Concept and Definition of Chinese Mime Games
Chinese Mime Games is a kinds of Mime activities of guessing games. Donaldson
(2004: 8) explain a wordless version of Chinese whispers or Chinese
Mime Games. Everyone except one person leaves the room,
and the remaining person is given a simple task to mime, for example putting
the rubbish out or having a shower. The
other players then go back into the room one at a time: the person who has been
briefed mimes the task to the first person, then the second person enters and
the first person mimes it to them, then the second person mimes it to the
third, and so on. Nobody may speak,
except to call the next person into the room.
When the last person has seen the mime, they perform it back to everyone
else and tell everyone what they thought they were doing. Then the original actor performs the mime
again, so that everyone can compare the original and final versions.
Crease & Court (2016: 2) explain the procedure of Chinese
Mime Games Arrange the class in a
circle. Teacher whispers a word
or phrase to
a pupil. Word
gets whispered around
the circle. At the end of the
circle the last pupil has to tell the rest of the class what they heard.
In addition www.primaryresources.co.uk (2016:2) point out the step of Chinese Mime Game
start fromaAll stand facing the back of the person in front, with eyes closed.
The leader taps the person in front on the shoulder, when they turn around mime
an action. The mime is passed around the circle to see if it changes much.
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