Description
What are you doing? Students start pantomiming an action and another students asks, "What are you doing?" The first student must lie and say they are doing something different.
Materials
None
Space Required
stage space large enough for physical movementInstructions
What are you Doing?
Ages: 3rd grade and up
Materials: Large space
Process:
- Either stand in a circle or ask two volunteers to stand in front of the group.
- One student begins miming an activity (e.g., skiing). The student to her left asks, “What are you doing?”
- The other student continues miming their activity (skiing), but says she is doing something else (e.g., taking a shower).
- The student who just asked the question begins miming the new activity (taking a shower) and the student who is to her left asks, “What are you doing?”
- The student continues her activity (taking a shower), but says she is doing something else (e.g., reading).
- This continues either around the circle or back and forth between the two volunteers until someone can’t think of an idea or the group gets bored.
- It is important to remind the students to continue to mime their activities while they say the new activity.
Adaptations
Students are not allowed to repeat actions already used.
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