children sit in a circle and in turn, they add a word to fit into the narrative after repeating the words that came before. When played quickly, this game is great for encouraging free-flow thinking. For example, Child 1 could say “Once…”, Child 2 could say “Once upon…”, ...
Alphabet is one of the most simple Zoom improv warm ups. To start the game, first designate a turn order. Next, choose a setup for the scene through an improv prompt generator. The first player will speak a phrase beginning with the letter A, the next player will start their sentence wi...
For example, a suggestion might be “the most daring way to quit your job”, or “something you can say that will always start a fight.” Have each player come up with 5 or more suggestions and toss them all into a hat. Then, as the game master, pull one out per round and read...
Disclaimer: My kids LOVE this game, and they would play it every day. It’s a great chance for your introverts to emerge as leaders, since a lot of kids have these crazy spatial reasoning skills that, as a language arts teacher, I rarely get to see. But I’ve never played it during...
Ready for another improv activity that’s a) great for beginners and b) brings colleagues together in a fun, light-hearted way? It’s time for one of our favorites: the 3-Headed Expert. We like this game because it forces people to think creatively and enter the same mindset as their ...
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Improv Game: Creating Obstacles 1. Remind students of the importance of “Yes, and” when performing improv. 2. Tell them that this rule doesn’t just apply to dialogue, but also applies to the physical world around them. For example, if someone closes a door, the next player should not...
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