Salmon

You can use a naturalistic setting, perhaps outdoors, and the animator who leads the game will have to invent a story about the salmon going up the current of the river.

The animator who leads the game extends one hand vertically to represent a kind of obstacle and with the other hand mimics a salmon trying to go upstream. Meanwhile, he tells the story of the salmon that, with great difficulty, go up the rivers to reproduce, swimming against the current.

As he tells this, he makes the hand mimicking the salmon make a few movements and finally a jump to jump over the other hand that represents the obstacle: the salmon jumps over the obstacle and lands behind the hand. When the salmon overcomes the obstacle, all players have to clap their hands. The animator continues to tell and mimic the salmon jumps several times. Each time the salmon manages to cross the obstacle, the players clap their hands. However, they must not clap if the salmon stops in mid-air, lands before the obstacle, passes under it, or does anything other than overcoming the obstacle.

Those who make a mistake (clapping when they shouldn't or not clapping when they should) are eliminated. The game must always be faster, with the animator who tries to make the players wrong with gestures and with the story.