Setup chairs around a circle - have one less chair than there are people in the game.
One person then stands in the middle and asks the group a question starting with "Have you ever ...". It must be something they have done themselves.
For example, if I have been bungee jumping, I could ask "Have you ever been bungee jumping?". Then every person who has done it (ie. bungee jumped) must get up and change seats with someone else.
The person in the middle also goes and grabs a seat. Because there are not enough seats, there will always be one person left in the middle, and the game starts again with the person in the middle saying "Have you ever... etc"
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It could also be called "I've never" and If the people have done it, then they get up. You get to know people really well. Just stress to the students to keep the comments PG.- Robbie (2 Jul 2009)
Omg! I've played this one with other youth at workshops, youth events & other things! It was thee BEST, lol. I got to know others.My cousin, friends & I used to be shy. now we aren't that shy anymore, lol.
I love this game (Thumbs up!)
- Marian (Youth) (28 Jul 2010)
Very important to keep the things PG rated or you will learn too much!
Excellent game l will recommend it.
- Frederick Kliener (18 Jul 2018)
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