TEAM GAMES listed for you. Take a look, consider who and what age the games are aimed at, then adapt and enjoy them. There are great ideas using balloons, balls, old socks, bits of scrap paper, if you cannot find one that suits what you are looking for, then simply adapt one from Party-Games-4-Free. This website is here as a guide, you will know what is best for your group. To encourage a team to work together, first take them out of their comfort zone, give them a tricky, stupid, easy, fun thing to do as a challenge, and see who shines. I wish Sir Alan would do this at the final. A simple "rock, paper, scissors" would sort out all those egos.
JIGSAW PUZZLE GAME
Take a large picture out of a book or magazine and cut it into several pieces, the size of piece will depend on the age of child, who will be playing.
JIGSAW PUZZLE STEAL
All the jigsaw pieces should be placed face down on the floor, there is no need to hand out any pieces to the individual groups.
VOLLEY SOCK SKITTLE
A game for two teams, best played over a volleyball net.For this game, you will need plastic cups and clean socks Rolled into balls.
SECRET CHALK RUGBY
starts with one player from each team secretly holding a coloured piece of chalk, their mission is to get past the opposition and Mark an”X” on the paper.
CHALK CORNER X
A chalk square is drawn in front of the teams. The same size, for each team. Each team is given a number and each team will have one piece of chalk, a different colour for each team.
BALL HAT DUCK SURPRISE
For this game, you will need a large inflatable beach ball, one or two hats a smaller softball and a surprise item of whatever is available for example doll ,action man, frozen peas, jumper.
