Lesson Plan

8:30 a.m. – Set up
9-9:15 a.m. – Check in/ Open gym
9:15 a.m. – Expectations/Rules. Remain in the gym, with the group at all time. Use kind words. Keep hands to ourselves and 1 on the trampoline and warp wall at a time. Hand out check off certificates.
9:20 a.m. –Warm up
9:30- 10 am – Fortnite Training Course- Big obstacle course that kids will run through or have relay style races in teams. Teams compete to see who can finish the obstacle course first and individual players can compete with a stopwatch. Make a pit the players have to swing over, hula hoops or tires to step through, a tunnel, an area where they have to dodge balls or foam cubes being thrown at them or nerf guns. Stake several rows of string about 2 feet off the ground that they have to crawl underneath. Trampolines, swing sets and climbing gyms can all be used as challenges in the training.
10 am- Water Break
10:15-10:45 am- Games

1. Bandage Race- Teams of 3 race to bandage one of their teammates with 2 rolls of bandages (toilet paper rolls). Needed: 2 toilet paper rolls per team / per round. Kids, tweens and teenagers love this game to plan on stocking up on toilet paper so everyone gets a turn to wrap and be wrapped. Break party guests into teams of 3. Give each team 2 rolls of toilet paper. The teams pick one person to be wrapped. The other 2 members on the team will do the wrapping. On “go” teams will wrap the toilet paper around and around their teammate until both rolls of toilet paper are empty. If the bandages fall off them they must pick up the wrappings and begin again. First team to use both toilet paper rolls wins! Play two more rounds so that everyone gets a chance to wrap and be wrapped. Keep score and the team with the highest score at the end of 3 rounds wins a prize.
2. Shrinking Island- This is a fun game that is a more grown up version of Musical chairs with a Fortnite twist. Before the party make several signs from poster board or card stock that have the names of the Fortnite island sections. They don’t need to be larger than a piece of 8″ x 11″ paper. Tape the island names to chairs. You will need 1 less chair than players to start. Line the chairs up in two rows with their backs together. Players must Boogie dance around the chairs while the music plays. When the music stops players must find a chair to sit on. The player that doesn’t have a chair is out and one chair is taken away. Continue until the final round where there is only one chair and two players. The last player to be seated after the music stops is the winner.
3. Island Flip- You will need: A shower curtain or large table cloth for each team. The object of the game is to see which team can flip their island (the shower curtain) over first. Break players into even teams of 4 to 5 players each. The more people on a team the harder the challenge. On “go” all team members must stand on the island and then try and flip it over without stepping off the island. If a player steps off the island then their whole team has to start again. This is a mind challenge and is great for team building.

10:45-11 am – Capture the Flag-Two teams hide their flag and try to defend it from being captured by the other team. It’s a classic game of strategy, tag and teamwork. What you need to play: 2 flags – make flags from bandanas or old cloth. Object of the game: Capture the other teams flag and return it to your home base.

11:00-11:30- Craft-
11:30- LUNCH

12:00-Fortnite Treasure Hunt- Players search a large area to find V coins.
12:30- 1:00pm- Nerf Gun War-Assign each team a section of the gym (name it after a location
on the Fortnite island) and give them a nerf gun and ammo. In the center of the gym place
building materials such as large, medium and small cardboard boxes. On “go” players run to
the center of the gym and grab as many building materials as they can carry back to their
section. Give players 5 minutes to build a fort and let them have a nerf gun fight.
1:30pm – Boogie Hide and Seek-Choose who will be the first to Seek and then all the other
players have a count of 100 to hide. When the seeker finds a player they call out their name and
then they both must dance for 10 seconds. Then both of the players become seekers and
search for hidden players. When they find someone then they all 3 must dance for 10 seconds.
Playing continues until all the players have been found
2pm- Llamma Pinata
2:15 – SNACK
2:45pm- 3pm. Take a picture. Gather belongings and head out to lobby area.

Bandage Race
Teams of 3 race to bandage one of their teammates with 2 rolls of bandages (toilet paper rolls).
Needed: 2 toilet paper rolls per team / per round. Kids, tweens and teenagers love this game to
plan on stocking up on toilet paper so everyone gets a turn to wrap and be wrapped.
Break party guests into teams of 3. Give each team 2 rolls of toilet paper. The teams pick one
person to be wrapped. The other 2 members on the team will do the wrapping. On “go” teams
will wrap the toilet paper around and around their teammate until both rolls of toilet paper are
empty. If the bandages fall off them they must pick up the wrappings and begin again.
First team to use both toilet paper rolls wins! Play two more rounds so that everyone gets a
chance to wrap and be wrapped. Keep score and the team with the highest score at the end of
3 rounds wins a prize.

Boogie Hide and Seek
This is a new twist on the game of Hide and Seek. The game is played like traditional Hide and
Seek, but with some dance moves thrown in for style.
Choose who will be the first to Seek and then all the other players have a count of 100 to hide.
When the seeker finds a player they call out their name and then they both must dance for 10
seconds. Then both of the players become seekers and search for hidden players. When they
find someone then they all 3 must dance for 10 seconds. Playing continues until all the players
have been found.
Especially fun to play at night when the seeker uses a flashlight to find hidden players. During
the dance time the seeker(s) shine the flashlight on themselves so that hidden players can
move around to a new spot while the dancing is going on.
Play several rounds. The last person found becomes the new seeker.
Shrinking Island
This is a fun game that is a more grown up version of Musical chairs with a Fortnite twist. Before
the party make several signs from poster board or card stock that have the names of the

Fortnite island sections. They don’t need to be larger than a piece of 8″ x 11″ paper. Tape the
island names to chairs.
You will need 1 less chair than players to start. Line the chairs up in two rows with their backs
together. Players must Boogie dance around the chairs while the music plays. When the music
stops players must find a chair to sit on. The player that doesn’t have a chair is out and one
chair is taken away. Continue until the final round where there is only one chair and two
players. The last player to be seated after the music stops is the winner.

Fortnite Treasure Hunt
Players search a large area to find V coins. After all the coins have been found they can be
turned in to buy loot or prizes.
Before the party make 100 or more V coins that will be hidden. A simple and inexpensive way
to make V coins is to buy poker chips at the dollar store and write a V in the center in permanent
marker. They can also be make by cutting out circles from cardstock or poster board.
Buy cheap Fortnite themed prizes and related items that will be used for prizes. Give each prize
a value amount and place it in a treasure chest.
A few hours before the Fortnite camps begins hide the V coins around the area that will be
searched.
At game time tell the players that there are 100 V coins hidden and they will be sent out to find
them. Players will try to collect as many as they can find. When all the coins have been found
players can turn them in at a loot station and trade for Fortnite themed prizes.

Capture the Flag
Kids of all ages love to play capture the flag. Two teams hide their flag and try to defend it from
being captured by the other team. It’s a classic game of strategy, tag and teamwork
What you need to play: 2 flags – make flags from bandanas or old cloth.
Object of the game: Capture the other teams flag and return it to your home base.

Set up: Separate players into 2 teams. Each team determines their territory and boundaries.
Usually one team takes the front yard and the other team takes the backyard. Each team
decides where their jail and flag will be located.
The flag must be visible – it can not be moved. There is a safety zone around the flag ( a 10 – 15
’ circle). The flags team may not enter this circle unless the other team enters first.
How to play: Send part of the team to “enemy territory” to capture the other teams flag. The
team members left behind guard their flag. If you are caught (tagged) by the opposite team you
have to go to their jail. The only way out of jail is to be tagged again by one of your teammates.
(Only one person in the jail can be set free at a time.) After capturing the flag the team member
must make it back to his territory – without being caught – to win. If someone has the flag and he
is tagged – the person goes to jail and the flag is returned to it’s original location.
To make the game more fun make the jail a Boogie Bomb location where all players in the jail
must dance until they are tagged out by a teammate.
Options
Spies and Lookouts When teams are placing their flags spies can be sent out to see where the
flag is located – and look-outs can be sent out to catch the spies.
Jail Chain If the jail is far from the boundary line players can form a human chain from the jail
heading towards the boundary. The more people in jail then easier it is to get rescued.
Jail Break With mutual consent teams can both yell “Jail Break!!” and prisoners are all free to
run back to their home territory.

Fortnite Training Course
Before the party set up a big obstacle course that kids will run through or have relay style races
in teams. Teams compete to see who can finish the obstacle course first and individual players
can compete with a stop watch. Make a mud pit the players have to swing over, hula hoops or
tires to step through, a tunnel, an area where they have to dodge water balloons being thrown at
them or nerf guns. Stake several rows of string about 2 feet off the ground that they have to
crawl underneath. Trampolines, swing sets and climbing gyms can all be used as challenges in
the training.

Island Flip
You will need: A shower curtain or large table cloth for each team.

The object of the game is to see which team can flip their island (the shower curtain) over first.
Break players into even teams of 4 to 5 players each. The more people on a team the harder
the challenge.
On “go” all team members must stand on the island and then try and flip it over without stepping
off the island. If a player steps off the island then their whole team has to start again. This is a
mind challenge and is great for team building.

Fortnite Fortress Game
You will need: Plastic cups, table or flat surface
Give individuals (or teams) 25 – 50 plastic cups each and tell them to build a fortress with them.
When the fortresses are done the opposing team (or players) will try to knock down the fortress
using only a squirt gun. Last fortress standing wins!
There is a little bit of a learning curve to figure out how to use the cups to build the best fortress
so play several rounds. Lots of fun for all ages!

Ping Pong Targets
Empty water bottles, ping pong balls, rocks or dirt for bottle weights, squirt guns or nerf guns
Remove the label from 16 ounce water bottles and replace with colorful duct tape or paper. Fill
the empty bottles with rocks or dirt 1/3 of the way full to weight down the bottles so they won’t
move.
Place ping pong balls on the openings of the water bottles (make sure to remove the water
bottle caps!) and set up targets in a row. Mark off a shooting line with tape or sidewalk chalk for
the players to stand behind while they try and shoot the ping pong balls off the bottles with squirt
guns or nerf guns. Variation: Set up bottles in rows or a pyramid. Increase the distance
between the shooting line and the targets for each round.

Llama Pinata
Fill a llama pinata with candy and Fortnite themed items, stickers and chocolate V coins. Find
out how to make your own pinata on our Pinata page. (Make sure to start this at least a week
before the party to allow the pinata to fully dry). How to make a pinata

Nerf Gun War
Assign each team a section of the gym (name it after a location on the Fortnite island) and give
them a nerf gun and ammo. In the center of the gym place building materials such as large,

medium and small cardboard boxes. On “go” players run to the center of the gym and grab as
many building materials as they can carry back to their section. Give players 5 minutes to build
a fort and let them have a nerf gun fight.