Compiled, created, and edited by Beth Gunn and Deb Guess

Lights Out Party - 7:15-8:30
7:15-7:35; 7:40-8:00; 8:05-8:25*

(8:30-8:45 – indoor campfire)
Auction 8:45 
I left the outline as we had planned it and added in how we adapted to the situations as they came up!

Gas Bldg. was starting place:

Participants will be divided into groups of 10 go to THREE stations (there will be duplicate stations of each activity) then everyone will end up in one place for the indoor campfire.

Use glow in the dark glasses for groupings (which didn’t work because people traded colors parts of their glasses with each other so folks didn’t have solid color glasses!!).  Used a mixer to get them into groups instead.

 ACTIVITIES (2 stations of each)

1) Sardines – indoor in the dark – semi active (Josh and Megan combine the two groups to lead one larger game – split back up to send to other stations)

 Site:  Georgia Power

2) Glow In The Dark Pictionary – play pictionary with glow in the dark chalk (Deb lead one/Tamara lead other) – chalk glowed but didn’t show up on paper (should have had a light source to zap the drawings with to light them up).  We adapted this same game to spelling out phrases related to the theme with light sticks.  Worked great.

Site:  Cabin Lobby #s 42 and 41

3) Glow In The Dark Stories – (Craig lead one/Beth lead one) – glow in dark string was pretty dim so we adapted (aren’t we glad we are flexible?).  Using the bracelets and necklaces we adapted the following games and they all worked GREAT!!

Chicken and Grasshopper

This is a what?

Name Toss (pattern ball)

Site:  Cabin Lobby #s 40 and 39

Indoor Campfire (#10 tin cans with candles and foil – 18 cans) – Asked Bobby to lead singing around the campfire from fun songs into more worshipfilled songs.  Worked great.

Site: Bankers

Deb and I both have found the dollar stores to be a great source for these glow in the dark items – she found the glasses at one, light sticks.  I found great stickers and glow in the dark shapes to decorate with.  String and chalk ordered on line (came the day we left for camp so no time to experiment with it until arrival at camp).