Charades

Charade (or Charade ) denotes a game with pantomimic representation.

Instructions

The leader writes on small pieces of paper (there are more than teammates List any) each have a word that is composed of two nouns, folds them together, mix them and can pull a piece of paper every fellow players. Each player the drawn word must now represent the players pantomime until they have guessed it. Of course, the word parts can also be explained individually.

Examples: Hull, ink pen, Telephone Receiver, bonehead. The word parts should be something concrete and touchable to allow a pantomime.

In accordance interested or preformed round also book title or movie title be presented as charades. Here, then, often dating pantomime characters are used (for example: look at the book shaped palms as a symbol of literature).

One possible variant is to play the game without head, but with two teams. Each team then thinks to himself initially in a separate room more criteria from which subsequently a player of the other team must represent a disastrous appearance in pantomime. Particularly appealing is of this variant is that a team knows what is the active player.