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- reymar alonzo 7 Aug 2012 I read Hannah's comment and it can be a very dangerous game if there is any bullying in the group.

[Flip the last box and have the leader yell.

- javier 27 Oct 2008 this really is a great activity that really sticks with kids, we did this, litterally 11 years ago when i was at a summer camp, i still have that paper and to this day it lifts me up when i am feeling down.

Two Truths and One Not Participants needed: 3 or more.

Teams can be anywhere from 4—20 people.

They may already have a program they send this produce to, but if you ask the right store or the right employee , you can probably get all the fruit and veggies you need for free or at least a significant discount.

especially since some of our kids have been bullied or have few friends at school etc.

This is a great game for how gossip spreads or how we can often misunderstand or mishear things told to us.

It's a great game - Stevany 22 Jan 2014 Great idea, I have added this game in my church Sunday school lesson : - Nimitporn 27 May 2014 thank you for this game.

Then instead of just giving the comments to each person, you start with one participant and have everyone else tell them what they wrote about them.