> My high school youth group is welcoming 8th graders next week, and we're going to do a video scavenger hunt. My youth pastor asked a group of us to come up with some good ideas of things to capture. Naturally, I decided to post for some help here, since you all are so . . . rinky. The ideas should be able to involve a group of high school age kids. I expect some gems to come out of this.
>
> A few things we've done in the past, for starters and things to not copy:
>
> Enacting an ER scene
>
> Enacting a war scene
>
> Convincing a stranger to help find a "lost" contact lens
>
> Ordering a pizza in a Mexican restaurant
>
> Kissing a dog (Dumb idea)
>
> Enacting a Cowboys vs. Indians in front of the Capitol
>
> Having a stranger film us standing in another stranger's bathtub
>
> Chasing down a small child (Well, it wasn't supposed to happen this way...)
>
> Quacking and waddling with strangers at a Duck Crossing sign.
>
> Et cetera
>
> gab"These made for some INTeresting memories"by

Run up to a stranger and tell them you have just returned from being abducted by UFO's

Sit down next to a stranger and say 'Nudge Nudge, wink, wink, know what I mean, know what I mean?' (bonus points if they do)

Protest something silly, like walking on grass (Save the grass! Grass has feeling too!)

Ask people dumb questions. (Why is the sky blue? Why are you tall? Is today Christmas?)

Walk around town dressed like the Agents from the Matrix. Pretend to be looking for someone.

Recite the Alphabet, loudly, on a streat corner, backwards

Pretend to worship a potato in public. (Bonus points if you convice other people to join you)

Get a group of people to dress completely in the colors of the rainbow and walk down the street in proper order. (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple)

Preform a bit of Shakespeare, spontaniosly, in a bus station.

Strike a heroic pose and stay that way. Do not move. Film peopel's reaction to what you are doing.

How's that? To silly? Not silly enough?

Speed'verysilly'ball