Materials:
Balls, playing cards
Game Instructions:
Each team is assigned an ace from a suit of playing cards (diamonds, clubs, spades, and hearts) as their search symbol. The remaining cards (as many as you want: 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-Jack-Queen-King) are placed face-down scattered throughout the hall.
At the whistle, the first player starts searching for one of the missing cards from their team’s sequence. Once they find a card, they quickly return to their team and place the card next to the ace. As soon as the card is placed, the next player may start their turn. The game continues until the team completes their sequence.
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