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200+ LDS Games
- “the Plan” Life-Size Game: The Roadmap To Return
- {General Conference} Conference I Spy
- {General Conference} Conference I Spy
- {Sharing Time} Gospel Standards Taboo
- {Sharing Time} Successful Families Work Together
- 1 Corinthians 7-11, Cool Answers For Hot Topics
- 2 Corinthians 8-9, God Loveth A Cheerful Giver!
- 2 Nephi 21-22 & New Carpet
- 2Nd Annual Fhe Mutual & Pie-Eating Contest
- A night on the Town
- A Shoe About You
- Activities for Small Young Women Groups
- Acts 21-24 Time Line Word Strips
- Amazin’ Grace Activity
- American Idol Standards Night
- Annual Fhe For Mutual (& Pie-Eating Contest!)
- Article of Faith 1 Puzzle
- Articles of Faith Flash Cards
- Balloon Burst
- Balloon Pop Game
- Battle of the Sexes
- Battleship
- Be A Friend Puzzle Front
- Beatitudes Memory Game
- Bingo Blessing
- Bingo Squares
- Blank Box or Cube Pattern
- Blow-Out
- Book Exchange
- Book of Mormon Review Quiz 1: Introduction to Enos
- Book of Mormon Scavenger Hunt
- Book Review
- Border – Circle (Award)
- Brains and Brawn
- Bucket Game
- Bucket Shoot and Chase
- Camp Hidden Pictures
- Campcraft Contest
- Card Toss
- Cat and Mouse
- Cat and Mouse
- Cat’s Claw
- Chariot Racing
- Chase, Pull and Shoot Relay
- Cheap Dating Relief Society Activity with game
- Chewy Checkers
- Choice and Accountability Game – Game of “Light”
- Choice and Accountability Game — Game of “Light”
- Choose Your Own Adventure
- Circle the Clues
- Communication Charades
- Communication-Telephone Game
- Conference quiz night
- Cooking Challenge
- Countdown (aka Golf)
- Creation Matching Game
- CTR Hemp Bracelets
- CTR Jeopardy
- CTR Jeopardy Trivia Rules
- Cup Tower
- D&C 22-23 Who am I?
- Daddy / Daughter game (Newlywed style)
- Dance Dance Revolution
- Darts (can be used with magic squares)
- Discovering Your True Identity – (Daughters of Heavenly Father)
- Don’t Axe the Turkey
- Don’t get caught without…
- Easter Egg Punch Board
- Egg Drop
- Egg Drop
- Envelope Game
- Faith Factor
- Faith Factor Game
- Family Feud Mormon Style
- Family History Mother/Daughter Party
- Family Unity Gameboard & Cards
- Father’s Day Yummy Checkers
- File Folder Game: Tithing 1
- First Presidency and 12 Apostles Word Search
- Flour Game
- Fly Swatter Game
- Fly Swatter Game for One Scripture Mastery Passage
- FOR THE STRENGTH OF YOUTH GAME by Susan van Scheltema
- Friendship Matching Game
- Fruit Basket Turnover and Human Tic Tac Toe
- Fruit Basket Upset
- Game – Armour of God Game
- Game Ideas For Combined Ym/yw Or Joint Activities
- General Conference Activity Book – 1 of 6
- General Conference Bingo
- General Conference Bingo
- General Conference Bingo – 1 of 2
- General Conference Bingo – 2 of 2
- Generic Game Board
- Gestures Silent Chase (can be used with Magic Squares)
- Get to Know You – LDS Bingo
- Get To Know You Game Night
- Get to Know You Questions
- Getting to Know You
- Getting to Know You Game~ Scavenger Hunt for YW
- Giant Soccer
- Gigantic file with D&C Scripture Mastery Games
- Glenn?’s Game
- Glow in the Dark Seminary Game
- Go Fish
- Go Tell Pete
- Going to the Temple Game
- Good Works Game
- Gorilla Ball
- Gospel Feud WITH Survey Results
- Gospel Relay
- Gospel Treasure Hunt
- Grab Bag
- Gratitude and the 10 Lepers – Crossword puzzle and lesson
- Group wall post by Cheryl Elliott Belnap
- Happy New Year!
- He Sent His Son Jeopardy!
- Heads Up
- Help The Family Get Sealed Game
- Hidden Pictures Key
- High Card
- House Wife Olympics
- How to Play Froggy Murder
- Huck-in Lucky
- Human Foosball
- Hunger Games – Scripture Mastery Style
- Hymn and Hers – YM/YW Combined Activity
- I Am Going To Decieve You
- I Have, Who Has?
- Ice-Blocking Activity
- Incredible Unidentifiable Edibles Dinner
- Individual Worth Activity: 7 BOOKMARKS
- Indoor Games and Activities for kids
- International Cuisine Night
- Itty Bitty Mormon City Scavenger Hunt Game
- Itty Bitty Mormon City Scavenger Hunt Game – Pictures
- JELLO Festival
- Jenga with a Twist
- Joseph Smith Jeopardy Game
- Joseph Smith Mutual Activity (Joseph Smith Jeopardy)
- Joseph Smith Review Game
- July Primary Singing Time Mustaches and Games
- Kellee’s KeyWord Matching Race
- King of the Mountain
- Law of Moses Game
- LDS Cranium
- LDS Games
- LDS Luau
- Learning and Living the Gospel Jeopardy
- Lehi’s Vision Activity
- Life sized PAC MAN combined activity
- Link: Memes and Quotes from LDS General Conference October 2014
- Little Girls’ Night – Get to Know You Activity
- Lost Sheep Game
- M&M Get-To-Know You Game
- Map Puzzle
- March Madness, Baby!
- March Madness, Baby! ? (for the classroom)
- Master Mind
- Mastery Madness
- Matthew 27 Questions
- Memorization Relay
- Menu Planning Sheet for Mystery Dinner
- Minute To Win It Combined Activity
- Missionary Family Feud Questions and Responses
- Mormon Clue
- Mormon Clue
- Mormon Clue and Fondue!
- Mormon Jeopardy
- Mormon Jeopardy Game
- MormonAd Night
- Moroni 8…..bingo
- Mother/daughter game – Newlywed Game Style
- Mothers Day Activity / Childcare Seminar
- Move One
- Mr. Hot Potato – Scripture Mastery Game
- Music Concert or Music Festival
- Musical Chairs
- Musical Paper Plates
- My “how To Sing” Hearts / Heart Darts Game
- Name that Hymn game
- Nativity – Matching Game
- New Beginnings Game Night
- New Era Bowl
- New Member/Inactive Welcome
- New testament scripture mastery MAD GAB with answers
- Numbers Game
- Nursery Game
- Obedience is easier with the help of a friend
- Old Testament Family Feud
- Old Testament Mad Gab (Scripture Mastery) Game submitted by www.LeannaProsser.com
- Old Testament Walk-Through
- Old Testament Who Wants to Be A Millionaire – Genesis to 1 Samuel
- Out of Thin Air
- Personal Preparedness Jeopardy
- Personal Progress TABOO
- Photo Scavenger Hunt
- Pin The Egg In The Easter Basket
- Pinewood Derby
- Pioneer Games
- Plate Toss
- Played Disney headbands
- Pop Can Golfing
- Priesthood Finger Puppets
- Primary 3, Lesson 9 Priesthood Blessings & Ordinances Memory Game
- Primary Bingo Game – Cards
- Primary Bingo Game – Markers
- Primary Meet Your Teacher Pajama Breakfast
- Primary Singing For 4Th Of July Match The Socks Or Hula Hoop Games!
- Primary Singing Time BINGO GAMES!
- Prophets and Apostles
- Questions Jumble, A FHE Game
- Race-storation 2
- Relief Society Activity “Iron Chef Chocolate”
- Relief Society Bingo
- Relief Society Bingo
- Relief Society Trivia
- Restoration Puzzle
- RS Bingo (Portuguese)
- Say Yes To The Dress / Project Runway Modesty Activity
- Scattergories
- Scavenger Hunt
- Scriptionary Game
- Scriptionary in Spanish
- Scripture Man
- Scripture March Madness Mastery Relevance Brackets
- Scripture Mastery Double or Nothing
- Scripture Mastery Guess the Card then Chase
- Scripture Mastery Mix it Up
- Scripture Mastery Muffin Cup Game
- Scripture Mastery Road Rally Game
- Scripture Memory – The 8 Best Game
- Scripture Study Helps Jeopardy – Book of Mormon
- Scripture, Scripture, Who Has the Scripture
- Seagull and Crickets Memory Game
- Secret Combo Meal
- Seminary Mom: Revving Review Game
- Seminary Mom: Spiritual Toss Across Game
- Service Scavenger Hunt
- Service Scavenger Hunt
- Serving Others
- Sharing Time Missionary Cube Game
- Shock Ball
- Slap Jack
- Slap the Card
- Sock ’em
- Speed-Friending & Clothes Swap – Multi-Ward Yw Activity
- Spin the Dreidel
- SPIT (S-PIT)
- Splish Splash Scripture Bash – Primary Quarterly Activity
- Spoons with a Twist
- Stick Pull Challenge
- Suck Up
- Sunday School Jeopardy Review
- Survivor Challenge
- Taboo
- Teacher Crossword
- Teaching with Puzzles
- Telepaper
- Tell Me Who You Are, Apostles Game
- Temple Marriage Maze
- The Amazing KNOWLEDGE Race
- The First Week: Study Helps Jeopardy – Mentors/Minions
- The Importance of Following Directions
- The Old Testament Name Game Cards
- The Simon/Satan Says Game
- The Suzie Homemaker Awards
- The Toilet Paper Game
- The Web Game
- Tossers and Chasers
- Turkey Shoot
- Unscrambler Challenge
- Using Camp Tools Contest
- Video: DIY marshmallow shooter
- Water Balloon Volleyball
- Water Softball
- What Do You Remember?
- What Were you Thinking?
- What’s on my back?
- White Elephant
- Who AM I?
- Wok and Talk
- Word of Wisdom Crossword Puzzle
- Word of Wisdom Crossword Puzzle – Printable Clues
- Young Women Value Quest
- Yw (Family) Feud – Come Unto Christ 2014 Youth Theme
- YW Maze
- Yw Theme Taboo Game
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I’m using win 10. How can I change the cat, question and answers? I would like to connect my computer to HDMI in put and use w/audience.
I was assigned to teach the YW/YM a couple weeks ago for a combined 5th Sunday class, and decided to make it a game. I google searched for ideas, trying to see what other people have done in the past, and there were some really great ideas. From those ideas, I borrowed a little bit from this idea, and a little bit from that idea, and came up with the following game, all thanks to the ideas from teachers before me who have shared their ideas online. So I am in their debt, and I thought it only right that I should pay it forward by sharing the game that was created out of their collected ideas.
So here’s how it goes. Keep in mind, in my ward, we have a pretty small group of youth (about 10), so you may need to adjust the details to better fit the size of your group. For us, I asked all the leaders to play too so that it made the groups bigger (and so there was a clear separation of which adults helped which team if a kid didn’t know an answer).
I had them split into two groups, with an even ratio of boys to girls, and adults to youth.
There are 5 categories of questions, and each of the five category titles are taped across the top of a wall. There are 10 questions per category. Like Jeopardy, each question in a given category is worth an ascending amount of points (Question 1 is worth 100 points, question 2 is worth 200 points, and so on). So under each category, is taped 10 sheets of paper, each with the number of points it represents (again in ascending order from top to bottom). For anyone that’s seen Jeopardy, I’m sure you get the idea.
A coin is flipped to determine which team goes first (let’s say it was Team 1).
As the first member of each team approaches the “mark”, the member from Team 1 gets to choose which category and number of points. Then for the next round, the member from Team 2 gets to choose. In theory, the larger the points, the harder the question. Only you have an idea of how much your kids know, so only you can decide which questions you consider are harder than others. So when you get to the list of questions I came up with, what I may have considered a 1000 point question for my group, might be more of a 400 point question for yours. Feel free to adjust as necessary.
Something else to keep in mind, if you have an even number of members on each team, then the same people will always be the ones to get to choose. In this case, once you’ve gone through a full rotation, switch to the other side, so that everyone has a chance to be the “chooser”.
After a selection is made, you’ll read the corresponding question. But here’s where the Memory part of the game comes into play. Players will not blurt out the answer, instead, before them, laid out on the floor in neat 5 x 10 rows, are 50 paper plates, each with an answer to one of the 50 questions, taped to the bottom of it. As soon as you’ve read the question, the players must find the plate with the corresponding answer and hold it up as soon as they’ve found it. You’ll need a fairly large space for this because you want to have the plates spread out as much as possible so the kids aren’t on top of each other. Also, you’ll need to establish one very important game rule: All plates must always be laid back down in the same spot with the answer on the bottom as soon as they’ve determined it’s not the right answer. That’s important for the memory part of the game to work. As the players come back through the rotation for another question, they’ll find they remember where they saw that answer the last time they were searching through the plates (so long as it’s still in the same place). It also might help to use different colored plates, or in my case, because all I had were white paper plates, I took 5 markers and colored in a large circle on the top each plate. It’s up to you how you want to lay them out. The color is just to help with memory (“oh I remember seeing that answer on a red plate somewhere on the left side!”).
Once a player has successfully found the plate with the correct answer, the winner can pull the piece of paper from the wall that reflected the points it represented. This serves two purposes. One, it lets everyone know which questions are left to choose from. And two, at the end of the game, the teams can each just count up the points on their papers, no need for someone to actively keep score throughout the game.
That’s pretty much the logistics of the game. The kids seemed to really have fun with it, and even the adults enjoyed it too.
So, if you’re curious to know the questions I came up with, here they are. Feel free to use them, or come up with your own. And as I mentioned earlier, adjust their worth in points as you see fit. (Also, if you replace any questions with your own, just make sure the answer doesn’t already exist in the game for another question. Every question should only match up to one plate that can answer it.)
Category 1: Church History
Q1: Who was the second prophet of the church?
Q2: When the church was reorganized in 1830, what state were they in?
Q3: How old was Joseph Smith when he went into the woods to pray and two personages appeared to him?
Q4: What state has the most temples?
Q5: How many times did Moroni appear to Joseph Smith telling him where the find the plates?
(*Note: notice I didn’t ask how many times “during the night”….I asked how many times, as in “total”).
Q6: Utah is referred to as the…”what”…state, which also represents the youngest members in Young Womens?
Q7: On the very first day that the church was first reorganized, how many members did it have?
Q8: Who was the first scribe to help Joseph Smith in translating the Book of Mormon?
Q9: What was Joseph Smith’s wife’s name?
Q10: In which state was the first LDS temple built and dedicated?
(*Note: notice that I added “and dedicated” as that does make a difference since there was another temple built prior but was never dedicated).
Category 2: Scripture Trivia
Q1: How many articles of faith are there?
Q2: What was the Book of Mormon originally made out of?
Q3: What is the last book in the Book of Mormon?
Q4: In which of the 5 scriptures can you find the book of Isaiah?
Q5: In which of the 5 scriptures can you find the book of Jacob?
Q6: In which of the 5 scriptures can you find the book of Abraham?
Q7: In which of the 5 scriptures can you find the book of Hebrews?
Q8: Which book in the Old Testament can you find the story of Adam and Eve?
Q9: Which book in the New Testament can you find the parable of the Prodigal Son?
Q10: How many sections are in the Doctrine & Covenants?
Category 3: Bible Stories
Q1: What did Noah build to carry all the animals?
Q2: What rule did Samson have to follow in order to keep his strength?
Q3: How many plagues were inflicted onto the people of Egypt because Pharaoh refused to obey Moses?
Q4: What weapon did David use to slay Goliath?
Q5: What kind of animals den was Daniel thrown into after being caught praying to God?
Q6: What did King Solomon suggest to cut in half in order to resolve an argument between two women?
Q7: What possession did Joseph have that made all his brothers jealous enough to sell him into slavery?
Q8: What did Lot’s wife become after she turned around?
Q9: What was the name of the structure that was built in order to reach to the heavens so they could be like God?
Q10: Which of the 12 Apostles denied Christ 3 times?
Category 4: Gospel Trivia
Q1: What is the highest degree of glory?
Q2: Who is the third member of the Godhead?
Q3: What does the sacrament bread and water represent?
Q4: How many General Authorities are in the quorum just underneath the 12 Apostles?
Q5: At what age is the earliest you can be baptized in our church?
Q6: Who on this earth is allowed to exercise all the keys of the Priesthood?
Q7: Which priesthood comes after Aaronic?
Q8: What is it called when an ordinance is performed in the temple that links you to another family member for eternity?
Q9: What type of blessing tells you which tribe you belong to?
Q10: Who is the head of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints?
(*Note: this one may not be a 1000 pointer question…I only made it higher because I thought it might be sort of a trick question since some kids might first assume the answer is the Prophet)
Category 5: Finish this Sentence
Q1: Faith without works is ______.
Q2: Let he who hath no sin, cast the first ______.
(*Note: So this one I ran into a small issue, obviously the answer to this one is stone. However, earlier in the game, Q4 from Bible Stories came up. Now I had “sling” as the answer to that question. But one of the kids found the plate with “stone” first and held that up as the answer. Technically, stone could be considered an answer to that question, even though it wasn’t the one I intended. After I informed them that “stone” isn’t actually the answer I was looking for, the player from the other team found “sling” and got the points. Luckily, the first kid was a good sport, and didn’t mind that the points went to the other team when technically his answer wasn’t wrong. But I wanted to bring this up to explain the importance of why its necessary that each question only has one plate that can answer it.)
Q3: Charity never _______.
Q4: As I have loved you, _______ _____ _______.
Q5: And God said, Let there be ________.
Q6: For God so loved the world, that he gave his only _______________ _____.
Q7: The Lord is my ________.
Q8: Adam fell that men might be; and mean are that they might have ______.
Q9: Yea, though I walk through the valley of the __________ __ ________.
Q10: Every member a ___________.
Enjoy!