http://preparedcatholic.com/ships-and-sailors/ Catholic Youth Ministry Resources Thu, 03 May 2012 18:20:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://preparedcatholic.com/ships-and-sailors/#comment-65 Kyle Wed, 07 Jul 2010 16:57:29 +0000 http://preparedcatholic.com/?p=594#comment-65 We play this with elementary students and it wears them out quickly and works well to settle them down later in the day. We've also made a few modifications "Capitan's Coming" - This requires all the participants to face the caller and salute (good way of regaining attention if things start getting rowdy) "At Ease" - This allows the participants to leave the attention posture, a good way to get people out is to make a different call before calling at ease, everyone who moves is then out. "Jellyfish" - You have to get on your back and wave your arms and legs in the air. This one doesn't actually get people out, but it's a really fun way to loosen the participants up by making them look ridiculous. We play this with elementary students and it wears them out quickly and works well to settle them down later in the day. We’ve also made a few modifications
“Capitan’s Coming” – This requires all the participants to face the caller and salute (good way of regaining attention if things start getting rowdy)
“At Ease” – This allows the participants to leave the attention posture, a good way to get people out is to make a different call before calling at ease, everyone who moves is then out.
“Jellyfish” – You have to get on your back and wave your arms and legs in the air. This one doesn’t actually get people out, but it’s a really fun way to loosen the participants up by making them look ridiculous.

]]> http://preparedcatholic.com/ships-and-sailors/#comment-64 Brad Tulare Wed, 21 Apr 2010 04:47:12 +0000 http://preparedcatholic.com/?p=594#comment-64 Great Game. Thanks! Great Game. Thanks!

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