TO PLAY:
One player leaves the room (it).
Everyone else sits in a circle.
Choose a leader (silently).
The Leader's job: to make movements (scratch head, rub chin, blink).
Everyone else copies the leader.
Have "it" return. "It" tries to figure out who the leader is.
Players should try not to give the leader away with thier eyes.
The leader should change the movement every 15 seconds or so.
"It" has 3 chances to guess who the leader is before it is someone else's turn.
Notes from Stephanie:
This is a good classroom game. I like having prizes for games. From my experience everyone wants a prize, so I
have several inexpensive ones so there are enough for everyone. Some prize ideas (I usually find deals on these
at dollar stores): balloons, any kind of noise maker, bouncy balls, small squirt toys, pencils, pens, sticker sheets,
tattoos, candy, crazy straws, chinese yo-yo's, toy medals...
One player leaves the room (it).
Everyone else sits in a circle.
Choose a leader (silently).
The Leader's job: to make movements (scratch head, rub chin, blink).
Everyone else copies the leader.
Have "it" return. "It" tries to figure out who the leader is.
Players should try not to give the leader away with thier eyes.
The leader should change the movement every 15 seconds or so.
"It" has 3 chances to guess who the leader is before it is someone else's turn.
Notes from Stephanie:
This is a good classroom game. I like having prizes for games. From my experience everyone wants a prize, so I
have several inexpensive ones so there are enough for everyone. Some prize ideas (I usually find deals on these
at dollar stores): balloons, any kind of noise maker, bouncy balls, small squirt toys, pencils, pens, sticker sheets,
tattoos, candy, crazy straws, chinese yo-yo's, toy medals...
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