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Diesen Samstag verbrachtet wir bei bestem Wetter am Lake Lurleen bei den Boy Scouts Olympics. Die Kinder hatten großen Spaß bei den verschiedenen Spielen. Hierbei ging es auch wirklich nur um den Spaß. Wer der Gewinner war, war letztendlich völlig unwichtig. Und die verschiedenen Spiele waren genau das, was Kindern in diesem Alter Spaß machte. Hier ein paar Eindrücke und Spielideen dazu:

„Fishing“

„Tug of war“ – kids versus adults.

„Nuclear Reactor“: The team must transport an „unstable nuclear reacor“ to a safe site.

„Can Knockdown“: Each Scout is given a water sprayer and a set of cans, which are set-up an appropriate distance away. The Scouts compete to see which is able to knock over their set of cans the quickest.

„Spraying the leader“ – always fun!

„Toilet Paper Dodgeball“: Game played with taped rolls of toilet paper. Each team tries to knock over pins on the other side’s team.

„Having a break.“

„Ooblick Relay“: Each team gets a bucked of „ooblick“, which is corn starch mixed with water. It will act like a solid before being held, but once a Scout has it in his hands, it will act more like a liquid. In relay style, each team must transport „ooblick“ from their team’s starting bucket to their bucket at the finish line.

„Water Balloon Relay“: The team must transport as many water balloons from the start line to the finish line as possible.

„Shooting the leader with water balloons.“

„Whip Cream and Bubble Gum Competition“: Without using their hands, Scouts – or daddys – must find a piece of bubble gum in a pile of whip cream. The first Scout to blow a bubble with the gum wins.

„Soakable Water Bombs“: Chasing each other around with soakable water bombs.

„Nuke’em“: A teamwork game that is similar to volleyball.

 … what a day!