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Okay, go ahead and try and guess who it is. Use your left palm now and place it underneath the screen, all the way so it’s possible so they can see your hand. First person to identify the other wins that person for their team. However this time the only thing that they can see is the palm of the other person because the screen stays up. This time the only two people like always that can actually nominate the other person are the two people closest to the screen. And you can come in a little bit closer as well. You’re going to need to come a lot closer.

And you’re going to face the screen.įacing the screen. One person come forward towards the screen. Thomas, you’ve been got.Īlright, final round folks. (people making signs as part of Peek A Who) You might indicate things they do, how tall they are, what they look like, if they’ve got glasses on, blah blah blah, nonverbally. You can do all sorts of other… but you can’t say the name, you can’t mouth their name but you do other things.

As soon as you can guess the first and the correct name, you win that person for your team. Your teams without saying a word, non-verbally, are going to give you lots and lots of information to help describe who it is that’s seated behind you. However you’re going to focus on each of your two teams. The two people closest to the screen you know who you are. I think we could all agree on that Belinda is not one of those people. It won’t matter as long as both names come out at some point. This time it’s a team event, so long as each of your two… your team no matter who it is has named the other two people quicker than the other team, you win those two people for your side. We’ve obviously worked too hard on names with this group. So Adrian and I are going to be trying and listening for who gets it first. On the count of three each of you tries to name the other person quicker than the other. Okay.Īll that effort we put in this morning to capturing names is now paying off, possibly for your team in an ultra-competitive environment. Who would like to go next on both sides? Okay. Okay, got the basic idea for the two closest to the screen? We’re going to drop it and the first person to name the other person wins. Even if you’ve known the answer you can’t do anything about that, at this point. The only people who can nominate the names are the ones closest to the screen. The person who names the other quicker than the other person wins that person for their side. In a moment Adrian and I on the count of three are going to quickly and rapidly drop this screen which will provide an opportunity for the two people closest to the screen to quickly name the person on the other side. If it’s not already obvious what’s about to occur let me spell it out for you. Find yourself a volunteer on each side and sit directly in front of the blue screen, right in front of the screen. I’m going to ask one volunteer from each side do not identify yourself and just sit facing the blue screen. Just make sure wherever you’re seated you can’t see anyone on the other side, they can’t see you. At least two metres back from the screen, at least two metres. And if it’s possible with your other foot Adrian just place your foot on the bottom of one of them. So when you sit down, I don’t care where you are, hickledy-pickledy but you need to be in a place where you cannot see anyone on this side and vice versa. The key to this is that as we unfurl it between the two of us and we’re going to hold it up, it’s important that when you sit down at least two metres back from the screen you cannot see anyone on the other side. Adrian and I are going to be holding this screen between each of your two groups.