You must have two teachers for this game (which shouldn t be too hard to get). The first teacher is the psychic. That teacher leaves the room while the students give the other teacher a word for the first teacher to guess (e.g. pencil). The word must be a noun. The other teacher comes in and makes a big show about reading everyone s mind. Then, the non-psychic teacher asks the psychic teacher questions like, Is it a door? Is it a person? Is it a computer? . The psychic teacher says no . Then, the nonpsychic teacher asks about something that has four legs: Is it a cow? The psychic teacher says no , but s/he now knows that the next word will be the right word. Is it a pencil? The psychic teacher says yes . Four-legged things are the clue: desks, table, beds, animals, etc. This game can be played many ways with many different things being the clue word. For example, in the game Black Magic , the clue word is something that is black. You can try to use visual clues also, such as looking at a prearranged spot. Students will get a kick out of trying to guess how you are doing it.