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Thanks Mark! I like your last 2 debriefing questions which link this energizer to something worth developing for discussions. Awesome!
Great adaptation on ye Olde Rock-Paper-Scissors. Involves a bit of coordination, and balance. Lots of fun. And also great adaptation Wandu!
This is one of our most popular camp games. But we run a tournament. Once a person touches the ground he becomes team “person he was playing” and rallies behind him/her. Then after they play some one else, win or lose, then the teams get bigger and lesser. We eventually run a grand finale between two very large teams (this is a great game for very large groups) doing very loud cheers for the other team.