Hilarious CIRCLE GAME Inspires Creativity & Fun - Ah So Ko | playmeo

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  @oneofoneobk · 2 years ago

  I remember playing this game 11 years ago - I can still remember how hard I laughed that day. Thank you for this.🙏😂

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  @rdm3805 · 2 years ago

  Love games like these! They are so much fun for both adults and kids.

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  @tamaraglazunova2182 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for the positive energy and emotions you are sharing though those cool activities:)

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  @elenaumaran5672 · 1 year ago

  I can't believe you have a job like this, playing with adults. And you get paid for it! My dream 😅

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  @johnepierce5574 · 11 months ago

  Interesting game. You might consider staying with the one-syllable theme when someone gets out; instead of saying "you're out of the game!", everyone could grunt "Go!"

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  @steveo5222 · 1 year ago

  Played a similar game we called "Prince to who?" Everyone in the circle was a number...1-2-3-etc. Starts out with a starter saying "Prince to who, Prince to who , Prince to a #", that numbered person would answer "No", Prince would respond with "Who", numbered person could say either "You" meaning the prince, or another numbered person. That would require the Prince to answer either "NO" or "Who" and that throws it back at the person and they would answer either "Who?" or another numbered person.  It was fun because we incorporated drink with it, and the more you 'lost', the easier it was to loose faster the next round. The faster you played, the faster you drank won or drank lost.

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  @michaeljoseph2303 · 1 year ago

  Played a variation of this game in a similar class a day of fun 35yrs ago. Requires a bit of awareness. I’m 78 going to bring it back next gathering. Thank you for the reminder. Good fun. ❤

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  @royfowkes · 8 months ago

  I played successfully with secondary school science classes in the UK, all ages, to get them to LEARN KEY WORDS written on a bunch of cards, same number of words as students. Word list displayed on the board / screen. Remove the list after a few rounds so they learn from memory.<br>No one was ever out but they switched places, or passed the cards to their left when a mistake was made.<br>Guaranteed to get a majority of kids learning well, correctly and quickly.<br>The review / test is to ask them, from memory, to write a full list or as many as they could remember, to great success. :-)<br>Nice to see this adaptation.

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  @maris6567 · 2 years ago

  I have to prepare an activity for birthday event so I suppose this one will be super funny. &nbsp;Only watching this, got a lot of laughter😂 Thanks for sharing!

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  @SuperficialGloworm · 1 year ago

  This video just got recommended to me and i instantly recognised you - you ran a 2 day workshop I was in as a residential advisor at Monash Gippsland over 20 years ago. Our group couldn&apos;t catch those bloody sticks. Amazing to see this channel and brand!!

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  @PhoenixRising-go6hp · 11 months ago

  Thank You for Sharing! We use this „Game“ as exercise for theater practise. ❤greetings from Germany

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  @tivatyilorraine-lx5hw · 1 year ago

  Thank you l havesomething new for my lesson tommrow.

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