Instructions |
Equipment Required: Paper and pencils How to Play: - Everybody sits in a circle, and has a piece of paper and a pencil.
- Players fold their paper into four, so that the folds run widthways.
- On the top panel they draw an animals head - a bird, a lion, a crocodile, etc.
- Make the two lines of the neck just over onto the second panel.
- Players fold over their handiwork so that it cannot be seen, and pass to the person on their left.
- Players then draw the top part of an animals' body, and again pass on the piece of paper.
- The legs of the body and then the feet are also added in this way. Then pass on the completed animal to the player on the left.
- Players open out the 'mystery animal' and decide where they think it lives (has it got webbed feet? A tail suitable for helping to climb trees?). What it eats (has it a slender beak or a long tongue for drinking nectar? Sharp teeth for meat eating?). What it might get eaten by? (Try linking all the creations in an imaginary food web!). Give each animal a suitable name.
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