Hong Kong leader Game training

One of my favorite days was the day we taught their leaders some games to play for Game Time. The reason we did this is because they don't have a lot of space to play games and they had a lot of kids. Also, they have more of a rectangular place to do game time and Awana uses a square. We taught them how to set up a rectangle and an oval so they could play the official Awana Games and we also taught them a lot of games that they could do with lots of people, in a small space and with little to no equipment. The reason this was one of my favorite days was because I could tell that the leaders were eager to learn these games so that the kids could have fun. It was great to see them so interested. It also made me determined to have fun with my group of girls instead of standing on the sidelines. Below are some pictures of the games training.

This is us playing the human knot.

This is the hand slap game which I can't remember the name of and which is too complicated to explain ;)

This is cup stacking

Hong Kong- 7th-12th Grade

We played some different games with the 7th-12th graders but we did the same lessons. Below are some pictures of the 7th-12th graders

This is the whole group. There were 13 kids

This is Andy trying to get an oreo from his eye into his mouth without using his hands.

Hong Kong

As I am just now finishing my posts about Hong Kong I can't exactly remember what happened on each day. However, after the 3-4th graders we had fifth and sixth graders and JV-Varsity (7-12th grades.) The camps were all the same and we had a lot of fun with all of them. Below are some pictures of the fifth and sixth graders.

This is the whole group. I think there were around thirty or so

This is Caleb and my group (with Matthew jumping in)