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It’s the ultimate summer showdown! Each slide shows four fan-favorite summer things—popsicles, beach trips, fireworks, you name it—but one of them has to go. Students vote for which one they’d kick to the curb by holding up a finger (1, 2, 3, or 4). Then the host reveals their own pick. Everyone who matches the host’s choice scores 1000 points! Get ready for friendly arguments, big laughs, and some hot takes on what summer fun is truly essential. One has to go!

Watermelon may be the ultimate refreshing snack, but can your students separate the juicy truth from the fruity fibs? Dive into this watermelon-themed true or false screen game and add a splash of fun to your program or event. You’ll find out how much everyone really knows about the fruit… or is it a vegetable? Students will get the chance to guess at that along with other questions that challenge them to pick “true” or “false.” 

Serve up this game as an stage game with one student per round, a player-versus-player showdown, or let the whole group join in on the melon madness. For an extra slice of excitement, serve watermelon slices to the players or teams if they get a question right. Get ready to see who knows their stuff and who’s just full of rind!

Overcoming Elephants in the Room is a series all about how to address some of the biggest issues facing your students. These are issues that we may be unwilling to address because it’s awkward, uncomfortable, or it feels unnecessary. It’s like having an elephant in the room, everyone knows it’s there, but nobody wants to talk about it- it’s weird but it’s daunting, it’s uncomfortable but it’s unavoidable. The best thing to do when there’s an elephant in the room is to call it out, in this series, we’ll do just that!

Which celebrities grew up with parents who were in ministry? See if your group can guess at who comes from great roots. Vote thumbs up or thumbs down to show your answer!

Authors use Pen Names all the time instead of their Real Names. See if you can guess which of these names is a Pen Name or the author's Real Name.

Think you can tell the difference between the name of a scent of perfume and the name of a Crayola crayon? Let's find out.

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

Joy. It’s a good word—a happy word. But it’s often confused with the word happiness. Happiness depends on circumstances, like a fun event or good news, and it can feel just out of reach when things go wrong. Joy, however, is different. As promised in the Bible, joy isn’t tied to emotions or situations. It’s rooted in Christ—real, solid, and lasting—so it endures through fear, pain, and challenges, offering hope no matter what life brings.

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Where did that saying even come from?! Phrase Craze dives into the weird and wild origins of common phrases. Each round will test your students' knowledge (or guessing skills) as they try to figure out which explanation is the real deal. It’s quirky, surprising, and totally fun!

Using the book of Luke, Pictures of Jesus, a 4-week sermon series, will look at four incredible pictures of Jesus, prompting students to a deeper love for and faith in their Savior Jesus.

Can you identify the board game by simple looking at a single game piece?

It’s salty! It’s goopy! It’s cheesy!

Are your students ready to dive into something new? This game is perfect for anyone looking to spice up their game nights with a unique international theme (unless you live in Canada, of course) that's sure to get even the pickiest of appetites salivating. Poutine is cheesy, gravy-covered Canadian goodness… and it’ll put their guessing trivia skills to the test!  

Students will face off, shout from the audience or hold up 1, 2 or 3 fingers to answer questions about Canada’s favorite comfort food - poutine! From its humble origins in Quebec, to its modern-day variations and cultural significance, this game covers it all.

So whether you just use the questions for fun, or turn it into an object lesson by making some actual poutine as a prize for the winners (or, just make it cheese fries), get ready for a fun-filled game that'll create laughter, friendly competition, and of course, plenty of flavor!

Get ready for a fast-paced, color-coded challenge that will test your instincts and knowledge! Primary Colors is the ultimate elimination game where every answer is either Red, Yellow, or Blue—but don't be fooled, it’s harder than it sounds. Contestants will dash to one of three sides of the room based on their answer, hoping they picked the right primary color. Think fast, move fast, and don’t get caught out!


How to Play:
Display a question on the screen where the answer is one of the three primary colors: Red, Yellow, or Blue. Players must quickly choose their answer by running to one of three predetermined zones—Left for Red, Middle for Yellow, and Right for Blue. Once everyone is in place, reveal the correct answer. Anyone in the wrong zone is out and sits down. The game continues with new questions until only one player remains standing. That person is crowned the Primary Colorschampion!

Autumn’s heating up in Quickfire – Fall Edition! This fast-paced circle game puts your reflexes and memory to the test as you race to keep the answers flowing. With fall-themed prompts, it’s all about thinking on your feet before the leaves—and players—start dropping.

How to Play

Players take turns around the circle answering the prompt. If you stall, repeat an answer, or slip up with the wrong word or sound, you’re out. The game keeps moving like falling leaves until only one sharp player remains standing as the winner.

You will be given the top ten best-selling fruits world-wide. Your job is to Rank'em in the correct order starting with the best-selling to the worst-selling of the 10.

You will be given a list of 10 well-known breakfast cereals in random order. Your job is to Rank'em in the correct order in which they were invented, starting with the earliest and ending with the most recent.

You will be given 10 random high-grossing movies. See if you can Rank'em from the highest-grossing to the least.

What was invented first? Rank these famous inventions in the correct order. Good luck!

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 12 games slides

Calling all history buffs! Name these presidents in the order of which they served as president. 

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 12 games slides

Rank these video games by the dates they were released. Let's go! 

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 12 games slides

Ever face off against a big boss, rescue a princess or watched someone do it? Have a blast remembering the classic retro games that made us as you power up from one question to the next!

Video games have become a huge part of our lives, but have you paid attention to all the fun details? Put your knowledge to the test in as you power through one question to the next in this second volume of Retro Games trivia!

Step into the time machine and journey back through the decades with "Retro Trivia" – the ultimate blast from the past game through four iconic decades, each filled with its own unique style and culture. From disco fever to neon lights, grunge rock to Y2K fears, every round is a nostalgic trip down memory lane.

Players are presented with a series of trivia questions, each offering two options to choose from. Will they pick the rad choice or the totally tubular one? Whether you have them play solo or against rivals, turn it into a full-on night of old school fun for everyone!

As a riddle appears on the screen, students race to think fast— whoever shouts the correct answer first earns a point and earns the title of riddle champion for that round. The friendly competition keeps everyone on their toes and focused, eager for the next brain teaser to be shown. Each riddle brings cheers, laughter, and a boost of confidence to the solver—and a spark of determination to the rest. As the points stack up, the energy builds, transforming a simple activity into a lively highlight of your youth gathering.

There are so many classic games we’ve all played, but how well have you paid attention to the official instructions? See if your group can tell where the rule given comes from! If they can’t name it outright, use the hint to trigger their memory! You play this as an all-play, or create teams to face off on who can get it first.