With thanks to #Minimantaray who reports this as a quite popular game played at a primary school in Reading. Berkshire. It is another version of tag and a great game…
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Popular at a local junior school (KS1-KS2) and played as one of their physical education games. Everybody starts out as a tagger (or ‘It’), but that means you need to…
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Effectively a swimming pool version of tag or ‘it’ One or two people become sharks with the objective of catching the other players who are in the water. Players are…
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aka ‘Witches Glue Pot’ Play as with dodge ball, but instead of sitting out to the side players have to sit down where they were standing when they were tagged…
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A dodgeball variant. Use one or two large/ish (volleyball or football sized) balls. The softer the ball the slower it is and easier to dodge and better for young children,…
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Players stand in a large circle. One player is ‘It’ and is free to move around in the centre of the circle. Players pass the ball either way around the…
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Equipment: 2 coits (small rubber rings) or relay batons Preparation: Need a rectangular marked out area or tennis court. 2 teams / A cross between relay races and cycle pursuit…
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Equipment: Small throw-able (hand sized) bean-bag or some other small unbreakable object. Divide into two teams of equal numbers. Place the bean-bag in the middle of the room, teams can…
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You can be playing this for hours or minutes, you never know!” Submitted by Rachel W. Divide into two teams and mark the middle of the playing area using a…
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Sent in by Ashley Hoover, Iowa, USA Need: Two chalk erasers or similar to act as relay batons Four cones used to mark the corners of a fairly large square…
