65) Joined

Supplies
* Pre-made lists, preferably in jumbo print (can use a flip-chart)
* optional: radio
* optional: index cards/ paper, 1 writing utensil for scorekeeping

Note
This game is similar to Mingle, but with a twist that makes it harder

How to Play
Have participants dance (or play Mingle). If score is kept, they should keep an index card/ small piece of paper with them. Facilitator should randomly stop the music, and call out directions, ie:
6 hands and 20 toes!
The players must quickly form groups, joining six hands and 20 fingers together.
This may be done using six players, each putting in a hand and three toes, with two players putting in four toes. Alternatively, a group of three may put in both hands, and six or seven toes. Any other combination that results in 6 hands and twenty toes may be used. Each player in the group, however, must use at least one body part, and each body part that is "in use" must be connected to those that are "in use" by the rest of the group.
When a group has met the requirements, they should shout out, "Joined!" The facilitator then will double-check, and if keeping score, each player in the group may get a point, which the facilitator may mark on their card.
The dancing will then begin again, until new directions are called out.

Try a few simple instructions, then make it harder:
6 hands, 8 fingers, 7 feet, 5 knees, or
5 ears, 22 fingers, 9 elbows
Obviously, 5 ears can't all touch, but if the group can rationalize a connection (both my ears are touching someone else's ears, and we're using both his ears, but only her left ear), then it can be accepted.
For these harder directions, it is best to have it written out in jumbo print for the groups to see, so that you do not have to continuously repeat yourself. Having it written will also keep you from forgetting what you just said.