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... or Schusser, Clicker etc. There are over 100 names for this game in the German-speaking world alone and at least as many games.
Data:
- 7 to 14 years
- up to 15 participants
- 2 leaders and 4 helpers
- about 30-40 minutes
Materials:
- 20 scarves
- 4 earplugs
- 1 long bar
- 1 short bar
- 2 flags
- 2 morse code
- 2 tarpaulins
- lantern
- whistle
- ropes
- 2 metal stilts
The participants form a tighter circle; two volunteers are chosen: one is the sheep and the other is the wolf. The participants inside the circle are sheep. The rule is simple: the sheep must not be caught by the wolf; to this end, the sheep can enter or leave the circle whenever it wants; in turn, the participants must prevent the wolf from entering the circle.
To ensure that all children have an active role, they can be invited to pair up and take on a role each. The game ends when all participants have been either the wolf or a sheep, or it can continue, depending on the players’ choice.
This is a lively game, ideal for indoors or outdoors, regardless of age group.
No materials are required.
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