- Kai: This is how you play Sushi.
All right, are you ready?
- Kids: Yeah! - Great.
It's so easy.
All you have to do is what I say.
So if I say, "One," you clap your hands.
One. [hands clapping]
Easy.
When I say, "Two," you say, "Sushi,"
and cross your arms over your knee.
Two. - Sushi!
- Yeah, two! - Sushi!
- Very nice.
When I say "Three," you put your hand in the air
and you say, "Waffles."
Three. - Waffles!
- Three! - Waffles!
- You can go, get a little hip action.
Waffles!
Three. - Waffles!
- Great, great, great.
When I say, "Four," you're gonna look around for a door,
and you're gonna point at it,
and you're going to say, "Point at the door."
So, four. - Point at the door!
- Four! - Point at the door!
- Yes, when I say, "Five,"
you're gonna crouch down a little,
you're gonna stick your hands out for some jazz hands,
and you're gonna say, "Showtime."
- Showtime.
- Five. - Showtime.
- Yeah, that's all we have to do.
Now, I'm gonna say them out of order.
I'm gonna mix them up and I'm gonna try to trick you,
so you have to pay really close attention.
And if you get stuck, you can look to your neighbor
and see what they're doing, okay?
Ready?
One. [hands clapping]
Three. - Waffles!
- Three. - Waffles!
- Four. - Point at the door!
- Two. - Sushi!
- Almost got you.
Two! - Sushi!
- One. [hands clapping]
One. [hands clapping]
Three. - Waffles!
- Five. - Showtime!
- One. [hands clapping]
One. [hands clapping]
One, one, one, one, one, one!
Oh, you shouldn't, thank you, oh, stop.
Please stop, thank you.
And that's how you play Sushi!
Think your class can handle it?
You can even try adding a number.
What if you said, "six?"
What would you add?
Good luck!