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Family Feud!
Use our ready made LDS version of Family Feud for your next activity.
It's an instant download and ready to play!
I created this LDS Family Feud Game Template for a combined YM/YW activity. It was a LOT of work, but oh so worth it! We had over 70 active youth in our ward and they had a blast!
The noise level was at epic proportions that night! Which is always a great sign that your efforts were worth it. I’m just grateful I had Advil in my purse.;)
This is a Microsoft PowerPoint game that is fully ready to play instantly OR can be fully customized to add and change each question, answer, and point value!
This game has ALL the bells and whistles! Sounds, visuals, music.... It’s a BLAST!
All the work is done for you, but you still have the option of editing the game to customize it any way you want.
You'll have access to the game as soon as you purchase it. You'll also have life-time access to it in your member portal along with any other games you might purchase.
I created this activity from scratch. I put in over 20 hours to come up with survey questions, create the surveys, get ward members to answer the surveys, torture the data, find a template to use, and edit the template with all of our questions and answers.
I thought more people would play it if the work was already done – so feel free to use some or all of what I have created.
I found the original Family Feud game template at Youth Downloads. He gives the Family Feud game template away for free, but asks for a donation. So if you want to start from scratch. I recommend downloading his and making a donation directly to him.
If you are interested in ours where the work is already done, this is where it’s at! We will give Youth Downloads $1 of every purchase we receive on our site.
Once you download from either site, I HIGHLY recommend you got to Youth Downloads to see the instructions for editing the Family Feud game template.
If you are a regular MS PowerPoint user, it will be simple and you’ll be able to see what to do just by opening the document, but for those that might be intimidated by PowerPoint, Youth Downloads’ instructions are great.
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Topics
Something you might do to become a sumo wrestler
Name a movie character that could be an Apostle
Something that scares the average person
Name a favorite Disney movie
Something you would see at a bullfight
Name a kind of cheese
Something Joseph Smith is famous for
What moms really want on mother’s day
Favorite primary song
Worst household chore
Answers Something people do while driving
Answers Worst subject in school
List a topic in the For the Strength of Youth pamphlet
Name a place in the Bible
Name Something Mormons think about
Name one of the Seven Dwarfs
A phrase that starts with prime
Name something you hold very carefully
Name something Utah is famous for
Name something people tend to save
Something two people can ride
Something youth do at EFY
Famous Mormons
Something you can identify under the hood of a car
Favorite band instrument
Something teenagers talk to each other about
Food found at a Mormon potluck
Favorite phone app
Name a temple outside of Utah
Famous dog names
Book of Mormon heroes
Name a fruit you’d never buy just one of
Cheap date ideas
Reasons to roll up your car window
Something found in a scripture case
Name one place the pioneers stayed on they way out west
Favorite sandwich
Name one value from the YW’s theme
The question
The answers
The editing screen
How do we keep score?
While this game has all the bells and whistles you can't keep score in the game. It would be too hard to go back and forth from edit mode to presentation mode. We had one score keeper using a white board to keep track of the score.
How did you remember/know the answers to the questions?
You have two options.
1. If you use the game as is, the answer key is a PDF document in the zip file. Simply print it and use it during the game.
2. If you are going to customize the game, then I would print the slides in black & white with 6 slides per page. This way I can see the answers and I mark them off. Having the slides let’s you know which number to click to show the answers.
How did you actually play the game with a large group?
We created multiple teams of five players. The first two teams would come up to the head tables and the captains would do the buzz off to see if they were going to pass and play. Then it plays just like the game show. Once the question is answered and one team is awarded the points, the winning team would stay and another team would come up to play them. Then the second person at the table of the winning team would do the buzz off, and so forth. Last team standing, wins!
What do you do for buzzers?
We used an iphone buzzer app.
Others have purchased actual buzzers off Amazon.
I know of one group that just had them slap their hands on the table.