Resource Category: Crowd-breakers

Here is another bible trivia power point that I used with my students

This a bible trivia power point that was created after downloading and using the original "In The Book #1" trivia by Russell Revels

This video makes for a good opener to a youth service.. Very fun and about worship. Hope it gives you a laugh also!

Use this tool to jumpstart your next committee meeting. It can serve as an icebreaker for a meeting, and it will also help generate new ideas during brainstorming sessions.

We had two students at every door passing out a small scrap piece of paper and a pencil to every student. We told all the students to finish the sentence on paper. If I was a King for a day….then they finished the sentence. Students didn’t have to puRead More…

We had two teams of 5. I chose outgoing students. I grabbed 5 different hats from the Kids Church room. The hats were country straw hat, sailor, clown, solider, and etc. One person from each team had 20 seconds to become that character (and be funny) aRead More…

Funny crowd breaker to make them laugh a little.

A list of Christmas games. Could be used for party or as crowdbreakers.

Fun game for youth Christmas parties

God does extraordinary things through ordinary people. In this series we will examine the Christmas story and see how God used ordinary people as main characters in the greatest story every told. To the world this was unexpected.

A quick icebreaker…

Would be a fun game to use during a media series, etc.

Bible Jeopardy. Adjustable categories.

An in depth look at how pushing the boundaries caused Humpty Dumpty his life…

PPT Game questions about the bible.

Powerpoint game

Game requiring students to guess if an item did or did not sell on ebay and for how much.

This is a simple crowd-breaker that I used to illustrate balance before our Wednesday night discussion.

You pass a roll of toilet paper out and tell them to take as much as they want. After that they have grabbed the toilet paper they want you tell them that the amount of squares they took is the amount of things they must tell about themselves.

Pop Culture vs. Biblical HeritageWhich do our kids know better? This is a really fun, interactive crowdbreaker that serves as a devotion/sermon point.

Games I did at MO Youth Convention. Good for large groups

Back to school game

Christmas party game