Materials: Hula Hoops (1 per person)
Setup: Start by scattering 1 hula hoop per person around your entire playing area. A 25’ by 25’ room is great, but this game can be played in different sized spaces.
Goal: To get everyone safely on a Lily Pad (in a hula hoop), even as Lily Pads disappear!
How to play:
Call out different ways for the group to move about the open space (e.g. walking, skipping, marching, running, chicken dance, etc.). When you call “Jump on a Lily Pad!” everyone must run to a hula hoop and jump into it. More than one player can share a hoop. After each round, you can take one (or several) hula hoop away. As you eliminate more hoops it will require your group to cooperate by sharing hoops and including others.
Discussion:
- Did the activity get easier or harder as Lily Pads were removed?
- What did you do to overcome that challenge?
- What does it mean to include someone? How was that important in this activity?
- Where else could we try to do a better job of including others?
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