Games are a powerful tool to engage everyone. Even in the most difficult situation, you can see smiles on faces.
Here are some ideas to help you involve kids, teens, youth and families in having fun. You can do the games that everyone knows, adapt or even create new ones.
Also you can learn through games, a really powerful tool.
Experiential learning works on the simple principle that those things we discover for ourselves will be much more deeply learned and able to be used. Experiential learning follows a process. This process was first formalized by a man called David Kolb. There are four different phases that make up the experiential learning process:
- Experience it
- Reflect on it
- Find the message or principle
- Apply it to our lives
A great strategy developed more than 20 years ago was KidsGames, and you can learn how to prepare using this process. You can visit this website to have more ideas https://www.readysetgo.world/en
Have fun and put some smiles on their faces…
Teach some values and the Bible while everyone plays…
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