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# Let Me See Your Crazy Chicken
- URL: https://thepulse.org/en/crazy-chicken/
- Published: 2026-09-17T09:33:40.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-29T06:50:59.000Z
- Description: The warm-up groove: crazy chicken, crocodile or power fries, all in rhythm.
- Author: Andy Fronius
- Tags: Games, #age-teens, #games-genre-movement, #games-genre-icebreaker, #games-location-indoor, #games-location-outdoor, #games-material-none, #games-group-small, #games-group-medium, #games-group-large, #games-skill-creativity, #games-skill-coordination, #games-skill-teamwork, #age-children, #target-educators, #target-leaders, #context-camp, #context-youth-night, #context-school

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****Group:** 3+ · ****Where:** Indoors or outdoors · ****Materials:** None · ****Skills:** creativity, coordination, group dynamics

The players form a circle, and one person is chosen as the caller who leads the game. The caller shouts “Let me see your crazy chicken!” and the group answers in rhythm, “What did you say?” Then the whole thing gets louder: the caller starts again with “Let me see your crazy chicken!” and the group again with “What did you say?”

After the second repetition, the caller starts grooving in rhythm: “Ooh, ah-ah-ah, ooh, ah-ah-ah, ooh, ah-ah-ah, ooh, one more time! Ooh, ah-ah-ah, ooh, ah-ah-ah, ooh, ah-ah-ah, ooh, back to line!” and adds moves that match the beat and the animal or character named, in this case a chicken. After the command “back to line,” the warm-up starts over with a different animal or character.

Examples: let me see your crocodile, let me see your tree in the wind, let me see your power fries (jumping up and down on the spot), let me see your muscle man, and so on, each with matching moves.

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This game is part of our collection [“The 50 Best Games for Youth Ministry”](https://thepulse.org/en/games/).