They really had a great time together, and with us. The girls ended up covered with stickers from forehead to shoes and they were all very busy trying to guess which color stickers were good or bad. We had four different color stickers and we made the girls think that the sticker color was important by discussing amongst ourselves, Do you think that was a red or a yellow, Sister XYZ”. (Sometimes we stuck stickers because they moved, sometimes because they didn’t move).
The best part: After each turn we (the leaders) stuck stickers on each of the girls. One girl will be left standing and then she has to make another statement. Anyone who has done that, has to make a run for it to try an get a chair vacated by someone else. Anyone sitting on a chair who has done the same thing has to exchange chairs with someone else, For example, “I can recite one of the articles of Faith” or “I have been to Utah”. She has to make a statement of something she has done, something she is wearing, or somewhere she has been. The objective is for the person standing to get a chair. When the girls arrived, we played a game, similar to musical chairs, whereby everyone sits in a circle and one person stands in the center.
(The book itself is worth owning for our children) There s nothing quite like having 40 minutes of fun and laughter with the girls, followed by 15 minutes of applying a principle to that fun. We took the book “You are special” by Max Lucado and created an activity to go with it. We did a wonderful activity that came from the list (Credit to MaryAnn from Texas and Alice).
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