Enjoy the Day 3 Activities BelowYOHO – DAY 3Pirate Hooks :

Red Solo Cup Foil Scissors

Hand Pirate: Your Hand Red paint Pink paint Black Paint

White Paint Pair of googly eyes/you can draw

Pirate Petey: Paper Bag Construction Paper Black – White – Blue – Red Googly Eyes Key Ring Or Aluminum Foil Tan Paint Markers Glue

GAMESTreasure Grab: For this game, you’ll need “treasure” (scraps of balled up paper) Stuffed animals or soft balls and island and a pirate ship. Put the treasure (paper balls) in the middle of the room. On one end of the room you will have a ship, on the other end you will have the island(be creative) One person stands in the island trying to hit the pirates as they are grabbing the treasure. Use stuffed animals or soft balls to tag the pirates from the island. 

The pirates may only grab one treasure at a time and once they’ve been hit they are out and the remaining pirates continue until all treasure is taken from the middle of the room to the ship. 

Bomb the Pirate ShipFor this game, you’ll need two large cardboard boxes. Kids can decorate them to look like pirate ships if they want. Place the ships a couple of feet away from each other. Divide guests into two teams and have each one gather at a pirate ship. When you signal the start of the game, each pirate crew will bomb the other ship with cannonballs. You can make your own cannonballs out of things like crumpled up newspaper or aluminum foil.When time is up, count how many cannonballs are in each box. The team that landed the most in the opposing ship wins.

Find the CrocodileThis game is especially fun for fans of "Peter Pan" who will recall that Tick-Tock the crocodile swallowed Captain's Hook's hand, and has been hunting him ever since. Luckily for Hook, the croc also swallowed a ticking clock, so the Captain always hears him coming.Send one player out of the room. This player is Captain Hook. Set a ticking kitchen timer for two minutes and tie it to a stuffed crocodile. Have the rest of the players hide the ticking crocodile. Bring Captain Hook back into the room. If he can find the crocodile before the timer goes off, he wins a prize. If the timer goes off first, however, he is "eaten by the croc" and out of the game. Play enough rounds so that everyone has a turn to be Captain Hook.Tip: You could put the timer inside your new homemade treasure box you made yesterday instead of a croc. Don’t have a kitchen timer? Use your phone 😉

Fun Treasure Hunt & Scavenger Hunt Ideas:Link https://www.creativebiblestudy.com/support-files/bible-hunt-clues.pdf1)  Find the CluesThis treasure hunt will be so fun and you will have a blast watching your kids figure these clues out. We chose this type treasure hunt for two reasons, reason number 1 it can be done as a family, all children participating at once. TIP: Just make sure everyone gets a turn to actually be the one to find the clue and read it out or you will have melt downs that the older children took over and the little ones didn’t get a chance to find anything. Reason number 2, kids not only get to find candy treats at the end, but also Biblical scriptures during the hunt. Below is a printable copy of clues with objects that are found in most homes.You will give them the first clue to begin. Rhyming clues are always great; You can also use Scripture clues that are fun. The first clue will lead to the second, the second to the third, and so on. The final clue led them to "the treasure" - a loot of candy or any treat that you know will be make it a great experience at the end. Scripture clues can be written out or for a Bible drill activity, just give them the reference and have them look the Bible verses up.

Sample Scripture clues:* Matthew 16:19: "I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven."["Keys" - leave next clue either where you keep your car keys or on the piano keys if you have one.]* Matthew 7:8 "For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened."["Door" - leave the next clue on the front door.]* Psalm 69:2: "I sink in the miry depths, where there is no foothold. I have come into the deep waters; the floods engulf me."["Sink" - leave the next clue in the kitchen sink]* 1 Kings 17:19: ""Give me your son," Elijah replied. He took him from her arms, carried him to the upper room where he was staying, and laid him on his bed."["Bed" - leave the next clue under a bed]

Printable copy of 14 Bible Treasure Hunt clues.   These may be used with varying difficulty for different ages.  For younger kids you may want to give them the verse printed out and the "clue" word highlighted or underlined.  A little more difficulty would be not marking the "clue" word and having them figure it out.  But for older children or even using this as a youth activity, you may want to only give them the printed Bible references in order.  They can work together as teams looking them up and locating a clue or do it individually.  There is also a "hider's key" for you to be able to keep up with each clue's location!  :)

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Kids create a sword, to be strong and courageous but sword represents the word of God. Kids overcome the enemy by using the bible. Teaching the kids that through Christ we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us

Kids can create a compass as a representation that the Holy Spirit will guide them and comfort them

Kids will draw, color and create their very own treasure map. Get creative and show us your treasure map on Social Media.

Enjoy the Day 2 Activities BelowYOHO – DAY 2Pirate Sword:

sword template https://www.pinterest.com/pin/821273682033175108/ poster board or cardboard box foil Colors, Construction paper or markers to color bottom for the sword

JOSHUA 1:9

Compass: https://blog.cosasmolonas.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/brujula-carton-reciclado.pdf compass template cardboard 1 white blank paper Black marker 1 thumb tack

John 16:13

Treasure Map : https://www.timvandevall.com/printables/blank-treasure-map-02/ Piece of paper or download the blank map template Colors, Markers, Paint, glitter, anything you want to

decorate your map Maybe use food to decorate your map ( Goldfish, candy,

gushers etc.)

GAMESThe Pirate Ship RaceFirst of, all you need two cardboard boxes, one for each team. Each team is made up of two people, one sits in the box, and the other pushes the box. On the mark of “GO”, the person standing on both teams pushes the “ship” (while the other team member is sitting in the box). They race down the fake stream till they get to the end and then the team members switch places and race back down the fake stream. The first team to get back is the winning team. You can have multiple races until you get to the number one winning team. Have some sort of prize for the winners.

Pin the Parrot/Patch on the Pirate (or Pin the Pirate on the Map)

Fun game with the same rules as “Pin the Tail on the Donkey”. Draw a pirate on poster board and make parrots out of construction paper. A bandana for a blindfold and have each child try to pin the parrot on the shoulder of the pirate. Fun game, the kids loved it!

Parents help your kids create a treasure box and hide it until the end of our Summer Blast or Hide it in different spots each day! As kids are searching for the treasure, they find the treasure box parents have created and inside can be the memory verse and maybe a small mirror so as they open it they see themselves or a picture of the child and know that they are special treasure. Maybe some candy. Kids love candy! Use Clues and hints to help them look for the treasure!

Verse – O - Dome:Watch This: https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=w9l2S9GLL7UPlay this game with our Big Word Challenge Deuteronomy 7:6 “Of all the people on the earth the Lord your God has chosen YOU to be his own Special Treasure.”Enjoy the Day 1 Activities BelowYOHO - DAY 1Treasure Chest:

Empty strawberry box or any preference box Construction Paper or Paint to cover the box Any decorations you want to create Treasure Chest Small squared mirror or a small square of foil to use as a mirror Candy (optional) Memory Verse – Deuteronomy 7:6

Walk The Plank Use your imagination, or get creative and make this a water activity (Inside project) Blue plastic table cover to use as water Duct tape to use as the plank Cardboard Or construction paper to make shark heads (Outside) blue plastic table covers Long wood board to use as a plank

Parents can help kids create a walk on the plank. Representation is that no matter what surrounds us as we keep our eyes our faith on Jesus he will rescue us no matter what. Even if we fail of fall he will reach down to save us.

Kids can create a Pirate telescope using toilet paper roll (we know parents have stocked up in toilet paper) lol and a plastic cup and can color it in gold or any color they choose. Purpose is as a symbol of seeking first the kingdom of God” Matthew 6:33

Pirate scope: regular size paper or plastic cup gold paint or any colors to decorate toilet paper roll black paint or black construction paper

Link to Activity:https://www.pinterest.com/pin/842736149014556787/

Pirate Charades: Play a game of pirate charades as a fun family activity. Make a list of pirate words or phrases. Place them in a cup, and take turns acting them out. Here is a list of words for help, but feel free to come up with your own!

List:Parrot Eye patchWooden leg Treasure ChestJack Sparrow the Black PearlTreasure Map Sword fightingCaptain 2 Legs Captain Pearls Black Beard Smithers Castaway Carl Ship/Boat