Polar bears can be quite dangerous, every Inuit - that's the right name for Eskimos - knows that and gets into his igloo as quickly as possible. This is also the case in this game, in which two groups represent the polar bears and the Inuit, respectively.
Explanation of the game
The group of Inuit is 1-2 players larger than that of the igloos. The igloos stand in the snow with their legs apart, the Inuit walk around until a player yells "Watch out, ice cream!". In a flash, the Inuit save themselves by crawling through the spread legs of an igloo player. Immediately the igloo closes, leaving no igloo open for the slowest Inuit. He is the new player in the next round. After a few rounds the Inuit and the igloos change roles. In case of a false alarm, e.g. "Attention, strawberry ice cream!", the person who falsely flew into an igloo becomes the späher.
Image credits
Cover photo: Juropaarchiv, www.juropa.net
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