Only one player at a time can defend each goal. The game starts with the ball being thrown into the center of the field. The rules of this game are the same as soccer, except players sit on the ground, using their hands and feet to move around.Įach team has one side of the playing field to defend. You will also need a way to distinguish between goals or goalposts for either side. You will need an open space, a soccer ball or a yoga ball is ideal. Back to Back Get Upįor this game, the youth will play soccer in the crab position. If they fall off or run out of materials, they are eaten by the alligators and it’s another team’s turn.Īnother version of this game is called “River Crossing” where they have silicone discs like these you can use. They will use what they have to create a makeshift bridge/walkway to the other side. Players will start with everything they can carry in hand and on the starting area. *be careful not to use anything too slick as participants will be jumping from item to item.cardboard boxes (these can be torn apart during the game to create stepping stones.It’s a little bit like “The Floor is Lava” with an alligator twist.Īll you need to play this game is an open area to accommodate all your players and anything you have on hand that participants can use to help them get across the room’s play area. In this simple game, the aim is for players to get across the play area without touching the “swamp filled with alligators”. Here are 50 Youth Group Games for Indoors that are fun and require no prep time!
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