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table or floor. At any point a participant can slap twice, reversing the direction. If a | table or floor. At any point a participant can slap twice, reversing the direction. If a | ||
participant slaps out of order or pauses, he or she removes that hand from the circle. When | participant slaps out of order or pauses, he or she removes that hand from the circle. When | ||
| − | both hands are removed, a participant is | + | both hands are removed, a participant is âoutâ and can help judge from outside the circle. |
Additional rules can include fist to signify skip one hand and double fist to signify skip reverse. | Additional rules can include fist to signify skip one hand and double fist to signify skip reverse. | ||
Other rules can be added for increased complexity. | Other rules can be added for increased complexity. | ||
Revision as of 11:55, 6 January 2008
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Objectives
Icebreakers/Warmups | Circle Games |Group Size
Small MediumMaterials
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Set Up
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Directions
Stand/sit around a table or on sit in a circle on the floor. Ask participants to put right hand on the table and left hand on the table crossing the person to the left. The object is to pass a rhythm sequentially around the circle (hand to hand, not person to person) by slapping the table or floor. At any point a participant can slap twice, reversing the direction. If a participant slaps out of order or pauses, he or she removes that hand from the circle. When both hands are removed, a participant is âoutâ and can help judge from outside the circle. Additional rules can include fist to signify skip one hand and double fist to signify skip reverse. Other rules can be added for increased complexity.
