The Gummy Bear Oracle: The Adventure for New Year's Eve!
Imagine this: It's New Year's Eve, the last hours of the year are ticking away, and the air is filled with excitement for what the new year will bring. But before the countdown begins, here’s a special game idea to discover your wishes, dreams, and goals for the coming year: The Gummy Bear Oracle! Each color of the gummy bears has a meaning, and you’ll get to answer exciting questions. This game is not only a lot of fun but also a little glimpse into your future. You’ll think about what you wish for, what you’re good at, and what you want to try. And you might even learn something new about your family or friends. So: Open the bag, answer the questions, and start the new year with colorful ideas. Have fun with the oracle!
What you'll need
- A bag of gummy bears
- The template with exciting questions
- A cozy spot
How it works
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Take turns reaching into the bag and pull out five gummy bears without looking. Don’t worry if you pull out five of the same color. Each color has several exciting questions!
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Now look at the colors. Each color corresponds to a specific question. You can choose the order yourself.
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The questions related to the gummy bear colors are in the template you can access. Each color has exciting topics, like your wishes, strengths, dreams, or how you can help others.
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Answer the questions that match each color. These questions will help you think more about your wishes, strengths, and dreams, and set goals for the new year. Example questions: What do you wish for the new year? What are you really good at?
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When you share your answers, everyone listens attentively. You might discover new things you never knew about yourself or others. If you pull the same color multiple times, you can answer different questions related to that color. This makes the game even more exciting!
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At the end, of course, you can have a treat! But: Before you enjoy, say your last wish for the new year out loud or quietly. This brings good luck and makes the moment special.
What kids learn from this
- Imagination & social connection