REMEMBER THE CREED

Cardboard of various colors that will be cut into strips about 3 inches wide and 30 inches long. Markers and a basket to put the cardstock strips in.

You can use the Creed prayer, but also any other prayer (e.g., the Lord's Prayer). Players should be divided into teams, sitting on the floor with their legs crossed in parallel rows. At the head of each row is seated an entertainer. The principle of the game is that of the wireless phone, but with an element of difficulty. At the end of the row there will be a basket with strips of cardboard inside on which are written the phrases that make up the parts of the prayer. When the game starts, the animator will say the first sentence in the ear of the first player, who will repeat it to his neighbor and so on until the end of the row. The last player, the one next to the basket, will have to look through the stripes for the sentence he was told. Once he finds it he will put it on the floor to start composing the right sequence.

The team that has the most memory in remembering the phrase said in the ear, that is, that repeats it the fewest times and gets to the basket first to complete the prayer sequence, wins.