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One of those puzzles activities that gets the group to try to figure out the pattern.. so many variants on the “keys” that you can keep it going for a while. Got to balance it and not drag it out so as not to frustrate participants who aren’t so keen on puzzles
key suggestions:
* last letter of a country becomes the first letter of next country,
* name of a program e.g. space camp. letters becoming the item being brought such as Saucer, Pineapple, Atlas, Crate, Eagle and so on and the name gets repeated until everyone has the key
* Five letter words only
* Word ending only with certain letter
I like your suggested variations for the key David, thanks for sharing.