Three Camp Games

 

Roberta here with some fun camp games to play. We did all three of these this morning at craft camp (it was a special outdoor fun day today). I hope you like them as much as I did!

 

Game 1: Wacky Words

This was a warm up game and it was a lot of fun! The counselor called out a word that was three or more letters long and each team (there were five teams of four kids each) wrote it on the left side of a piece of paper. They then wrote the same word backwards on the right side. Then we tried to make words by filling letters in the middle. This is how one of ours turned out:

 

 It’s not as easy as it first looks! Also, we had a time limit of only two minutes! 

Game 2: Veggie Soup

In this game, everyone was named one of four vegetables: carrot, potato, cucumber or bean. Everyone was seated on a chair in a circle to begin the game, and then one kid got up and called the name of a vegetable (like “carrots!”). All the carrots had to get up from their seat, run into the middle of the circle and then run back to find a chair. Whoever was left standing called another vegetable name. If the kid called “Veggie soup!” we all had to get up, run into the middle and then find a new chair. We stopped when we got REALLY tired!

 

Game 3: Mystery Kid

I really liked this game! Everyone stood in a circle. One kid was ‘it’. The kid who was ‘it’ secretly chose a kid in the circle. We were able to ask ‘it’ questions about the chosen kid, to try and figure out who it was. As we asked questions, kids sat down if they didn’t fit the description. For instance, the first question we asked was “is it a boy?” and kid who was it said “no”, so all the boys sat down. The next question was “does the kid have a skirt on?” and the kid who was it said no, so all the girls in skirts sat down. We kept playing until only one kid was left standing: me! I got to be the next ‘it’!

17 Responses to Three Camp Games

  1. cupcakegirl6 says:

    Those are good. Games!;)

  2. kirstyn says:

    thats so cool u get to do all that stuff peace-out-kirstyn

  3. BuffaloGirl14075 says:

    What great games! They keep your mind and body working. I’m going to suggest playing these at our family reunion where there will be bunches of kids. Thanks Roberta for some wonderful ideas.

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