Sit down if
- Rochelle Raddock
- Aug 27, 2025
- 2 min read
Supplies:
None (just a group of kids and some space to stand).
Steps:
Have the whole group begin standing up in a circle or scattered around the room.
The leader (staff member or a chosen child) calls out a statement starting with “Sit down if…”.
Example: “Sit down if you have a pet cat.”
Anyone who matches the statement must sit down.
Continue calling out new statements one at a time.
Keep playing until only one person is left standing — they are the winner (or just celebrate them and start again).
About Family & Friends:
Sit down if you have a brother.
Sit down if you have a sister.
Sit down if you’re the oldest in your family.
Sit down if you’re the youngest in your family.
Sit down if you have a cousin at this school.
About Pets & Animals:
6. Sit down if you have a dog.
7. Sit down if you have a cat.
8. Sit down if you have a pet that is NOT a cat or dog.
9. Sit down if you love going to the zoo.
10. Sit down if your favourite animal is a bird.
About School & Hobbies:
11. Sit down if you like reading books.
12. Sit down if your favourite subject is maths.
13. Sit down if you play a sport after school.
14. Sit down if you like art more than sports.1
5. Sit down if you’ve ever been in a school performance.
About Food & Drinks:
16. Sit down if you love pizza.
17. Sit down if you like pineapple on pizza.
18. Sit down if you don’t like chocolate.
19. Sit down if your favourite fruit is an apple.
20. Sit down if you’ve ever eaten sushi.
About Experiences:
21. Sit down if you’ve ever been on a plane.
22. Sit down if you’ve ever been camping.
23. Sit down if you’ve been to the beach in the last month.
24. Sit down if you’ve been to a theme park.
25. Sit down if you’ve ever broken a bone.
Numbers & Fun Facts:
26. Sit down if your age is an even number.
27. Sit down if your age is an odd number.
28. Sit down if your birthday is in (given month).
29. Sit down if your birthday is in summer.
30. Sit down if you are taller than the person next to you.
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