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Person holding a large metal washer, as used in secret passing game Alien

Alien

Secret passing game that develops excitement through mystery & discovery.

  • Very playful & fun
  • Passive & engaging
  • Heightens observation skills
  • Simple prop

Secret Passing Game

This mysterious game creates playful intrigue that can span hours or days of group interaction. Alien takes a simple washer and turns it into an engaging, large group game that keeps everyone alert. You’ll love how this brilliant secret passing game naturally develops group connection whilst maintaining excitement through mystery and discovery. Perfect for conferences, camps or extended programs where ongoing engagement matters.

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BY Mark Collard - Experiential Trainer, Author & Speaker

Comments (1)

  1. David Piang-Nee

    Oh this is a fun one.
    The way it was introduced to me was that the item was a tiny little doll.
    The doll would go about “Tagging” people. (Hidden in secret from person to person).

    Eventually when it came to a certain time, such as at lunch times, we would sing a song to initiate the activity and find said doll and see who the current “ Tagged” person was.

    If you were the person holding the doll, then you would have to perform a task such as sing a song for the group.

    You could use a toy plane for example if you didn’t want to use a doll and say that if you were the one in possession of the plane, you were “ In Transit”. If you were caught “In transit” at Lunch, then you would need to perform a task.

    Set it up, with a few options of tasks to give a choice of activities to anyone who might end up “Tagged or In Transit” at the start of the week on a camp for example and let the game run for the duration.

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