Where's Ned is a silly game played
on Power Point. Ned is a "not so smart" puppet that comes up during
Children's Church.
On the Power Point presentation,
there are six squares with the numbers one through six on them (see diagram
1). Behind each number is a picture of one of the Children's Church
puppets or teacher (see diagram 2). The object of the game is to
guess the number with the picture of Ned.
We pick six kids one at a time, and
after they answer one of the review questions, they get to pick a number.
We then give them a card with the matching number on it. After six
kids have been picked, we then start to take away the boxes on the Power
Point one at a time to reveal the puppet behind, or "Find Ned" (see diagram
3) If it is one of the other puppets behind the number, there
is a buzz, and the child who picked that number sits down. If it
is the picture of Ned, there is a bell, and that child wins the prize (see
diagram 4).
You will need:
1 Where's Ned Power Point Game.
(Actually, you will want to have four or five ready depending on the time
you have.)
6 Cards numbered one through six.
Diagram 1:
Where's Ned Power Point game. |
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Diagram 2:
Take away one number at a time. |
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Diagram 3:
The child with each incorrect number sits down. |
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Diagram 4:
Until we find Ned and our winner. |
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