What are you doing?

Materials:
 * N/A

Instructions:
 * Have two volunteers start. Player A asks player B: "What are you doing?" Player B has to respond with an action, usually in the continuous, such as "I am brushing my teeth." Player A then (NOT the player who responded) mimes the action that player B said. The player who asks the question is the player who mimes the answer. As player A mimes brushing his teeth (for example), player B asks him/her "What are you doing?" Player B then mimes the answer that player A gives. The game continues back and forth until one person makes a mistake, in which case, that person is out and gets replaced by one of the players who was just watching. In this game, mistakes are: answering with the action you are performing, repeating an action someone has said previously, miming in a way that it's impossible to understand your action, or taking too long to think of something.

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