Ships Wreck
Teamwork Physical Outdoor Indoor Icebreakers
- Players: 20 or more
- Duration: 15 - 20 min
- Average cost: $7.59
- Age: 4+
How to play
Ships Wreck, Divide the kids into teams of around 10 people. Each team will need a "ship" - this could be a hula hoop or something else of a similar size (small blanket, plank of wood). Each team will start at one end of the playing field and their object is to run to the other end while carrying their ship. When the instructor yells "SHARK", every team needs to immediately drop their ship on the ground and then jump on top/inside of it. The first team with everyone on board of their ship will get a point. Crossing the finish line first could gain the team three points. You can repeat this game as many times as you want.
What you'll need
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