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Submitted by: Grace on 18-Sep-2009
Game categories: Relaxing games, Wide games, Prize games, Junior youth games, Drama games
Materials: Slips of paper 5 to each person
It's a great game to play while going on a walk or playing another game or to play on camp through dinner.
Everyone get 5 slips of paper they ask people questions and try and get them to say yes/no they can't nod or shake there heads either.
As soon as they say yes/no then they MUST give a slip of paper to the person who asked them the questions.
On camp we were in 3 groups but it can be all for one.
The people with the most slips, we put things like clean up your cabin, clean up the site, and really funny things in envelopes. So as they chose an envelope at random they thought they got some spectacular prize just to find clean up the campsite it is really fun
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Comments
3 people have commented on The Yes No game
Josh Tanner
February 10, 2010 at 6:03 am
Hey Grace, I thought it was very clear. Josh, if you're going to be a 'grammar Nazi' then you should note that the verb 'seem' takes an object (like 'it' for example). --> "It seems like a great game..." Also, paragraphs need at least 2, preferably 3 sentences (unlike your 1 sentence paragraphs). And finally, I think you have what is referred to as 'genre confusion'. This genre is something like 'youth group game description', not 'formal English essay'. Thanks Grace.
Alex
March 2, 2010 at 4:02 pm
yeah, you're right Alex. I like the game Grace, thanks.
jubilee
June 11, 2010 at 5:25 pm
I really hope that you would take some time and clean up your grammar and train of thought.
Use paragraphs and separate the game instructions. Perhaps a little more explanation would be fitting as well.
Seems like a great game, just poorly explained. Thanks Grace.