The person leading the game should time five seconds, then everyone should draw a picture to show the sentence they read. The person leading the game should time five seconds, then everyone should write a sentence about what they see and fold the drawing back, so they can’t see it anymoreįor example, the second player could write ‘a person with big, staring eyes and leaves growing out of their head’. The person leading the game should give a signal, and everyone should pass the paper to the player on their right. For example, for ‘the apple of my eye’, someone could draw a person with apple trees in their eyes. It doesn’t matter if people don’t know or understand the saying – the drawings can be quite literal. Everyone should quickly draw the saying at the top of the paper. The person leading the game should time five seconds, then everyone should stop looking at the saying. Each player should take a saying from the bowl. If there aren’t an even number of players, some could go twice, or they could pass their paper or picture to someone in another team. Each group should sit in a small circle, and each player should get a piece of paper and a pen. 
Everyone should get into groups of four.If you want a digital challenge, you’ll need enough devices that can take and share pictures. Decide whether you’ll play the ‘traditional’ version with pen and paper, or whether you’ll use tech.
We've written a list below to help get you started. Fold each saying in half, and put them all in a bowl. Write some common sayings on different scraps of paper.It doesn’t need much equipment, so you could do it anywhere, as part of a regular meeting or on a trip or camp. This activity is perfect for a rainy day.
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