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| SESSION OUTLINE FOCUS: (10 minutes) Set out four piles of balloons and assign one student to each pile of balloons. Speak privately to each student, giving the following instructions: The 1st student should try to blow up their balloons with their hands tied behind their back. Tell the 2nd student that you will give him/her a candy bar (or other reward) if they won’t blow up any balloons at all. The 3rd and 4th students should just blow up their balloons. Assign a 5th student to pop the 3rd students balloons (using the stick pin) when they are half full. Tell the remainder of the students to cheer for the 4th student as they blow up their balloons. Say “Go!” The exercise is over when the 4th student has their balloons all blown up. CONNECT: (5 minutes) Ask each person how many balloons they filled with air and why they were or were not successful. Then ask the students if they can think of a Bible story that might have similarities to the balloon exercise. Encourage students to guess before inviting them to turn to the passages in their Bibles. Continued... |
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