Gear Up
Grab your mini-whiteboard and a dry-erase marker. Make sure you have a little elbow room, as your "canvas" is moving to a higher altitude.
The "Head-Base" Position
Balance your whiteboard flat on top of your head. Use one hand to steady the board and the other to hold your marker.
Strictly no peeking!The Prompt
Listen closely as your teacher announces the target sketch. As soon as the word is out, start drawing directly onto the board above your noggin. Here are some ideas:
πΎ Animal Kingdom- Level 1: A snake (easy curves)
- Level 2: A cat with whiskers and a tail
- Level 3: An elephant with a trunk and big ears
π Home & City- Level 1: A simple house with a chimney
- Level 2: A car with two wheels
- Level 3: A skyscraper with windows and a cloud
π Food & Drink- Level 1: A slice of pizza (triangle)
- Level 2: An ice cream cone with two scoops
- Level 3: A burger with seeds on the bun
π Space & Nature- Level 1: A crescent moon and a star
- Level 2: A flower with petals and a stem
- Level 3: An astronaut in a round helmet
π« School Life- Level 1: A pencil
- Level 2: An open book
- Level 3: A school bus (rectangle with wheels)
The Big Reveal
Once the "markers down" command is given, carefully bring your board down to eye level. Compare your "blind" creation with your neighbours and see who actually managed to put the tail on the cat!