Be prepared to adjust the game and its length in the moment depending on the crowd and their energy. Large groups and too many rules are a recipe for disaster.
According to Stacy Davidowitz, author, teacher, and former director at Tyler Hill Camp who has lead hundreds of games in the course of her career, it’s best to “keep it simple. So we asked around, for some of the best advice and actual games out there.
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