Peter, Peter, Peter, or Peter

Peter, Peter, Peter, or Peter

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A fun screen game that is an epic showdown between the three Spider-men and your favorite disciple!

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It's an epic showdown between the three Spider-men and your favorite disciple!

In this fun and slightly challenging screen game, students will be presented with a fact or quote and must decide if it is true for Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker, Andrew Garfield's Peter Garfield, Tom Holland's Peter Parker, or the Apostle Peter.

The first six rounds have only one Peter as the answer, but the last four have more than one Peter as the answers.

SPOILER WARNING: Beware, this game will contain spoilers for all the different Spider-man movies including Spider-man: No Way Home.

Heads up, there's some silly and crazy twists in the game. Be sure to look through the slides ahead of time.

This Resource Includes:

  • Complete PowerPoint game file
  • Individual (10 Q&A + two options for instructions) game slides (jpeg files)
  • Title slide (jpeg file)

 

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There are two versions of the instructions slide. One has the phrase "Use your Peter Tingle" (for the MCU savvy crowd). The other says "Use your Spidey Senses". Be sure to think through your setting. If they are not aware of the most recent Tom Holland Spider-man movies the "Peter Tingle" version could be seen as inappropriate and cause distraction. One way to play this would be to bring up several participants who believe they are pros in the Spider-man franchise. Another way is to do the opposite and go with those who are the most clueless. Question #6 is just a great bit where the initial answer says the apostle Peter shoots webs from his wrists and gives a fake scripture reference, then gives the real answer. If you don't think the bit will land, just drop those slides.
Derry Prenkert

Derry Prenkert

Derry is a 25+ year youth ministry veteran providing coaching, consulting, care, and content to starting, stuck, and struggling ministry leaders (primarily youth pastors).