Players sit in a circle. One person begins by making one small motion - clapping once, touching their nose, or blinking their eyes, etc.

The player to the right must now do exactly the same motion, just once. Continue counterclockwise around the circle with each player exactly repeating the same motion.

When it's the first player's turn again, he/she repeats the original motion. Then the next player must perform the same motion and add a new one. These two motions are then repeated around the circle.

Any player who doesn't perform the various motions in the correct order is out or if they use the wrong hand for a one-handed motion.

Continue around the circle, having a different player add the new motion each time. The last player to remain in the game is the winner and he/she really deserves a prize for he/she may have had to remember 10 or 15 different motions in the proper sequence!

Mark off a starting line and a finish line in a room.

Line up one peanut in its shell and a pencil for each player along the starting line.

Explain to the players that the peanuts must be pushed, not hit, with the pencil until they reach the finish line. The first player who pushes their peanut across the finish line is the winner.