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Sidewalk Stencils: Mirror Me

Mirror Me • 2 people

  1. Players decide who will be the leader.
  2. Both players start with their feet on the feet in the center of their circle.
  3. The leader starts by stepping on one of the surrounding shapes. The other player then steps on the same shape in their circle.
  4. The leader then steps on the first shape again and chooses another shape. The second player follows. The game continues with the leader adding a new step to the pattern each time until one of them can’t follow the pattern, then they switch leaders.

Example steps

  • Both feet on feet then left foot on triangle
  • Both feet on feet then left foot on triangle then right foot on diamond
  • Both feet on feet then left foot on triangle then right foot on diamond then left foot on shamrock
  • Both feet on feet then left foot on triangle then right foot on diamond then left foot on shamrock then right foot on circle

Mirror Twister • 3 Players

This game works best with someone calling actions for the players.

  1. The players start with their feet on the center feet.
  2. The caller says a body part and a shape. The players move to put the body part on the shape.
  3. The callers says the next move and players follow, keeping their position from the first call.
  4. When someone falls, they become the caller and the game is played again. 

Example

  • Right hand to yellow triangle
  • Left foot to orange heart
  • Right foot to green diamond
  • Right hand to feet
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Issued in furtherance of extension work, acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Kelly Crane, Director, University of Wyoming Extension, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Wyoming Extension, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 82071.

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