What Are You Doing?

Begin with the group standing in a circle. The facilitator begins by acting out an action. Then the participant on the facilitator’s left says, “What are you doing?” The facilitator then replies with something completely different from what they are acting out. For example, the facilitator acts out he/she is swimming and says “I am riding a horse.”

The participant then must act out what the facilitator says they were doing (riding a horse). Then the participant to his/her left asks, “What are you doing?” and the participant says something completely different from what they are acting out.

This energizer continues around the circle until everyone has a turn.