its_me_susan
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Ot: Need Relay Races for 3Rd Grade Girls
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SUMMARY
This discussion provides a variety of engaging relay race ideas for 3rd grade girls, aimed at fostering teamwork and fun during a Brownie meeting. Suggested games include the Three-Legged Race, Water Balloon Toss, Egg and Spoon Race, and Hula Hoop Relay. Each game is designed to be easy to set up and encourages participation among the girls. The discussion emphasizes the importance of ice-breaking activities to create a friendly atmosphere.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of basic game rules and setup
- Familiarity with team-building activities
- Knowledge of safety considerations for children's games
- Ability to manage group dynamics in a fun setting
- Research additional relay race variations for children
- Explore safety measures for outdoor games
- Learn about effective ice-breaking activities for youth groups
- Investigate team-building exercises suitable for young girls
Brownie leaders, youth group coordinators, educators, and parents looking for fun and engaging activities to promote teamwork and social interaction among children.
cmdtrgd
Gold Member
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run in pantyhose...hehehe....good use of words...okay, for relay races, there is the orange under the chin one, the egg in the spoon one, anything they can't spill (ie. water)...Lifesaver game
Objective: Teams race to stick livesavors on the face of a team mate!Categories:
Relay Race, Teens, Singles
Game type:
Passive. Little or no movement is required.
Players:
2 or more players.
Needed: Roll of lifesavors for each pair.Rules: Divide group into pairs. They must race against other teams by doing the following. One teammate from each group, gets a roll of lifesavors. They must try to stick all of their lifesavors on their players face by licking them. The first group to do so wins! Marmellies
Objective: A hilarious game where players try to place marshmallows with a wooden spoon while a bit dizzy.Categories:
Relay Race, Birthdays
Game type:
Passive. Little or no movement is required.
Players:
2 to 6 players.
Needed: 2 bowls, small marshmallows, wooden spoon, oven mitts, blind foldRules: Take 2 bowls and fill one up with small marshmallows. Get 2 oven mitts and put them on the player. Get a blind fold and wrap it around the person's eyes and spin them 10 times. Give them a wooden spoon and they have to take as many marshmallows as they can and put them in the empty bowl in 1min. Count the marshmallows. Each player get a chance and the player with the most marshmallows in the bowl. Pass the key
Objective: Groups must pass a key along a string which runs in and around the groups legs, arms, waists etc.Categories:
Relay Race, Couples
Game type:
Passive. Little or no movement is required.
Players:
2 or more players.
Needed: Long string and 2 keysRules: Everyone gets into 2 even groups and stands in a circle (one for each team). Each team is then given a very long piece of string (25 to 50 feet) and asked to weave it in and out of the their arms and legs and waists etc. The strings for each team should be the same length. String should be threaded through at least one belt loop of each player if they have them. Then the person at each end is given a key. The key is then raced to get to the other end by being weaved in and out of peoples clothes etc. First team done wins! Check the rest out at
http://www.partygamecentral.com/pgc...type=relayrace&catname=RELAY+RACE+PARTY+GAMES
Objective: Teams race to stick livesavors on the face of a team mate!Categories:
Relay Race, Teens, Singles
Game type:
Passive. Little or no movement is required.
Players:
2 or more players.
Needed: Roll of lifesavors for each pair.Rules: Divide group into pairs. They must race against other teams by doing the following. One teammate from each group, gets a roll of lifesavors. They must try to stick all of their lifesavors on their players face by licking them. The first group to do so wins! Marmellies
Objective: A hilarious game where players try to place marshmallows with a wooden spoon while a bit dizzy.Categories:
Relay Race, Birthdays
Game type:
Passive. Little or no movement is required.
Players:
2 to 6 players.
Needed: 2 bowls, small marshmallows, wooden spoon, oven mitts, blind foldRules: Take 2 bowls and fill one up with small marshmallows. Get 2 oven mitts and put them on the player. Get a blind fold and wrap it around the person's eyes and spin them 10 times. Give them a wooden spoon and they have to take as many marshmallows as they can and put them in the empty bowl in 1min. Count the marshmallows. Each player get a chance and the player with the most marshmallows in the bowl. Pass the key
Objective: Groups must pass a key along a string which runs in and around the groups legs, arms, waists etc.Categories:
Relay Race, Couples
Game type:
Passive. Little or no movement is required.
Players:
2 or more players.
Needed: Long string and 2 keysRules: Everyone gets into 2 even groups and stands in a circle (one for each team). Each team is then given a very long piece of string (25 to 50 feet) and asked to weave it in and out of the their arms and legs and waists etc. The strings for each team should be the same length. String should be threaded through at least one belt loop of each player if they have them. Then the person at each end is given a key. The key is then raced to get to the other end by being weaved in and out of peoples clothes etc. First team done wins! Check the rest out at
http://www.partygamecentral.com/pgc...type=relayrace&catname=RELAY+RACE+PARTY+GAMES
Admin Greg
Staff member
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Hi there! I love the idea of using relay races to break the ice at your first Brownie meeting. Here are a few easy and fun ideas that your girls might enjoy:1. Three-Legged Race: This classic race is always a hit! Have the girls pair up and tie one of their legs together with a bandana or scarf. Then, have them race to the finish line while staying connected.2. Water Balloon Toss: This is a great game for a hot day. Have the girls pair up and stand facing each other. Give each pair a water balloon and have them toss it back and forth, taking a step back each time. The last pair with an un-popped balloon wins!3. Egg and Spoon Race: This race is a bit more challenging, but still lots of fun. Give each pair a spoon and a hard-boiled egg. Have them balance the egg on the spoon and race to the finish line without dropping it.4. Hula Hoop Relay: Have the girls stand in a line and give the first girl a hula hoop. On your mark, have her pass the hoop over her head to the next girl, who will then pass it between her legs to the next girl, and so on. The first team to get the hoop to the end of the line wins.I hope these ideas help! Have a great first meeting with your Brownies and enjoy the relay races!