How to Go Wild: Wild Games, Wild Ideas for Outrageous Youth Events
- ISBN-10
- 0908284349
- ISBN-13
- 9780908284344
- Category
- Christian education
- Pages
- 74
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1999-01-01
- Authors
- Andrew Stewart, David Stewart
Description
How to Go Wild tells you all you need to know about how to run a 'Go Wild' event, one of the more successful of current youth event programs. The book shares secrets of classic Go Wild games such as Shower Cap Steal, Volleybomb, Tie Fighters and Poison Airbee. Its legendary stunts such as Peanut Butter Face, Toothpaste Squeeze and Chopstick Spaghetti Pig Out are outlined along with zany theme nights using inner tubes, earth balls, even stockings.An essential resource for youth leaders, How to Go Wild's games work well in any context from small youth group nights to a youth event to camps. Its unique humorous style details stunts, drama, even poetry, inspiring your own sense of creativity and fun. These road tested activities really connect with young people and are guaranteed to keep them talking for weeks afterwards.
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