How to Play: Write on the board: Today is my favorite day because . . .Each child quietly thinks up one or more reasons why this might be true.Then, following an order decided on by the leader, they take turns giving theirbest reasons. Examples Today • is my favorite day Because the day is my [...]
How to Play: For this funny theater performance, one “actor” sits on the“stage” (a table, for example) and pretends to be a depressed person. The actorspends three minutes looking silently and seriously at the audience. Meanwhile,the audience members do everything they can to get the actor to laugh, or atleast to smile, without touching [...]
Props: A deck of cards for each group How to Play: This competitive game fires up ambitions; the children discovernew strengths and release some energy. Afterward, everyone is refreshedand ready to get back to learning. Divide the players into small groups and have each group decide on an order theywill follow in the game. Each [...]
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A back to front party which finishes well,and then starts even better! Party Invitations Reverse writing is the way to invite guests to a backwards party, and the best thing is – it’s easy to do! Use a soft pencil to write your party invitation on a sheet of tracing paper. Then, turn the [...]
