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Joe Dinoffer has another idea for a movement game, suitable for all ages.

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How to do Scramble

Now let's cover a movement game suitable for all ages called 'Scramble.' Either raquets, spots or upside down frisbees can be used as pops. The teacher simply sets up one ball on each raquet, plus one ball without a raquet, with the number of balls matching the number of children. When the teacher calls out go, the children race to pick up a ball, and place it on a different raquet. The player who cannot find an empty raquet loses that round. To make it more competitive, have the player who loses sit out for a few minutes, and after each round, one raquet and one ball is taken away.

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Now let's cover a movement game suitable for all ages called 'Scramble.' Either raquets, spots or upside down frisbees can be used as pops.

The teacher simply sets up one ball on each raquet, plus one ball without a raquet, with the number of balls matching the number of children.

When the teacher calls out go, the children race to pick up a ball, and place it on a different raquet. The player who cannot find an empty raquet loses that round.

To make it more competitive, have the player who loses sit out for a few minutes, and after each round, one raquet and one ball is taken away.

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