Method

Stand in a circle.

One person makes eye contact with another participant across the circle and chants BUNNY BUNNY, BUNNY BUNNY whilst making two little bunnies with their hands. Those bunnies twitch their little ears twice towards the speaker's eyes and twice away whilst the improviser chants.

The bunny is then passed to the person opposite and the game continues, getting quicker as people get braver and more relaxed.

More rules are added:

• People must bunny to a rhythm and there are no spaces between goes
• The two people either side of the main bunny must face inwards, wave their hands from side to side and chant TOKKI TOKKI, TOKKI TOKKI
• If you aren't BUNNY or TOKKI you are chanting KUN-JA.

Play continues until you go so fast you can SEE THROUGH TIME.

Teaching notes

This is about eye contact but it's also about being comfortable with silliness.

It's about finding the rhythm of a group, not judging yourself and failing quickly and joyfully.

The longer you can hold eye contact during your turn, the more time you are giving the next person to react and the better you make them look.

TOKKI is Korean for bunny.

There are so many slight variations on the words used.