Materials needed: none
how to play: one player is chosen to be the speaker. the speaker stands in front of the group of other players. the speaker tells the group to do a certain action, such as jump, clap, or turn around. as long as the speaker says “simon says” before the command, the group must do it. if the speaker does not say “simon says,” then the group should not obey. if someone follows the command without hearing “simon says,” that player is out. the winner is the last player in the game.
the speaker should try to trick the group. one way is to say “simon says” for several commands in a row. then, give a command without “simon says.” some of the players will follow the command by mistake.
4. what would someone win simon says?
having many friends
being a good listener
having an older brother
being a strong athlete

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