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Tell the students that they have to go through the maze and complete all the tasks before they can get their breakfast.

Make scripture chasing much more exciting by playing "Bucket Ball".

Motivate your class with this Cookie Chase.

A Seminary variation on Pictionary

Have fun with Scripture Mastery references with this fun game.

Get each of your students involved by finding the answer to their questions on classmates' backs.

The teacher calls out a SM clue, and the first one to run up and hit it with the fly swatter wins a point for their team.

Get all your students involved with this variation of Fruit Basket.

A Seminary variation of Fruit Basket

Help your students get to know the General Authorities better with this matching game.

Listen for scripture mastery references during General Conference.

Questions to get your students involved as they watch General Conference

Race to get "your" scripture.

A fun way for your class to get to know each other

Have your students find proof in their scriptures.

Find the card with the correct SM answer.

Once everyone has a bag (which they have opened and shown to the others), the real fun begins. Your class will love this game!

Two "train race" games

An adapted Guesstures game

A variation of old $100,000 Pyramid TV game

Rules are the same as Bingo.  Five in a row wins.

Play this game similar to how you would play Battleship. Have fun!

First team to ALL locate the reference in their scriptures gets to roll the die. The number they roll corresponds to the number on the board that tells which “breakfast” item then can get (bowl, spoon, etc.).

A fun and active game involving scripture chasing and running to chairs for points

Give SM Clues. The students must keep track (record on score card) of the number of pages they have to turn to find the correct SM reference in their scriptures.  Lowest score possible is “one” because it takes at least one to open the book. Play 18 holes.

Read out the SM clue.  First person to find the reference gets to yell out a number between 1 & 100. Read from the list the item listed by the chosen number. Everyone searches for the item.

We are scripture chasing and doing review and trivia questions throughout the month.

I will have questions and challenges printed on colored paper, cut into strips, mixed up and placed in a jar on the table.  Whenever we play our games the students will draw from the jar to answer a question for points or they will have to do the challenge that is listed.

Instruct the students that they will be given answers to all the questions that will be asked (plus a few answers that are incorrect). When they think they have the right answer, bring it with them and sit in any vacant chair.

Play PIT with these New Testament Scripture Mastery Pit cards.

Make teaching Jonah fun with these game ideas.

I’ve shown how to adapt this to March Madness since I’ll be doing this lesson while we have that going on.

The "Bag It" game made especially for Ezekiel 38-39

Object of the Game: Bring as many people as you can to be baptized!

Have your students figure out which panelist they trust.

Have fun playing Proverbs Balderdash with your class.

Play a game of "Name that Tune".