Afternoon Game Rules
Monday: Four Square Capture the Flag
Four Square Capture the Flag Rules
- The rec field will be divided into four quadrants marked by orange chord.
- Each team has a “Relic” they are guarding, but the other teams don’t know what the relic is. They have to identify the relic and share that with the whole team and the rec leaders.
- If you are in another team’s boundary, they can tag you. When you are tagged, you are frozen in place.
- Each team will have 3 medics. These medics are the only players that can “unfreeze” a teammate.
- If someone with a relic is tagged in another team’s boundary, they have to drop it right where they got tagged.
- Teams can steal any relic outside of their quadrant.
- The game will run in 15 minute segments or until one team has all of the flags.
Tuesday: Indiana Jones
Indiana Jones Rules
This game is named after the famous scene in Indiana Jones where he is running away from the boulder in the canyon.
- Teams select 3 “players” for each round.
- All of the other people on the team create two circles, one inside the other like a donut. There needs to be enough space for the cage ball to be rolled.
- Players need to be scattered around the circle mixed in with other teams because they will be the ones pushing the ball to roll it toward the players in the circle.
- If the ball hits a player, then they are out.
- Rounds go until there is one player standing.
Wednesday: Barrel of Monkeys
Barrel of Monkeys Rules
- Teams all start behind their cones.
- In order to get items from the center, they have to form a chain linking arms.
- They can only grab one item at a time.
- They can also grab one item from an adjacent team.
- Teams cannot guard their piles
- Each time one person is the last monkey on the chain and grabs an item, the whole team has to go back behind the cone. Then, that person who was the last link goes to the back or the base of the link
- The team with the most items/points wins.
Thursday: Battleship
Battleship Rules
- The field is divided into four massive quadrants like capture the flag. In each quadrant, that team sets up 5 "Battleships"
- The “ships” consist of students who are lined up with each other. The rest of the team are "Ammo Runners" and "Scouts." Teams throw dodgeballs or soft foam balls across the boundaries to hit the opposing teams' ships.
- To setup for the ships, teams will walk the blindfolded “ships” out into their quadrants.
- The Ships cannot move, and they cannot see—they must wear blindfolds (or just keep their eyes closed). The teammates who are running ammo must verbally coach their ships on when to duck, when to lean, and where to blind-throw a ball to hit an enemy ship.
- Once a player is hit, they can stand up and become an ammo runner.
- The team with the most battleship pieces left at the end of the time wins.
