7-Up Tag
Designate a large play area with clear boundaries with room for students to run. Pick 7 people to be taggers..
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The game begins with one person being ‘it’. When s/he tags someone, they must hold hands and work together to.
FavoriteThe goal is to turn everyone into the same animal as your group. Once the game begins all students should.
FavoriteSet up a basketball court-sized space. Evenly space cones on the outside of the boundaries. Use flag football flags or.
FavoriteTwo people hold hands start off as being “it.” They can try to tag any other player but they can.
FavoriteChoose a set of boundaries. No one may exit these boundaries. Once the game starts, everyone is “it.” Each person.
FavoriteAsk for a volunteer to be “it”. If a student is tagged, s/he must take one hand and put it.
FavoriteBlindfold one player and spin them around 3 times. The blindfolded player tries to tag one of the other players,.
FavoriteHave the group get into pairs and lock elbows. There is one person that is it and another to be.
FavoriteJust like regular tag but instead of tagging with your hands, you must tag with your hips. Be sure to.
FavoriteAllow four students to place a foot in each hula hoop. This will be their mouse hole. Call out “Mice.
FavoriteThe game is generally played in a large field with at least 10 participants. One person in the group is.
FavoriteMake sure the students understand how to play charades. Do a couple of warm-up rounds so they get the idea.
FavoriteMake sure the students understand how to play charades. Do a couple of warm-up rounds so they get the idea.
FavoriteHand any number of clothes-pins to all the kids (Start with 3-5 pins) and have them pin them to their.
FavoriteOne person is it. Be sure to have a designated playing area and a few items scattered around (balls, rubber.
FavoriteChoose 2 students to be the taggers. Give out balls (cookies) to other students. Taggers are trying to tag all.
FavoriteChoose an “It” to be your octopus. Then choose a doctor. When you say, “Go,” the campers run from one.
FavoriteShow the kids the “cookies” (cones or balls) and tell them how delicious they are. Review boundaries and safe tagging..
FavoriteProclaim, “everybody’s it!” in an open space and the participants begin trying to tag others, while avoiding getting tagged. Decide.
FavoriteOne person is chosen as the Sheppard. Whoever the Sheppard touches becomes the new Sheppard. The “goats” can fall to.
FavoriteLike ball tag, but use a sock filled with flour, so when they get hit you know it by the.
FavoriteJust like regular frozen tag but players are safe from being tagged if two people lie on their backs and.
FavoriteIf the person is tagged then they are frozen. Variations of how to get unfrozen are limitless (Ex. someone has.
FavoriteAt a flip of a coin, or shout of “Declare”, each person chooses to be either heads or tails, as.
FavoriteCreate a square area with bases similar to that on a baseball field. Make sure you address that the imaginary.
FavoriteScatter hoola hoops in the play area several feet apart. Select players to be “it” and give them a tennis.
FavoriteThe basic rules are the same as tag. One person is “Mr. Yuck” and the others run. When you get.
FavoriteTag at night without the running. Set up some safe boundaries. Send out half of the participants to hide within.
FavoriteOne person is “it”. If they tag anyone, that person must begin to “melt down” by lowering themselves to the.
FavoriteA tag game with pool noodles. Approximately five noodles per 25 campers. Determine boundaries and pick five students as taggers.
FavoriteThis game is most easily played in a gym or a square space, or outside with two lines of cones.
FavoriteDesignate a chaser. During the game the chaser cannot tag another player if he or she is not on the.
FavoriteThis game is played in a gymnasium. Select one or two students depending on the group and area size to.
FavoritePartners start approximately 10 feet away from each other. Both people power walk. The chaser is trying to catch up.
FavoriteYou’ll need a class set of multi-colored beanbags or yarn balls. Have each student get a beanbag. The taggers change.
FavoriteFirst you choose who is “IT”. Then the people that are NOT IT count to five while the person that.
FavoriteLimited space, walking only, everybody is it! The only place you can tag someone is on the designated muscle. If.
FavoriteSimilar to Sharks and Minnows but with a twist. Everyone begins the game as an octopus and stands on one.
FavoriteCan be played outside or in a gym. Designate a large play area with clear boundaries to separate the different.
FavoriteAsk each player in the group to find their own personal space within the boundary area. Make sure there is.
FavoriteTo start the game pick a pose each student has to freeze in as a statue when they get tagged..
FavoriteOne person is “it”. Their job is to try to tag the shadow of the other players by stepping on.
FavoriteDivide the playing field in half and designate two small “zones” on both sides to hold people who are tagged..
FavoriteWhen someone is tagged, they must squat down to form the “toilet” and hold one hand out to the side,.
FavoriteOne person is “it.” Every other player tries to avoid being tagged. If they get tagged, they must crawl on.
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