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December 7, 2020.Docx BIG IDEAS WEEKLY Our Littles or Mentees need you now, more than ever. We encourage you to continue to connect weekly with your Little Brother, Little Sister or Mentee and to continue to explore new ways to have fun despite social distancing. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Clarington we send you a weekly newsletter, promoting some ideas that may help to keep you connected. We would encourage all friendships to submit their own ideas and stories of their exciting virtual interactions so that other friendships may benefit from them…. _____________________________________________________________________________________ PICTIONARY The classic game of Pictionary can be played over Zoom or FaceTime. You will just need to set up your phone or camera so the person or the team on the other end can see your drawings. You can also do it on an easel white board. _____________________________________________________________________________________ BOGGLE Set it up right, and it’s easy to play Boggle on FaceTime or Zoom. All you have to do is set your phone camera over the edge of something at the right height _____________________________________________________________________________________ CHARADES Charades is a classic game. The only difference is you are performing for the camera. _____________________________________________________________________________________ SCATTERGORIES As long as both people playing against each other own the game of Scattergories, this is a great game to play over a FaceTime or Zoom time. BRAIN TEASER FUN _________________________________________________________________________________ WORD SCRAMBLE FUN PICTURE SEARCH Who can find all the items the first: Little/Big/Mentee/Mentor?? SPIDERMAN TRIVIA What comic book did Spider-Man first appear in? What did Spider-Man bring home from the first "Secret a. tales to astonish #8 Wars"? b. Amazing Spiderman #1 a. Alien Flu c. Marvel Tales #17 b. New Costume d. Amazing Fantasy #15 c. A Keychain d. New girlfriend Who was the first super-villain Spider-Man ever Who was the guest speaker at Peter Parker's high school encountered? graduation? a. Doctor Octopus a. Dr. Otta Octavius b. Green goblin b. Reed Richards c. Terrible Tinkerer c. J. Jonah Jameson d. Supercharger d. Captain America What super-villain kidnapped and murdered Peter Why did Stan Lee reject Jack Kirby as the original Spider- Parker's girlfriend Gwen Stacy? Man artist? a. The Rhino a. His drawing were too heroic b. Doctor Octopus b. He wanted too much money c. Green Goblin c. He missed a deadline d. Electro d. He was mad about a baseball game Which character bullied Peter Parker in high What was the first Spider-Man spin-off series? school? a. Sensational Spiderman a. Flash Thompson b. Spectacular Spiderman b. Biff Tannen c. Marvel Team Up c. Robbie Roberson d. Untold Tales of Spiderman d. J. Jonah Jameson When Spider-Man was first offered membership What color is Mary Jane Watson's hair? in The Avengers, he was required to catch what a. Black super-powered being as a test? b. Red a. Kang the Conqueror c. Blonde b. The Wasp d. Brown c. The Hulk d. Dr. Doom .
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