This exciting game is suitable for 6th graders and up.
What You Will Need: Participants can sit or stand in a circle facing each other
Set-Up: Instruct everyone to begin with both hands up and all ten fingers extended. One person will be the first speaker. Then the game will move clockwise around the circle.
How to Play: As you go around to each person in the group, participants say something they have never done before. As the leader of the game, be sure to provide plenty of examples to start, such as:
Never have I ever gone to summer camp.
Never have I ever had a pet.
Never have I ever played basketball.
Never have I ever worn a dress.
Don’t be afraid to let kids get a little silly with their phrases! If the child has done the activity, they put one of their fingers down. The first player to put all the fingers down wins the game.
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