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This is a variation of the tag game, adding some color-based rules.

Added: 7/3/08

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How to do Color Tag

Next, let's move to a game of tag, which requires a few different color spots to be laid out on the court. It's a regular game of tag, but the teacher calls out different colors, which designate safe zones. If the child is standing on the right color, then they can't be tagged. In setting up this game, make sure there are more children than spots of each different color. And although you may think that this game is exclusively for very young children, it works surprisingly well with older teens and even many adults.

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