So I haven't played my 360 for months the last game I played was left 4 dead

I only have 2 games for my 360 Left 4 dead and GTA (I have lost and damned too)

Most games that came out like street fighter 4, prototype I bought for ps3

Halo 3, Call of Duty if you like shooters
or you can wait until the end of the year for all the new and promising games that will come out, such as Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Halo 3 ODST and Assassins Creed 2

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Im turning 14 this year and im having a Survivor party.About 10 people will be coming. Instead of teams it's going to be every man for himself with one winner at the end.

My birthday is in winter and I have no idea what the weather will be like. Any ideas on individual games we can play inside and outside?

well, I suggest this game but its probably more fun with 12+ players:

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/25821

maybe a game where you all are given bubble wrap and who ever thinks they popped all the bubbles first wins. (the judge would make sure all the bubbles are popped)

survivor typically has endurance types games. you could all stand on a post or whatever

I love the survivor games with sling shots and plates…

darts against a board with balloons.. whoever pops the most?

closest to the pin type games (like horshoes or bean bags, whatever)

ever done an egg toss? two rows of people. after each throw and catch one row takes a step back. keep going until all the eggs have broken.

also balancing an egg held by a spoon in your mouth race

just some ideas. no one should be voted out, everyone should get to play every game but the top scorer is the ultimate survivor.

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I am in the middle of my fruit of the spirit unit with my elementary age children's church class and have run out of ideas for games, crafts or other activities.

It needs to be activities that are easy to set up and cost little to no money. I go to a small church, we have a small kid's room and I have an even smaller budget.

We have already discussed love, joy, peace and patience.

We will be discussing kindness this coming Sunday.

Plant a fruit tree for each virtue…. or better yet let them start with a seed! Mustard seeds work great!

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Im working out there for 12 months, and would really appreciate games, activities, teaching ideas etc
i will be teaching classes of up to 60 with ages ranging from 13 – 23.

thanks for your help!

Well especially in African countries where a lot of the culture and history is based in oral tradition, it might be nice to incorporate some of that. You could put on a play, a Ugandan play of course, and everyone could be involved in it. You could also assign presentations where the students have to tell a story about themselves or their lives, their childhood. Not only would you be strengthening the class room, you would also be strengthening the community. Having a cultural outlet to express oneself in is necessary for rebuilding a war-stricken community. Show and tell is pretty decent too. Obviously if you want to incorporate English writing activities then you could do translations of local folk songs into English or instead translating a Shakesperean play into a Ugandan version. Start a school paper, where the editor changes weekly. Interactive learning is the best kind of learning for adults. There's all sort of fun things you could do. For instance, you could have them act out a guy trying to pick up a girl at bar, using only future tense and 6 words out of the assigned vocabulary of that week. Well I could go one forever, but I hope this helps. Good luck! They say that Africa changes you in the deepest of ways, enjoy it.

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Hello!
I am planning a staff Christmas party. There will be 26 of us. And we are going to a bar (with a private room) for a nice meal and drinks. As well as a secret Santa (steal this gift exchange). But I needs some ideas for fillers and games to play so ppl can win prizes.

Let me know! Thanks

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1216812/christmas_time_games_a_fun_family_game.html?cat=25

Here is a game my family plays every Christmas, and usually more. Depending on where you hold the party, a treasure hunt is a lot of fun.

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hey ok so im supposed to plan for my church youth group this week, im jus looking for some inspiration cuz its really hard to think of things that we havnt done before.

so i was wondering if anyone had any good origional ideas games activies on what we could do..some examples of things you may have done at your own group in the past and worked really well would be great! thankz would really appreciate any help i can get =]

Hi! Here are a few things I did when I was involved with youth group years and years ago.

1) We had ski trips, trips to amusement parks and so forth.
2) Dodgeball was always fun.
3) Karaoke night was a blast. Everyone voted on the winner and they got to pick the activity for the next week. We did that once every couple months.
4) We did a lot of volunteer/charity work. One time we planned an outing to a cancer ward at a hospital for kids. We basically told them stories and things of that nature. It was very sad, but the kids loved it and that was the point.
5) We also made a quilt for some charity (I can't remember what.) The idea was that for $5 someone could purchase a square in the quilt. We donated the money once we were finished and the quilt was hung up where everyone could see it. We got a local store to donate the cloth to us so that was free.

Anyway, hope that helped!

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It doesn't matter if it prevented, I have run out of ideas for games.

i'm in the same situation! my bf really likes this game where you ask each other awkward questions. just things about sex, or anything. i run out of questions though, but it definitely sparks up some fun conversations

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If you were planning a baby shower what would you do? Any creative ideas for games, decorations, etc…?

Have a floral centerpiece created, and then have a bunch of baby items put on picks and inserted into the bouquet (little nail clippers, a baby hair brush, baby booty socks, etc.).

Games: Remove labels from baby food jars, but number or code the jars. Pass them around and see if guests can identify the food. YUCK! You could even open them and allow for sniffing.

Theme: If this isn't the mom's only shower, you could host a book shower. Everyone gifts the mom with their favorite book from childhood (or motherhood) and as the gift is opened, the giver tells why it was her choice.

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I am planning a b-day party for my 3yr old in our backyard and I am looking for some fun games and activities. The theme will include Thomas The Train and the circus. There will be about 6 to 8 kids between 2 and 6 years. Any ideas?

duck, duck, goose
musical chairs
mother may I
pinata
red light green light
freeze dance

circus games:
bean bag toss
tin can alley (throw balls at can/bottle and try to knock them down)
face painting
fish pond
balloon animals

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