How to play The Floor is Lava

Summary

In this fun and interactive game called 'The Floor is Lava', teams work together to navigate a space without touching the floor, which is imagined as lava. Players are given three sheets of paper to use as lava-proof stepping stones to get from the start zone to the end zone. Teams must decide whether to move together or take turns, all while using strategy to safely cross the 'lava'. The first team to reach the end zone wins. This exciting challenge promotes teamwork and creative problem-solving. For more games and activities, check out the Scouts Activity Finder.

Takeaways

• 😀 The game is called 'The Floor is Lava,' and it's an interactive team challenge.
• 😀 The game starts by dividing participants into teams and designating start and end zones.
• 😀 Each team is given three sheets of paper that are considered 'lava proof' to use during the game.
• 😀 The goal is for each team to work together and cross from the start zone to the end zone without touching the floor.
• 😀 The floor is imagined to be lava, and no one is allowed to touch it.
• 😀 Teams can choose their tactics for crossing the lava—whether to go together or take turns.
• 😀 The first team to successfully reach the end zone wins the game.
• 😀 The activity encourages teamwork and creativity in problem-solving.
• 😀 The game is designed for fun, with a focus on cooperation and physical activity.
• 😀 Participants are encouraged to visit the Scouts Activity Finder for more games and fun ideas.
• 😀 The script concludes with a thank you message, inviting players to join again for more activities.

Q & A

What is the main activity being played in the video?

The main activity being played is called 'The Floor is Lava'.

How are participants divided for the activity?

The participants are split into teams.

Where does the activity take place?

The activity takes place in a space where start and end zones are set up.

What equipment do the teams receive at the start of the game?

Each team receives three sheets of paper at the start of the game.

What role do the sheets of paper play in the game?

The sheets of paper are used to help teams cross the 'lava' without touching the floor.

What happens to the floor in the game?

The floor is considered 'lava,' and no one is allowed to touch it.

Can participants work together in this game?

Yes, participants are encouraged to work together to get across the lava.

How do teams decide how to cross the lava?

It is up to each team to decide on their tactics—either everyone goes together or they take turns.

What happens when a team successfully crosses the lava?

The first team to successfully get across wins the game.

Where can people find more games and fun ideas like this one?

People can find more games and fun ideas by going to the Scouts activity finder.