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This two-part skit needs about six kids, who form a circle around an invisible blanket, with a small invisible guy (Bruce) who sits in the middle of the invisible blanket and gets tossed in the air. It's an easy to remember skit for kids of all ages. The Candy Shop Skit is good for groups of 4 or more kids, and is real easy for young kids to remember. Like many skits, the punchline targets the 2 volunteers from the audience. The Bus Driver Skit is a fun and easy skit, and is good for a big group of kids.
Taking place in a waiting room at a hospital, you'll need 4 people for this skit. This is an easy skit to remember for younger children.
This is a short, but funny skit for boys and girls of all ages. You'll need 6-7 kids for this airplane skit.
The Invisible Bench Skit is an easy to remember skit for young children. You need at least 4 children for this one.
One of the most challenging aspects of leading a kid's group (whether it's Y-Princess or Guides, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, or others) is having to come up with a skit for an event such as a talent show, a camping trip, or a kid's camp. Read on for some tips on helping the kids plan and develop their skit.
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