Find a game for your back-to-school kickoff. Themes range from grade-school quizzes to would-you-rather questions about the school year. Open each product to read the rules and see sample rounds before you choose.
A Back to School tag covers different kinds of content. Read the questions and previews so the game fits your church’s plans and the students who will be there.
Read the rules and the included-file list for each game. Plan for any screen, sound, supplies, or room setup the instructions call for.
Compare how each game is played before choosing more than one. Pairing a seated question game with one that gets volunteers moving gives students different ways to join in.
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A hexagon has how many sides, again? Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader? brings classroom questions back to the screen and asks students to retrieve knowledge they may have packed away. Correct answers count, so remembering the basics matters.
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Homework or hour-long classes: which one would students cancel? Canceled - Back to School Edition puts two school experiences on screen and lets the room decide. Everyone moves to show a preference, turning ordinary school complaints into a visible group vote.
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A school-day action appears behind the contestant, but they have to discover it by following spoken directions. Crowd Control Charades - Back To School Edition combines acting with guessing. Words guide the performance, and the first contestant to identify the action earns the point.
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A longer lunch or no more math class could split the room. Would You Rather – Back to School Edition turns school dilemmas into a majority game. Students choose a side and commit; anyone in the smaller group is eliminated when the votes become visible.
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A familiar school category meets a very unpredictable number. Roll The Dice – Back to School Edition asks students to roll, then name that many items from the topic on screen in thirty seconds. School supplies sound easy until the dice set your target.
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Elementary questions can still make older students pause. Are You Smarter Than A 1st Grader? turns familiar school subjects into a screen quiz, from rounding numbers to naming animals. Let students try the questions before showing how much they remembered.
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School supplies have critics too. One Star Reviews – Back to School Edition turns complaints about classroom necessities into clues, asking students to name the product that disappointed its reviewer. The object might be ordinary; working it out from a grumpy description is the challenge.