kids love it when you rotations leaders pick them up and give them piggy back rides or be fun and creative and just make them laugh that will make the kids want to come back next year and learn about god isnt that what vbs is all about

...as long as you remember that safety is the primary consideration for something like this... especially if/when teenagers are the rotation guides...

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Good tip meg but yes keep safety in mind but teens are not really worse than adults.

You can make it fun and be safe. When moving between rotations have the children pretend to row their outrigger through the water or surf to the next sight. Some may want to play their "air" ukuleles or you can even pretend to be scuba diving, or trying to step over the hot molten lava flowing from the volcano. These can tie in the theme and create a fun atmosphere for the children.

i REALLY do agree with you cindy gal make it fun AND safe the best of both worlds.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by TShaner:
...as long as you remember that safety is the primary consideration. [QUOTE]

THIS DICUSSION HAS GOT ME CONFUSED MEG