Chicken Run Game
Required:
rubber chicken (or large bean bag)
Instructions:
Make two teams.
Leader of first team throws chicken as far as possible and yells CHICKEN RUN!
The team then bunches into as small a group as they can except for one scout who is the 'runner'.
The runner runs around and around the group as fast as possible, yelling out the number of laps completed.
Meanwhile, the other team runs to where the chicken landed and forms a line facing the chicken. The leader picks up the chicken and hands it over a shoulder to the scout behind. That scout hands it between legs to the next scout behind. This is repeated over-under all the way to the last scout in line. When the last scout gets the chicken, it gets thrown as far as possible and the scout yells CHICKEN RUN!
The teams switch roles running in circles and chasing the chicken for a set time limit. The team with the most laps wins.
May have rule that each scout can only be a runner or thrower once during a game.
Leader of first team throws chicken as far as possible and yells CHICKEN RUN!
The team then bunches into as small a group as they can except for one scout who is the 'runner'.
The runner runs around and around the group as fast as possible, yelling out the number of laps completed.
Meanwhile, the other team runs to where the chicken landed and forms a line facing the chicken. The leader picks up the chicken and hands it over a shoulder to the scout behind. That scout hands it between legs to the next scout behind. This is repeated over-under all the way to the last scout in line. When the last scout gets the chicken, it gets thrown as far as possible and the scout yells CHICKEN RUN!
The teams switch roles running in circles and chasing the chicken for a set time limit. The team with the most laps wins.
May have rule that each scout can only be a runner or thrower once during a game.
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