It’s time to HAVE FUN and get your Amazonians looking like this 👇

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DIY Game 1 – Head, Shoulders, Knees & CUP!
❌ WARNING! ❌ This game will create huge competition and bouts of wild laughter!
Check out several teams playing this game 👇
You will need:
Paper cups (1 per two people)
To line up tables so everyone can be facing each other (like in the videos)
Instructions:
Instruct each person to face another person
Tell everyone that you will be shouting out ‘head’, ‘shoulders’ and ‘knees’ and they have to follow the instruction
Tell everyone that when you shout ‘cup’, they have to grab the cup. First person to grab it wins!
Rotate everyone so they don’t continually face the same person
Tell everyone to count how many wins they have!
You can ramp up the fun by adding chocolate! Look how wild it got when an Amazon team battled it for creme eggs 👇😀
DIY Game 2 – Drawing Ahead!
This is a brilliant and bitesize activity. Below are video and written descriptions of how to facilitate this game:
You will need:
1 paper plate (or piece of card) per person
1 pen per person
Instructions:
Step 1 – Instruct everyone to put their paper plate on their head
Step 2 – Instruct everyone to draw a picture on the paper plate. You can pick what picture they draw. An Amazon delivery van? Santa? 😀
Step 3 – Instruct everyone to write their name underneath their drawing
Step 4 – Give them 1 minute and get them to draw!
Step 5 – After 1 minute, ask everyone to remove the plate and show to everyone around them
This is what your team will look like playing this game 👇

DIY Game 3 – Pencil Pouting & Pencil Pushers!
Which team member is the best pencil pusher? Who has the strongest pout?
Playing these games will answer these questions 😂
Check out several teams having pencil fun! 👇
Pencil Pushers Instructions:
Step 1 – Split your group into two teams (or more teams if you have more than 20 people)
Step 2 – Place one empty drinks bottle on a table for each team
Step 3 – Give two pencils to each person and instruct them to place the pencil like in the below picture 👇

Step 4 – Instruct everyone that they have to get both pencils into the bottle (like in the video)
Step 5 – Make sure you put some pencils in the water bottles before you start to weigh the bottles down
Step 6 – First team with all their pencils in the bottle wins 😁
Pencil Pouting Instructions:
Step 1 – Split your group into two teams (or more teams if you have more than 20 people)
Step 2 – Place one empty drinks bottle on a table for each team
Step 3 – Give a pencil to each person and instruct them to place the pencil like in the below picture 👇

For both games, you will need:
Two pencils per person
Two empty bottles (non-glass!), more if you have +20 people
You can also do a variation where every person has a pencil in their mouth! 😁

This is what your team will look like playing these games 👇


DIY Game 4 – Numbers Jump!
⛔ Watch Out! ⛔ this game will create bouts of wild laughter!


I mean, just look at the smiles it creates 👇
You will need:
📍Just the participants and a facilitator 😀
Facilitator Instructions:
📍Line up everyone up so they can be facing each other (like in the videos), it helps if you lay out chairs
📍When you say ‘jump’, everyone has to jump around and show two numbers on their hands
📍As quick as they can, they have to count the total on their hands AND their opponents hands
📍First person to say the correct number and go BANG! wins the round!
📍Move people around so that people keep playing against new opponents
📍Play the game until you have a clear winner, with the most amount of victories, and declare them champion!
DIY Game 5 – Heads or Tails
This game is as simple as it gets for facilitation. It’s a great little activity to get everyone on their feet and creates a bit of competition.
You will need:
📍 A coin (ideally a large coin like a 2p or 50p)
Instructions:
📍 Step 1 – Get everyone standing up
📍 Step 2 – Instruct everyone that you will be flipping a coin in the air. Tell them that, as it’s flipping, if you think it’ll land on heads, put your hands on your head. If you think tails, put your hand on your bottom. If you get it right, keep standing. If you get it wrong, sit down
📍 Step 3 – Keep flipping until only one person is standing! (for large groups it will take longer)
Have fun 😁
From Aaron & Team Laughtercise
