Monday, December 12, 2011

The Adverb Game

Send someone out of the room while the rest of the group chooses an adverb.

An adverb is (more or less) a word describing a way that something can be done. Examples: softly, angrily, musically, solemnly, cheerfully, flirtatiously, desperately.

The person who left the room is called back in and chooses picks a few people from the main group to act out a scene, such as “shopping for groceries,” “on a first date” or “washing the dishes.”

The actors pretend to perform the task, but do so according to the adverb the group selected. (Flirtatiously would involve a lot of giggling, winking and hair-tossing, for example. Musically might have everyone singing their conversations.)

The individual then has to guess what the adverb is. When they succeed, they pick someone else to leave the room and the game begins again.

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