Group World Records

478 students from SPK Schools in Namakkal, India danced at once while holding sugarcane stalks. Dr. S.Prabu Kumar, chairman of the school institution, organized the record.

173 attendees at the ACCYM Senior High Assembly formed a human United Methodist Cross And Flame symbol.

Jay Vin and two of his friends performed 39 simultaneous sit-ups.

36 students from iD Tech Camps at Macalester College partied with their headphones on in front of their computer screens.

Václav Š. completed a table tennis rally with 31 hits to 15 people holding a glass of beer.

A total of 5,290 people including The Goddard School children, teachers, family & friends across the nation played Simon Says. They set the record to promote the importance of self-regulating games and the power of learning through play. Learn more about the feat here.

A total of 50 students from iD Tech Camps at UC Berkeley had imaginary phone conversations at once.

Rob Roush led 104 people through a hula hoop in two minutes.

A total of 11 students from iD Tech Camps at Stanford University screamed in high pitch while wearing their ID cards.

Three members of Support The Melons performed a total of five limbos in 30 seconds while holding a melon. They set the record to promote breast cancer awareness and raise funds for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign.

Greg K. led 36 people in simultaneously eating mini-donut burgers. They set the record as part of Straw's 3rd anniversary. Straw is a carnival-inspired restaurant and caterer located in San Francisco, California.

Wheelchair Dancers, a nonprofit organization, led 80 participants in wheelchairs and their dance partners in dancing the Tango. They set the record to promote self-esteem and teamwork, fun, and inspiration for physically challenged people. Learn more about the feat here.

A total of 1,175 people formed a circle and linked their arms with each other. They set the record at Isaac Wolfson Stadium in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa to celebrate South Africa's Freedom Day and to promote unity and social cohesion in their community.

Kade Hill led 89 students from the Maine Arts Camp in a parade while dressed as cartoon characters.

As part of the "Dream Big - Read" summer reading program, members of Kasson Public Library gathered 15 people to simultaneously read "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle.

Kevin Yi and 129 friends made finger mustaches and hand monocles while singing "Amazing Grace" in falsetto.