- Students get in pairs and line up next to their partner facing the teacher - One line is labelled âratsâ and one line ârabbitsâ - The teacher calls out either âratsâ or ârabbitsâ and the respective line must try to run to the line - Their partner must try to tag them before they reach the line Progression - Use different locomotor movements such as skipping, hopping, galloping
- Make sure students are spread out enough that they donât run into each other - Students must tag their partner nicely, and not push them or shove them
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