How to Play Shadow Tag The game of tag is a classic childhood favourite game and chances are you’ve played a TON of tag variations. This one is called Shadow Tag. To play Shadow Tag you need two or more players (lots is good!) and enough sun outside to cast a shadow. If you have
Ever play King of the Castle when you were a kid? If so, you know the taunting challenge and sting of defeat all rolled into one lovely chant sung by the kid who bestest their rivals (you) and gained the spot on top of the hill, pile, rock, picnic table (or whatever else makes them
>You will need a ball and some obstacles as well as some space on the floor to play the obstacle game. The point of this game is to roll your ball (you toss it at the start line) from one end of the ‘court’ to the other end where the finish line is, missing or
Get a pile of friends together and play the Knock Your Socks Off game! It’s so much fun… it’ll knock your socks off!!! How to play Knock Your Socks Off Divide the group of players (6-16 players works well) into two teams. Everyone needs to be wearing socks. The teams get down on their hands
>Number of players needed for ‘What Time is it Mr. Wolf’: 4 or more. One player is the wolf and everyone else stands far away at a starting point. The wolf keeps their back to the other players (and cannot peek). Everyone asks together, “What time is it Mr. Wolf?” The wolf says a time
>You won’t really be a liar in a Liar’s Club, you will tell ‘tall tales.’ Tall tales are stories that are based in real life, but grow and grow until they become so tall, they are no longer totally believable. They are lots of fun to listen to! Get some friends together and see who
>Get some people together and play badminton. Make this a family activity: Make teams and play! This activity promotes teamwork and eye-hand coordination.