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Corpsey · 07-22-2008, 10:37 PM

As part of my acting diploma that I'm currently doing, I have to teach children around the ages of 7-10 for roughly an hour for 5 lessons in a couple of weeks, and I find the prospect slightly daunting.

I'm trying to remember what games I used to play at school when I was younger but most of them are coming up as a blank. I currently have listed:

Biddi Biddi Bop
Duck Duck Goose
Simon Says
Stuck in the mud
Cat & mouse

I'm hoping to have a lot of fun with the kids but I've kind of met a mental wall and want to keep up the variety of activities I use for a warm up to stop them from getting bored out of their wits so any suggestions would be handy.

07-22-2008, 10:37 PM	#1
Corpsey Join Date: May 2006 Location: New Zealand Posts: 2,126	How to teach children As part of my acting diploma that I'm currently doing, I have to teach children around the ages of 7-10 for roughly an hour for 5 lessons in a couple of weeks, and I find the prospect slightly daunting. I'm trying to remember what games I used to play at school when I was younger but most of them are coming up as a blank. I currently have listed: Biddi Biddi Bop Duck Duck Goose Simon Says Stuck in the mud Cat & mouse I'm hoping to have a lot of fun with the kids but I've kind of met a mental wall and want to keep up the variety of activities I use for a warm up to stop them from getting bored out of their wits so any suggestions would be handy. __________________ Everyone has a ghost...a phantom behind us which slows and drags us down.. This ghost or spectral has a name..."Regret". "I've never regretted anything..." - Light Yagami Life is a shit sandwich. Unfortunately, it's always lunchtime. How much bread you have goes a long way toward determining how easy it is to swallow.