, a little guesswork, and teamwork. Prior to the game, plan a list of topics, for example:

  • The fastest - to recite the Lord's Prayer
  • The biggest - number of Bible passages one can recite
  • The furthest - one can throw a paper airplane
  • The smallest - number of tissue packets in a backpack

Instructions:

  1. Divide the participants into groups.
  2. Start by announcing the first part of a topic (like "The fastest...").
  3. Each group must guess what the challenge might be based on the initial clue and select a member who they think is best suited for the anticipated task. Note that each person can only represent the group once until everyone has had a turn.
  4. Then, you announce the specific task (like "...to recite the Lord's Prayer").
  5. The chosen representatives of each group will compete in the given challenge. The group with the winning representative scores a point.
  6. The objective of the game is not just to score points but to encourage communication and camaraderie among group members. It's also a fun way for everyone to learn each other's names.

Target Group:

This game is suitable for all age groups, provided the topics are appropriate for their physical and mental capabilities.