Five Things

All players stand in a circle. One player turns to their neighbor and says: 'Name five things that...' followed by a category (e.g. '...you would not want to find in your bed!').

The neighbor must name five things as quickly as possible without thinking too much — that is the goal of the game. After each item, the rest of the group counts along enthusiastically: 'One! Two! Three! Four! Five!'

Then the person who just answered asks their neighbor a new 'five things' question, and so on around the circle.

This exercise trains spontaneity and the ability to speak without self-censorship.