Troop Program Features
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Hawaiian Handclap
The players sit in a circle or a line, and count off.
Set up a 1-2-3 rhythm by having players slap their knees, clap their hands, and snap their fingers on the third count. They do this in unison. Once the rhythm is established, the first player calls a number at the instant he snaps his fingers. Keeping up the rhythm, the player whose number has been called waits until the instant of snapping his fingers to call another number. If a player calls a number too soon or late or doesn't call any number or calls a nonexistent number-all of which happen frequently - he loses his number, goes to the end of the line, and starts again with the bottom number, while others move up a number. The object is to get to be No.1 and stay there.
Variation: Instead of calling a number, the first player says a word as he snaps his fingers. The player next to him in the line says another word, and so on around the circle. The object is to say a word that will complete a sentence.
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