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Read our list of 28 of the best indoor youth group games that you can introduce to your next event, including a description of how to play each game.
If your adult leaders are looking for the best youth group games for indoors then you’re in luck! This list of indoor group games is perfect for youth ministry, youth camps, PE, summer camp, school events, party games, and more!
The first home will provide an appetizer and a fun game for the youth. The second home will provide the main meal, a devotional time, and games. The third home will offer a dessert, followed by more youth games and prayer to finish the evening.
HEADS OR TAILS. All you need for this game is a single coin. Then… Have everyone stand up. Ask them to pick heads or tails. If they choose heads, they’ll need to put their hands on their heads.
We have 50 of them, and they are all no prep youth group games! Perfect for groups as little as 3 and as big as 100. Check out these 50 no prep youth group games that are not dodgeball!
Here are some simple, easy games and activities that can be done indoors with minimal preparation. Most of these activities require very little space, so they’re perfect for small groups at a youth ministry or large gatherings of youth leaders at youth camps. And best of all, these fun indoor games they can also be played at home!
Looking for fun activities for youth groups that you can do indoors and still have a blast? These ideas are perfect for large and small groups.
In this article, we will explore some fun indoor youth group games you can play when it's cold, rainy, or just not possible for your youth to be outside.
These trendy and easy indoor youth group games for teens are fun for building connections and engagement with your church group.
Game Instructions. Social Distancing Friendly. Pass The Emotion. Category: Icebreaker, Quick Game, Easy To Play, Silly Games. Participants Needed: 5+. Synopsis: Pass The Emotion is a quick to pull off game that will have your youth laughing at each other’s expressions, and maybe learning a thing or two about one another.