Zuri Shaw

LEI 4724
Activity: True False Run
Source: Jana (Youth Group Games, May 22, 2011)
Equipment needed: Two Cones

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Activity Description:
Participants are to gather into one group in the center of a room or outside in an open space.
There will be two cones on opposite sides of the group, one marked true and the other marked
false. I will start the game by reading a statement for example Owls are not nocturnal. When I
say Run , participants will run to the side that they think is correct; is the statement true or
false.
Participants that stay in the center get disqualified. Once everyone has chosen a side, reveal what
the correct answer is; whoever chose the right answer stays in the game, everyone else who
chose the wrong answer gets disqualified.
Continue the game by reading different statements each round until one player is left.

Leadership Considerations:
1. For participants who are autistic, Statements should based on topics that the participant may be
interested in to capture their attention and motivate them to actually participate. Also use of signs
or picture cards during the game can also help motivate the participant.
2. For participants who have a hearing impairment, the use of a sign language interpreter can be
incorporated into the game.