Chase Game:
Every Cat for Themselves
Running - Tagging - Dodging - Sports Game
« Every Cat for Themselves » is a chase game where the goal is to be the last cat standing in the play zone. This game can be used as a warm-up before a sports session with children.
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Objective of Every Cat for Themselves :
The objective of this chase game is to develop:
- Agility
- Coordination
The game involves running and quickly changing direction, helping children improve their agility and coordination.
Game Setup:
- 1 cat with a tail (a scarf tucked in their waistband)
- All players randomly positioned in the playing field
Rules of Every Cat for Themselves :
Roles:
- Players: Run, dodge, and try to grab the cat’s tail.
- Cat: Tag players and avoid having its tail taken.
At the start, all players are randomly placed in the field, and the cat stands in the center with a tail (scarf) attached.
At the « START » signal, the cat chases all players and tries to tag them. However, if the cat’s tail is grabbed by a player, the cat must immediately leave the play zone.
The player who steals the tail becomes the new cat and tries to tag other players.
The area outside the boundaries serves as a « prison. »
A player who is tagged must exit the playing area.
A cat who loses its tail must also exit the playing area.
A player who grabs the tail becomes the new cat (puts the scarf in their waistband).
Returning to the Game:
- A player can re-enter the game only if the cat who tagged them loses its tail.
Winning the Game:
- The cat that successfully tags all players wins the game.
This game is a fun and active way to engage children, encouraging them to run, dodge, and improve their physical skills while enjoying the competition.
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