The group stands in the middle of a room (or if outside, between two markers eg cones). one wall/marker is nominated 'true' and the other 'false'.
The leader reads a statement, eg 'bats aren't actually blind'. On 'Run!' the kids must run for whichever side they think is correct - true or false - and whoever reaches the correct wall/marker first wins. STAYING IN THE CENTRE IS NOT AN OPTION. Disqualify stragglers if necessary.
Tally the winners on a board and award the overall champion a prize.
Alternatively, the kids who choose the wrong answer are eliminated, and only the correct side continue to the next round.
This game can also be played with bible teaching, eg 'All twelve apostles were Jews' etc.
Submitted by Jana on 22 May 2011 12:00:00
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best game I have read on this site so far. Thanks!!
Suprbbb game to play....
Thanks so much for this idea. An idea to consider: in addition to using Bible trivia ("the 10 commandments were written on both sides of the tablets" - true, Ex 32:15; "Adam and Eve sinned by eating the forbidden apple" - false, Bible only says "fruit"), we're planning to include trivia about the youth group leaders (e.g. "Jeremy is colour blind").
Good way for the youths to know their leaders better and inject additional humour into the game, especially when the facts are quirky!
Does the group congregate back to the middle of the room for each question?
Thanks so much! This game sounds awesome! Can't wait to play this with the kids!
Puzzles in groups are great too
I did check my post
I have just read the instructions to this game haven't played it yet... But I kno it's gonna be awesome and fun.