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Crows and Cranes. Divide Cub Scouts into two teams. Teams line up facing each other about a yard apart. One team is the Crows and the other the Cranes. Mark off a baseline 30 to 50 feet behind each team or line them up in the center of a room and use the walls for bases. When the leader calls, "Crows," the Crows must race to their base without ...
13 janv. 2020 · A new game - Cranes and Crows. Had us a little confused, having fun and laughing!
12 mars 2012 · One team is the “crows” and one team is the “cranes.” The teacher calls one of the teams. The team’s name that is called has to run back to the end line without getting tagged by someone on the other team. If they get tagged, they join the other team. If “crows” is called, cranes are chasing the crows.
• The cranes chase the crows and try to tag them before they reach their safety zone. • If a crow is tagged they become a crane and join the crane team. • Line up at centre again and repeat. • Alternate rounds where crows chase cranes and cranes chase crows. • Game ends when all players are on the same team. Wrap-up (2 minutes)
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• The cranes chase the crows and try to tag them before they reach their safety zone. • If a crow is tagged they become a crane and join the crane team. • Line up at centre again and repeat. • Alternate rounds where crows chase cranes and cranes chase crows. • Game ends when all players are on the same team. Wrap-up (1 - 2 minutes)
Aesop's Fables, translated by Laura Gibbs (2002) 296. THE CRANE AND THE CROW. A crane and a crow had made a mutual pledge of assistance, agreeing that the crane was to defend the crow from other birds, while the crow would use her powers of prophecy to warn the crane about future events. These two birds often went to the field of a certain man ...
