Sent in by Aaron Blanco This game is a clone of the hit television show “Who wants to be a Millionaire.” Here’s how it works: The game is nearly identical …
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Audience games
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You will need: Pieces of A4 card or paper (or US Letter) Write the names of various countries down, one on each card and have a list of well known …
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Adaptation of Musical Statues for an audience to take part or can be used where players have limited opportunity to move. Possibly for younger children. Play as musical statues (where …
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Simple game, get everybody to stand up at the start (put their hand up or some other way of signalling if they have disability). Then proceed to ask a series …
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Divide the crowd into 3 or 4 groups. Give a topic or theme (such as songs mentioning a colour or a boy/girl’s name). Then have each group, in order around …
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Adaption of a game originating from a query about games that could be used with audiences in theatres, etc. This might be useful as a way to loose a bit …
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In advance: Write a story that incorporates as many sounds as possible. Play: For each sound used in the story arrange to have a group of children make that sound. …
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Requires 3 children/players to be able to move around among the other children. So not suited for audiatoriums where seats are close to each other and little room for movement …
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Decide if you want a small group of individuals to come to the front or just one at a time. One person at time is given a non-sense word or …
