Extremely Fun & Highly-Interactive Group ENERGISER Game - Around The World | playmeo

[@nasrinzmiro9580]

Man !! You are outstanding! Perfect for my class activities...bless you.

[@linkbellydance]

Thank you for sharing! So good is the game!

[@playmeo-group-games]

Yes it is really this much fun.

[@thewhitexican7075]

Thx for the tips I'm trying to get some new games for my team

[@playmeo-group-games]

Thanks for commenting - have you looked at our online activity database - tons of team-based games and activities to choose from, most with video tutorials.Go to www.playmeo.com/activities

[@icanghana6477]

great activities

[@playmeo-group-games]

👍

[@bt10ant]

Can someone explain or send a link to tell us how Your Add is played? Thanks....

[@playmeo-group-games]

Hi there - go to playmeo's activity database www.playmeo.com/activities and enter "your add" to find the activity.

[@lilbritish1819]

Love this

[@playmeo-group-games]

Thanks.

[@tabaheee]

I love your videos!!! Could you please tell me what exactly were they supposed to do with the fingers(in order to move)?

[@playmeo-group-games]

Hi there, and thanks for your comment. The game they are playing is called Your Add - look it up on playmeo.com - basically, each person extends a certain number of fingers on both of their hands, and the first person to correctly add them up and shout out the sum, is the winner and is entitled to move to the next 'country.' Works just as well with Rock-Paper-Scissors, etc.

[@tabaheee]

Mark Collard alright!! Thanks a lot! God bless you!

[@ilf1992]

It really looks fun pretty much. We would love to have this kinds of experimental. This could make more friends in our opinion.

[@playmeo-group-games]

Thanks

[@azamsaifullah]

He's genius

[@playmeo-group-games]

Yeah, not sure about the 'genius' part, but I do thank you for commenting.

[@akhilthomas3624]

Its.amazing

[@playmeo-group-games]

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[@davidcd8564]

brilliant!!!

[@playmeo-group-games]

Thank you

[@TheSitambien]

EXTREMELY FUN y HIGHLY INTERACTIVE ENERGIZER

[@pkumarr1122]

Good

[@playmeo-group-games]

Thanks for your comment.

[@eduardodudu5617]

Hello! I didnt understand how to play " Your add". Can you explain?

[@playmeo-group-games]

Hi Eduardo, you can learn everything about Your Add here: www.playmeo.com/activities/energizer-warm-up-games/your-add/Have FUNN...

[@kindlyvancunghup525]

very good

[@playmeo-group-games]

Thanks

[@a.e.5477]

So what does this game teach exactly?

[@playmeo-group-games]

Hi there, thanks for commenting. The game does not necessarily need to 'teach' anything - but if you're looking for some outcomes, try 'raising a sweat', 'practising mathematical abilities' and 'generating energy' for starters. Enjoy!

[@ryonarciez023]

is there anyone can explain how to play " the finger game" on this video?

[@playmeo-group-games]

Hi Riyo, you can learn all about Your Add, a fun no-props partner game, here > www.playmeo.com/activities/energizer-warm-up-games/your-add/

[@ryonarciez023]

ahhhhh i got it. the person who first calculate all finger will be the winner. very clear. thanks mark collard. you are very helpful.

[@playmeo-group-games]

@@ryonarciez023 You're welcome, that's what playmeo and I am here for :-)

[@ryonarciez023]

@@playmeo-group-games always success for you and playmeo mark!

[@awesome-brs]

I am unclear on how people move from country to country? Is it the 1st person to correctly add the fingers of both persons? Is that the dual? Thanks.

[@playmeo-group-games]

Hi B Swanson. People play in pairs, and the winner is entitled to move to the next 'country.' The partner they leave behind simply finds another person to play with in the same space they are playing, hoping to win next time.

[@caprincek]

Can you explain how is one winning over his pair ? What i understand is one of them hiding his arms and revealing with some fingers open. the other one has to count it right ? Please explain

[@playmeo-group-games]

Hi, thanks for your question: as described in my reply last week - "People play in pairs, and the winner is entitled to move to the next 'country.' The partner they leave behind simply finds another person to play with in the same space they are playing, hoping to win next time." May I also suggest that you visit the website for fuller instructions.

[@annonthetube]

Yes both have to count. You and your partner show random fingers at the same time, whoever adds them first wins. For e.g. I show 7 fingers from both hands and my partner showed 10. Whoever answers 17 first, wins.

[@playmeo-group-games]

Anila, you are perfectly correct. Have fun!

[@Tetelestai116]

"Not as successful as the other person at winning" lol great verbage

[@PhyrstNayme-gm7ej]

There is NO way the average person will understand half of what is happening here.

[@playmeo-group-games]

I'm not clear what you may be referring to, but maybe it relates to one of my favourote acronyms - FUNN - functional understanding not necessary :-)

[@claudiamanta1943]

How about this- Here there are three countries- Ethiopia, Bangladesh, and Uzbekistan. Here there are three task cards, you pick one not seeing what’s written on their back. OK. You build a school. You build a hospital. You build a community centre. We reconvene in one hour. (Make damn sure they have the materials they need). After one hour listen to all groups, and ask- ‘Who won?’

[@playmeo-group-games]

This looks like an interesting twist on this energiser, I like it Is it an exercise you have conducted elsewhere as a facilitator, or simply an idea you're putting out there?