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Duck, duck, goose

Duck, duck, goose or duck, duck, gray duck is a traditional children's game often first learned in pre-school or kindergarten then later ...

This warm-up game is only suitable for a slightly larger group: 13 persons and more. It is also called: House creature flood. Groups of ...

The participants move around the playing field and wait for the words "knights", "horses" or "cavaliers" to be called. If one of the wo...

Everybody runs around the room until the game leader shouts a number. Instantly, everybody forms groups with the same number of players...

A (slightly macabre) exercise for in between times to drive away the tiredness of the players by speed: The players are in a circle. One...

4 to 6 players are sitting on the stage, spread out well. The game master now whistles or claps his hands at different intervals. At eac...

A game for quick jokes and short laughs. The Moderator asks the audience for e. g. - a profession (i.e. police officer) - a hobby (i.e. ...