This Sunday school game focuses on the Book of Judges. The [tag]Book of Judges[/tag] 1-3 shows four times when the Israelites forgot about God and worshiped the idols of neighboring people – beginning only one century after leaving Egypt.
Sunday School Game: “Peer Pressure Game”
(Teacher words in BOLD.)
Nice and good are two different things. You want your best friends to be GOOD. Or like the Israelites, you won’t see the subtle differences. And you’ll be led astray too.
Directions:
Have one child get in the center of a circle. Have her classmates facing outward. They should keep their hands at their sides. As their backs are to her, they should not be able to see her.
When you say, “Go!” she can wait to fool people or she can try to make a break for it. The game is for her to get outside the circle before the two people she pushes through can tag her. The rule is that she has to have at least one foot on the floor outside of them before they tag her. If they tag her, she returns to the center. If she’s free, another person goes to the center.
Sometimes when you’re in a crowd of kids, like in school or in someone’s house, you can feel like you’re surrounded by people facing a different direction in life than you are. But you can “get through” their pressure and still be yourself. But it’s not easy, is it?
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