Stamp your feet on the ground to make sure you're really back. Notes for teachers You can start with a brainstorming session to find out how much the learners already know about King Arthur and The Round Table before going into the visualisation. The students can then get together in small groups to talk about the experiences they had on their journeys. You can't live without food and water. People need people.
Strikes serve no useful purpose.
When people work together, disagreements are inevitable. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. So the Feet refused to walk, the Hands stopped holding things, the Eyes avoided seeing, the Ears became deaf, the Nose stopped smelling and the Tongue refused to taste. The Stomach was most upset because he couldn't get food from anywhere and didn't know what to do. Sometimes the best thing in such situations is to do nothing and that's exactly what the Stomach did.