Choose a leader from among the group. Break the rest of the group into two teams and have each form a single-file line. Send the leader to the other end of the room or playing field. Instruct the two teams that they are to follow the commands of the leader such as hop, run or skip. The first person in the each line follows the directions of the leader until they reach the leader. Once they reach the leader, they turn around and head back to their team while following the leader's instructions. The first team to have all the members complete the relay wins.

Create a simple obstacle course for the children to go through using pillows and other soft objects you have around the house. You can also play this outside with your children’s toys as the obstacles. Blindfold each child and assign a leader to each kid. Have the leader (the person without the blindfold) guide the blindfolded child through the obstacle course. This game will challenge the children who are blindfolded to trust the leader and learn to listen more than see.

Have the children circle up. Have one child volunteer to be the guesser. Remove the guesser from the circle and place him or her in a room where they can’t see or hear anything. Choose a leader from the remaining children. Tell the children that they need to follow the movements of the leader without making it obvious which child is the leader. Have the volunteer come back and stand in the center of the circle. All the children should begin swinging their arms back and forth with the leader eventually starting to make additional movements that the rest begin to mimic. The child in the center gets three guesses to find the leader.