In this fast paced game, the instructor stands in the center of the circle. He names a setting and a situation. Then, he points to one of the players at random.
Using improvisation skills, the player begins telling a story with a single sentence. For example, he might say, “I just found out I have a long lost twin.” The instructor then points to a new speaker who must continue the story and the rhyme. Example: “I guess Mom tossed a coin and my Bro didn’t win.”
The rhymes are couplets, so the next chosen player creates a new line of the story with a new sound. The improvised tale goes on until a student fails to produce a rhyme. Then he sits in the middle of the circle. This goes on until the circle shrinks down to one or two champions.
Instructors should make certain to increase the speed as the game progresses. Players may want to prohibit tricky words like orange, purple and month.
