Equipment: Nothing
Stolen from: Matt from Emerge and Sue Blaylock
Split the group into two teams. The leader says something like "Bring me a... shoelace" and the teams race each other to bring the leader what she asks for. The winning team is the one who wins the most rounds.
Examples of things to bring might be a watch, a trainer, a smelly sock, a 20p coin, an earring, a leader wearing red, a 3 course meal, or anything else you fancy being brought over.
Bring me a...
Friday, May 2, 2008
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