Try a Christian book store's youth department and there will be tons of games that are secular, or ask your youth director for a peak at his/her library. For that matter, your local library will have a selection of party games as well. Check to see if there are mostly boys or mostly girls or an even mix. Also if there is an even spread between the different ages or a group of 12 year olds for example- there's a big difference between games for 2nd and 8th graders. With an even mix of ages, try to divide up the groups so there are equal numbers of young and old in each group. Some games where a set of things are provided to be assembled but they can add things from their pockets or purses (everyone has a piece that needs to be run up and put on a tray to make something say as a table decoration or they work at a table as a group if you're inside), or kids dress and undress will work with a wide age range. BTW, how many kids in total are there? Robbie Pack www.robbiespack.com ROBBIE'S PACK, home of WAUBBIE the CLOWN & Robbie Pack 29 Cherry Hill Rd, Fairfield, CT 06825-1005 1-203-374-1221 Balloons, Bubbles, Buffoonery, Clown Magic, Extraordinary Facepainting Sign Language upon request
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