Bulldog
For groups of 5 or more.
This one is a fairly simple game but has many variations.
One person stands in the middle of the play area.
The rest of the group stand at one end.
The person who is 'IT' shouts someones name from the group.
That person who's name was shouted has to prepare, waiting for an appropriate moment, while everyone gets ready to run.
When they think it is the best time they shout 'BULLDOG' then everyone has to run to the other end of the play area.
The person who is 'IT' must touch as many people as possible.
Any person that is touched by the person who is 'IT' has to remain in the middle.
ALTERNATE RULES
Split the play area into three strips, making the centre area larger than the other two. The two smaller strips of area are the safe areas. The danger area is the centre area. One person, the 'fire catcher' stands in this danger area while everyone else goes to the other areas. The person in the danger area waits for someone to run, and then they must catch that person.
The person who is the catcher cannot step into either of the smaller strips of area. If the person they are chasing is caught, that person becomes the 'fire catcher' in the next game. When the last person is caught, a new game begins.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
BRITISH BULLDOG
VICTORY
FIRE
FIRE AND ICE
ORIGINS
Do you know the origins of this game! If you have any ideas or suggestions then please post them. Thank you.
This one is a fairly simple game but has many variations.
One person stands in the middle of the play area.
The rest of the group stand at one end.
The person who is 'IT' shouts someones name from the group.
That person who's name was shouted has to prepare, waiting for an appropriate moment, while everyone gets ready to run.
When they think it is the best time they shout 'BULLDOG' then everyone has to run to the other end of the play area.
The person who is 'IT' must touch as many people as possible.
Any person that is touched by the person who is 'IT' has to remain in the middle.
ALTERNATE RULES
Split the play area into three strips, making the centre area larger than the other two. The two smaller strips of area are the safe areas. The danger area is the centre area. One person, the 'fire catcher' stands in this danger area while everyone else goes to the other areas. The person in the danger area waits for someone to run, and then they must catch that person.
The person who is the catcher cannot step into either of the smaller strips of area. If the person they are chasing is caught, that person becomes the 'fire catcher' in the next game. When the last person is caught, a new game begins.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
BRITISH BULLDOG
VICTORY
FIRE
FIRE AND ICE
ORIGINS
Do you know the origins of this game! If you have any ideas or suggestions then please post them. Thank you.
COMMENTS
| miked |  |
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| We used to play this between two small walls. You were "safe" when standing on the wall. |
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19 FEB 21:58:53 |
Rodney | |
| I LIKE IT |
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