NIGHT CAMP GRADE 7

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 Game: 1 

Resonating Voices

Theme: Resonate with Focus, Rise with Voice

How to Play:

  1. The first student starts counting aloud from 1.

  2. Each student continues the next number in sequence (2, 3, 4…).

  3. BUT — when a number is a multiple of 3 (like 3, 6, 9...), instead of saying the number:

    • The student must perform a quick action that points in any direction (left, right, up, down, or a creative pose).

    • At the same time, they say the name of a book or a positive word (e.g., “Hope!” or “Harry Potter!”).

  4. The next student must pick up with the next number (not repeating the skipped one).

  5. If a student says the number instead of showing action, or hesitates too long (more than 3 seconds), they are gently reminded, and the game restarts or continues for fun.

Game 2: Echo the Emotions
Objective: To learn how to be a voice for others

How to Play:

  1. One player from Team A comes forward, picks a chit without showing it to anyone.

  2. They have 1 minute to act out the title/sentence without speaking or mouthing any words.

  3. Their team guesses the word or phrase.

  4. If guessed correctly within time, the team gets 1 point.

  5. Then Team B and Team C take their turns similarly.

  6. Continue for 2–3 rounds per team.






GAME 3: 

Game Name: Story Sparks: Rise With Every Line

Theme Link:
This game reflects how ideas resonate from one person to another, how creativity rises with each contribution, and how imagination radiates through teamwork.

Instructions:

  1. Divide students into teams of 5–6.

  2. One team stands in front of the group. The teacher gives a story starter line like “It was a stormy night when...”

  3. Each student, one after the other, adds one line to build the story spontaneously.

  4. The story should flow logically and end in an interesting way.

  5. Encourage expressions, voice modulation, and creativity!

  6. Other teams clap at the end — appreciating how the story “rose” from a single idea.

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