This game encourages the use of counting and numbers skills. This game doesn’t require any physical movement but instead exercises the mental skills.
Instructions
Recommended to have groups of 5-10, form a circle.
Each person is to say a number, counting up from the number 1, in one direction around the circle until they reach the number 7.
The person must not say the number ‘seven’ or any numbers that are multiples of 7(14, 21, 28….), but they must clap for the numbers instead.
The group stops counting until they have counted to 50.
The goal is to correctly say or clap to the number.
If someone makes a mistake, counting will restart back from number 1.
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