Some sabo ideas..Eric..we wish you were here..
Friday, July 28, 2006
IT IS A TOP SECRET MISSION for [s.U.R.f.]2..MISSION: 'HAVE YOU BLOGGED?'Howdy dear dear surfers, we are getting a move with the sabo plans! btw, Eric..please forgive us, Bro..we are trying hard to make you not forget us ever! and yes, we wish you were here..muahahahaha..
These ideas are from a Youth ministry website..more to come in future posts, watch this space :D!...
The Yolk's on you!
Teens will have a chance to crack a raw egg over the head of any leader they choose (warn leaders before hand) with no repercussions..other than the fact that they also have a chance of being the one egged. You will need 6 raw eggs and 6 hard boiled eggs (or as many as you have students). Separate them and make sure you know which is which. Each student picks a leader to challenge. The MC of the game holds one of each egg in his hands (1 raw, 1 hardboiled) and lets them pick. The leader and student stand face to face and, on the count of three, smack the egg on its side on the forehead of the other person. For a fun ending have two leaders or two married leaders go for it but, without them knowing, give them both raw eggs.Also a great game at a retreat or early in the year as students are trying to get to know their leaders. Have fun and get cracking!
(Variation: We will make sure Eric is the only one who kerna the unboiled eggs...ewwwww...:O)
Fear Factor/Faith Factor:
How about an evening where we host our own Fear Factor competition..and utterly sabo Eric..while letting him compete with JonChong and James..LOL!
Round 1: Mustard Marshmallows
Have contestants lay on their backs. Place a chair at the head of each contestant with volunteers from the audience standing on the chairs. The volunteers dip marshmallows in mustard, hold their arm straight out and drop them to the contestant's mouth below them. The top contestants to catch and eat the most mustard marshmallows move on to the next round.
Round 2: Clothespin Slime
Fill two kiddie pools with slime or green jello (mix flour, water, and green food coloring). Drop in a ton of clothespins. Have contestants pull clothespins out with their feet and pin them somewhere on themselves.
Round 3: Worms & Pennies
Contestants must place their hands in a bucket of live worms and find as many pennies (pre-placed) at the bottom as they can. The top 4 move on to Round 4.
Round 4: Fear Factor Cuisine
Fill a large bowl with your choice of sardines, pigs feet, or frog legs (purchased at most supermarkets). We recommend a certain amount - like 10. Place another empty container at the other end of the room. The student has a designated amount of time to grab a sardine (or whatever you choose to use) in their mouth, run across the room and drop it into the empty container. They must transfer as many food items as possible in the amount of time given but can only transfer one at a time. The first 3 to transfer their 10 items across the room go on to Round 5.
Round 5: Slimy Slip & Slide
Take a Slip and Slide and pour buckets of slime over it (flour, water, and green food coloring). The students slide through the slime, grab a flag at the other side and bring it back to where they started. They can only grab one flag at a time and must get as many as they can within a designated amount of time. The fastest two times go to Round 6.
Round 6: Board Walk
Use a stopwatch or watch with seconds hand for this competition. Secure a 2x4x16 board on top of a few cement blocks (not too high; you don't want a law suit!). Tie several football flags to the 2x4. Have the students walk across it, reach down and pull off as many flags as they can, while being sprayed from all sides with super soakers. If they fall off they are eliminated. The one to walk across the quickest and with the most flags wins the Fear Factor Event.
TaDa..just some ideas for us to chew on..let the brain juices flow..it will be a sabo Eric will never forget..ciao guys..c yall tonite! (Wang wang..blessed birthday and all the best..4 tonite at Teenz..*shudddddeeerrrrr*...) :p