- Theme
- General
- Age Range
- 7-18
- Type
- Games
- Number of Participants
- 4+
- Timescale
- 1-5 minutes
Quick Overview
A great way to focus a group and calm them down. While it works well with all ages, riddles work well with younger groups.
Game type
Focuser
Time Scale
As long as you need to settle your group
Participants
Any Number
Supplies you’ll need
None.
Run through
The problem with many focusing tasks/games is that once the formula is worked out it can’t be used with the same group again.
The good thing with riddles is that there are so many; so if your group needs calming down before a more relaxed activity (e.g. prayer) popping onto the internet can be a great place to fine a riddle you’ve not yet done with your group.
While a quick search anywhere with provide you will several here is a link to a page with loads on.
Depending on the age and ability of your group you may want to use harder or easier riddles.
Here are some good examples of riddles for young people:
- A man rides into town on Friday, stays for three days, then rides out again on Friday. How is this possible? Answer: His horse is called Friday.
- What is at the end of a Rainbow? Answer: The letter W.