Turkey Olympics

Turkey Olympics

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Gobble til you wobble cause it's time for the TURKEY Olympics! This resource is a collection of five Turkey-themed games to connect with your students this November. 🦃

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🦃 Turkey Olympics can be a great game to play with your youth group as they are gearing up for Thanksgiving break! These Turkey games can be played with two teams or with a few volunteers from your crowd! You do not need to play all of the Turkey-themed Olympic games; pick and choose the games that fit best for you and your program!

🦃 These games include Turkey Shot Put, Turkey Tic-Tac-Toe, Turkey Bowling, Feed the Turkey, and Turkey Time Eating Contest

🦃 Turkey Olympics includes several different roles for volunteers in your youth group to lead in, whether being an Event Host on stage, a Team Cheerleader, or more behind the scenes as a Photographer, Supply Crew, or Cleaning Crew.

This Resource Includes:

  • Complete game guide (step-by-step with shopping list) (Word file)
  • Individual game graphics (jpeg files) and PowerPoint
  • Social media graphics (jpeg files)
  • Countdown videos that can be used for certain games (mp4 files)

 

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🦃 If the idea of buying a ton of turkeys sounds a little stressful, use rotisserie chickens and call them ""baby turkeys."" You can also use pre-sliced turkey! 🦃 The Amazon shopping list in this resource also includes ideas for prizes; Olympic medals, turkey hats, fall keychains, orange heart-shaped glasses, Thanksgiving stamps, or Fall erasers. 🦃 Or give away Thanksgiving foods! This option could save you some $ and parents wouldn’t mind having their kids bring home some groceries. You could do a can of corn, cranberry sauce, potatoes, green beans, a pumpkin, a pie, gravy, or a turkey!
Amanda Freeman

Amanda Freeman

Amanda (Mandy) has worked & served in Youth Ministry for the last 8 years in the OC, where she loves teaching students how to use creativity to serve the church. She now leads a 7th grade small group & loves creating DYM content!