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See if you can find the hidden pictures in these famous logos.

See if you can find the hidden pictures in these famous logos.

See if you can find the hidden pictures in these famous logos.

Some mascots are fierce. Some are… let’s just say, creatively questionable. In High School or No School – Mascot Edition, you’ll see a parade of mascots flash across the screen—complete with a name and an image. But not all of them are real! Some of these wild mascots are totally made up. Each round, you decide: is it an actual high school mascot somewhere in the world… or is it completely fake? From “The Pretzels” to “The Fighting Pickles,” this game will have your students second-guessing everything they thought they knew about school spirit.

How to Play:
Have students stand in the middle of the room. When a mascot appears on screen, students must decide if it’s real or fake. If they think it’s a real high school mascot, they move to the right side of the room. If they think it’s fake, they move to the left. After everyone makes their choice, reveal the answer on the next slide. Students who get it wrong are out! Keep going until one student remains—or reset each round and just play for fun.

Each question has three options. Hold up 1, 2, or 3 fingers to show which of the three options, YOU think is the right answer. If you are correct stay standing, if you are wrong sit down, and if you cheat… God sees you.

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides

Each question has three options. Hold up 1, 2, or 3 fingers to show which of the three options, YOU think is the right answer. If you are correct stay standing, if you are wrong sit down, and if you cheat… God sees you.

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides

Each question has three options. Hold up 1, 2, or 3 fingers to show which of the three options, YOU think is the right answer. If you are correct stay standing, if you are wrong sit down, and if you cheat… God sees you.

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides

Your group has had their share of holiday desserts, but how well do they know the treats they’ve eaten or heard of? Test their knowledge through this fun trivia game that covers all their favorites (and maybe a weird one or two). Play it as a face-off or as an all-play!

You will be given the name of a real or fictional holiday. Simply decide whether or not the holiday is a real holiday or not.

You will be given the name of a real or fictional holiday. Simply decide whether or not the holiday is a real holiday or not.

You will be given the name of a real or fictional holiday. Simply decide whether or not the holiday is a real holiday or not.

You will be given the name a of specific breed. You simply decide whether it's a horse or a donkey.

Dive into this all-play persuasive debate! Players will be presented with a “hot take” opinion on something and are challenged to present it with passion, whether they agree with it or not. After brief 30 seconds to sway the audience with their arguments, the audience will cast their votes with a simple thumbs up or thumbs down. Get ready to engage, entertain, and unleash some fun in your group… and maybe even use it as an object lesson on the power of persuasion!

Dive into this all-play persuasive debate! Players will be presented with a “hot take” opinion on something and are challenged to present it with passion, whether they agree with it or not. After brief 30 seconds to sway the audience with their arguments, the audience will cast their votes with a simple thumbs up or thumbs down. Get ready to engage, entertain, and unleash some fun in your group… and maybe even use it as an object lesson on the power of persuasion!

How many sides, how many teeth, how many legs? Give it your best shot to determine the right answer!

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides

Start a wild conversation as students hold up their fingers or move from one side of the room to the other to share how sad random situations in life would make them. Don’t worry, though – most of these aren’t heavy but rather frustrating circumstantially. It’s the perfect way to break the ice and engage your whole room as a mixer or a primer to a message on feelings!

Get ready to enter the ultimate debate stage with Hypotheticals – Movie Characters! Each round pits two iconic movie characters against each other in a ridiculous, over-the-top scenario—like “Who would win a bake-off: Darth Vader or Shrek?” or “Who’d survive longer in a zombie apocalypse: Elsa or Indiana Jones?” The crowd doesn’t get to sit this one out! One person is brought up to argue for each character, then the entire room casts their vote by physically moving to the left or right side of the room to show where they stand. It’s funny, it’s fiery, and it’ll have your group passionately defending their favorites in the most absurd situations.

How to Play:

Bring one student from each team on stage to represent each of the two characters shown on screen. Read the hypothetical scenario out loud, then give each student 20–30 seconds to argue why their character would win. Once both sides have argued, the rest of the group votes with their feet—everyone moves to the side of the room that matches the character they think would win. Keep score for each round or just play for fun and laughs!

Can you recognize these car logos? Let's find out.

Can you recognize these car logos? Let's find out.

Can you recognize these car logos? Let's find out.

How well does your group remember the events of 2023? Maybe they do, or maybe they can just guess really well through this multiple choice trivia game that covers everything from pop culture and business headlines to absurd stories and odd events!

In this era of rapid change, have you caught all of the bold breakthroughs in the news? Whether your group knows the story in question or can guess at it, use this fun trivia challenge as an on-stage game or an fun movement icebreaker.

Celebrities are regularly in the news for a variety of reasons. In this star-studded screen game, your players will guess which fact is correct between two choices to keep up with current headlines. This game is packed with famous swagger, and perfect for any trivia night or youth group event where you want your students feeling like an A-lister as they compete for top billing!

Whether you intentionally watch the news or not, we all catch the headlines. See how much you’ve retained from these stories straight out of everyday life, entertainment news, science updates or more...

Students may be famous for being on their devices, but how much have they paid attention to the news about their favorite apps? See how many big headlines they’ve caught as you challenge them to guess via trivia style, move-to-the-side-of-the-room, or call it out as a turn-to-a-friend-and-guess icebreaker.

It's a trivia game about Independence Day... that's about it.

There are sports everyone has heard of, but what about the ones that seem to be so unique they might be made up? See if your group can tell which is a real sport somewhere around the world, and which is made up from a movie, TV show, book or otherwise!