How to Praise a Game Winner Without Isolating Other Kids

Video Transcript

"In this clip we're going to show you a great way to stay within the Indian theme and take a winner and include everyone else that's in the game and make everyone have a great time while congratulating the winner. When Indians came back from war or from hunting, the one that make the largest kill, would often come back on their shoulders, or raised and praised. So what we'll do at the end of every game, we let the winner come up, they put their hands straight over their head, all the participants come around, five fingered open hands, they put their hands on their body. On their legs, waist, and hips, they all together raise them up and support the winner up in the air. They somewhat look like a totem pole and it's great fun and at the end of the game, no one feels like a loser."