Throw the ball and catch with two hands. 2. Throw and catch with one hand. 3. Throw, let it bounce and catch with two hands. 4. Throw, let it bounce and catch with one hand. 5. Throw under right leg, catch with one hand. 6. Throw, turn around and catch with one hand. 7. Throw, turn around, clap and catch with one hand.

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Buzz Posted on 13 Jul 2015 17 Games All Aussie Primary School Kids Played At Recess Because who didnt love Stuck In The Mud.

A fellow friend would have to help you out (while avoiding the runner) by crawling underneath your legs.

The last person to get to the home base without being tagged has to be the next seeker.

Alternatively, some people play without a home base, and whoever gets found helps the seeker find the rest of the kids.

The aim is for one the kids to try and tag Mr Wolf without first being caught.

When the kids get closer, at any time Mr Wolf can respond to the question with Its dinner time at which point the wolf chases the players back to the starting line with the aim to catch one of them.

Moving on, the rules are very simple One person is it and that person has to run around and tag, tip, or touch someone else.

To alter the rules, include a home base to get that much needed break.

Most kids had some sort of song or rhyme that was chanted, with each one having a different jumping pattern associated with it, with a popular one being the following: England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales Inside, outside, inside, on It made sense at the time.

Youve gotta admire the skill of the kids who are pros at this.

Players toss a small object into the numbered spaces and then hop through the spaces to retrieve the object.

Though lets be real, sometimes we just competed with our friends to see who could hop through every space the fastest and totally ditched all the other rules.

Regardless of the amount of players there are, therell always be someone in the King position.

The King serves (to anyone) and the aim of the game is to keep continuously hitting the ball with your hand and make sure it doesnt go out or bounce twice.

When someone is out, each player moves up to the next square closer to the top.

The person thats it calls bullrush and the children run from one end to another (roughly around 25 metres).

The person thats it tags as many people as possible, then once tagged, they help himher keeping tagging as the game progresses until theres one left.

Each of the seven steps involves throwing the ball in a different way.

While the rules may change from person to person, generally it looks something a little like this: 1.

Throw the ball and catch with two hands.

Throw and catch with one hand.

Throw, let it bounce and catch with two hands.

Throw, let it bounce and catch with one hand.

Throw under right leg, catch with one hand.

Throw, turn around and catch with one hand.

Throw, turn around, clap and catch with one hand.

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