Gift Influencer — Free resource
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HOST NOTES
Play solo or with 2–4 people. Rotate turns. Award at most 1 point per completed rule. Passing is free; no punishments. Describing can replace drawing. Get permission to record and publish.

1. One-line camera (60 seconds)
Draw a camera without lifting your pen. No letters or numbers.
One point if your drawing includes a body, a lens and a button, all on a continuous line.

2. Three shapes, one gift (60 seconds)
Design a gift using only circles, triangles and rectangles.
One point for using all three shape types and explaining who the gift is for.

3. Your desk mascot (60 seconds)
Combine a mug and a plant into a friendly mascot. Give it a fictional name.
One point if both objects are recognizable and you name the character.

4. Six-line setup (45 seconds)
Draw your ideal desk using no more than six straight lines.
One point if you stay within six lines and explain what three parts represent.

5. A gift without words (45 seconds)
Draw a symbol for a gift of time. Do not use a clock or written words.
One point if you explain the activity and avoid both clocks and text.

6. A three-frame moment (90 seconds)
Draw a tiny comic: a package arrives, something surprises you, then a happy ending.
One point for three distinct frames with a complete fictional story.

7. Camera. Cloud. Key. (60 seconds)
Tell a fictional story using a camera, a cloud and a key.
One point if all three appear and the story has a clear ending.

8. The silent launch (30 seconds)
Mime opening an imaginary gift and show what it does without speaking.
One point for showing both the opening and a clear use. Drawing is an alternative.

9. A review from 2126 (60 seconds)
Review an imaginary future notebook with one helpful feature and one amusing flaw.
One point for a feature, a flaw and a clear statement that the product is fictional.

10. Five words, big idea (30 seconds)
Invent a video title with exactly five words about a surprising gift.
One point for exactly five words and an idea you can explain in one sentence.

11. The runaway bookmark (60 seconds)
Tell a story about a bookmark that wants to visit a different book.
One point if the bookmark meets a problem and makes a choice.

12. The opposite pitch (45 seconds)
Pitch an imaginary alarm clock that helps you take a break instead of waking up.
One point for naming the audience and explaining a use without real health claims.

13. The gift detective (60 seconds)
Pick a gift idea for a fictional friend who loves rainy days, books and tiny apartments.
One point for connecting the idea to at least two clues and keeping it space-friendly.

14. The no-buy surprise (45 seconds)
Invent a thoughtful gift using only your time and something you already own.
One point if it needs no purchase and you explain why someone would enjoy it.

15. The mystery box (60 seconds)
Design an imaginary gift box for someone learning to make videos. Include only three items.
One point for three items and one practical reason for each.

16. Don’t say “headphones” (45 seconds)
Describe headphones without saying headphones, music or ears. Solo players can write the description.
One point for three useful clues without any forbidden words.

17. Wrapping with a story (60 seconds)
Describe a reusable wrapping idea that reveals a clue about the gift inside.
One point if the wrapping is reusable and the clue fits the gift.

18. Thank-you remix (45 seconds)
Write a two-sentence thank-you for an imaginary handmade gift. Name one detail and one way you will use it.
One point for exactly two sentences with both a detail and a use.

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