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Preparation
evide into two groups of roughly the same size. Each group
ust take turns to guess or referee. Place all of the cards face
own and shuffl e them well. Agree on the number of cards
o be used for the game, and set the length of the game (i.e.
he number of rounds for each team). You can play with
welve cards, for example, for the fi rst game. Count out the
ro
riate number of cards and
lace them face down to
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How to play
ake turns to play. The group with the shortest person begins
nd will be the
rst group to guess. The members o
the other
roup will be the re
erees. The guessing group chooses one o
heir own players to act out the charades.
he actor takes the top card
rom the deck, looks at the
picture in secret, and then gives it to the group o
re
erees
he actor‘s task is to act out the image so that the other
embers o
the guessing group can
gure out the answer as
uickly as possible. The actor can make
aces, move their body
nd describe things using their hands; However, they are not
llowed to make a sound!
arn
ng
he referee committee makes sure that the person acting out
he charades is being as quiet as a mouse. If they fail in this
egard, the card is immediately forfeited to the referee group
he members of guessing group are allowed to guess and
hout out their guesses at the same time