Nameless Name Game

[@Thatswhatsuptv]

I love the videos! They are a huge help for our school youth club. It has been a while since I was a youth leader so I am glad that I came across these videos to take me back and give me great ideas to get the kids engaged and havng fun!

[@ActuallyFun]

I love doing this, and as the leader it's important to go last! It shows your group that you care enough to know every one of their names, and that you won't ask them to do something you wouldn't do yourself!

[@GadhaRamanjini]

I am teaching a bunch of students and your videos really help me to get them energised and to learn English. Thank you

[@loitratista]

This is great! I think it is best played for group of people who are meeting for first time. Anyway, thank you so much for your videos. I'm the game master of our Youth Ministry and your channel has helped me a lot. Can you also upload videos on tips and techniques for game masters? I really admire your grace in leading games. God bless your ministry! :)

[@karencamacho3670]

This is so cute! I'll use this nameless name game for tomorrow's opening of classes. Thanks a lot bodacious Ben!

[@YouthMinistryGreatGames]

Nerak Camacho Great to hear, Nifty Nerak!

[@nyimarigzin5020]

man i love all your videos , please keep it updated , a BIG thump for you !!!

[@madamecapratprs]

Luv it! I'm going to use so many of these for my middle school classes!! Thank you!!

[@Lexein]

Dancing Daniel 😂😂👏🏻

[@keziajiao9306]

I think this is great for teenagers. Thank a lot

[@lionelbrown1364]

Chase's shirt is life. I need that!

[@arielcornell1588]

I did this at a summer camp in the Seneca Valley middle school which is a school on the Seneca Valley high school campus.

[@takumu48]

Really great, in German we say "Koffer packen" to this game: "pack suitcase", like I'm packing my suitcase and put in .... and the next repeats and goes on ... I use your version for my dancing lessons to create new dances together with the pupils/students ...

[@YouthMinistryGreatGames]

There’s a similar game like your suitcase! “I’m going on a picnic, and I’m bringing…” and there’s a secret theme the kids need to figure out. “Can I bring…” “Yes, you can come” or “no, you can’t” if they fit the theme. Maybe it’s things at a beach, maybe it’s things that are yellow, or things with double letters, or things that start with the same letter as your first name. Tschüss!

[@BernardetteNBM]

Neat activities- the kids are involved and creative- allow for personal expression and exploration! Beautiful! good energy!

[@АнастасияСесютченкова]

Hi, you are just awesome! Thank you sooo much for what you do and greetings from Belarus! Вы крутые!

[@mindymassey2294]

Love this

[@dolineadhiambo7397]

😂😂so nice .nameless games help to master teams names

[@nileshgaikwad7825]

Its way to funny and practical🤣

[@mysticsanta3714]

creamy chase

[@CutieRingoJoy]

Nice I'm finding games without any materials and this looks about right

[@sollopez6537]

What happens when you have more than 20? Lol. I love all this games, I wish I could use them!

[@YouthMinistryGreatGames]

Sol Lopez That would be a lot of people to introduce! I would think of doing small groups and having them introduce themselves to their small group. Maybe one person from each small group comes up and quickly introduces each person from the group. Or, I use it to introduce, for example, my adult leaders on our mission trip or on retreats. Get creative!

[@iosuapeadarmacandaingean7489]

Hey I Like Shielaaa :))

[@CutieRingoJoy]

I think I will be using this cause I want to see what they want to nickname themselves as lol

[@mzp1422]

where did chase get that shirt tho

[@johnjako3308]

Useful vids

[@MsArosem]

Do you have an idea about remote ice break games?

[@YouthMinistryGreatGames]

Rose Amer A question I’ve gotten a lot! I think this could work with a group and you just get to pick the order (maybe of who logged in first?) I did a scavenger hunt with a group that was effective! Picked some easy things (something red, something circular) and some silly things (favorite childhood toy) and some potentially meaningful things (something that has a story behind it, something from a family tradition, a faith symbol). Brought some cool conversation, bonus points for whatever is smallest, biggest, silliest (judged by you or whomever). Of course, points are meaningless and free so give lots of points!

[@atmchannel1125]

Nice game before I wacth

[@mohammedaziz7581]

that is great

[@gilmachiroymunoz8496]

felicitaciones! !! muy bueno!!! saludos desde Guatemala

[@hadimirzazafrul]

Great game!!

[@sandrafamouspeters9847]

Hahahah

[@niitsukid]

This is greaf