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Receiver Right Clap How it Works Nice concentration and warmup exercise. All players in a circle. Players can throw a 'clap' to any other player by pushing their hands together in front of their chest (like a praying gesture), and then pushing both hands towards the receiving player, opening up their arms as they do so. Sending a 'clap' makes a 'Whoof' sound; receiving a clap makes a sucking sound. The receiver receives the clap by making the inverse gesture, and uttering a sucking sound. Once a clap is received, the player to the right of the receiver sends a new clap to any other player. And so one. Once everyone's got it, switch to left-hand side player of the receiver to send the next clap. Variations If all players are really concentrating, and this game goes particularly well, try 'skipping' a neighbor. E.g. the second player to the left of the receiver sends the next clap. |
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Go -- not knowing where. Bring -- not knowing what --- Russian proverb |
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