- Students are to go back into their teams of 5 or 6 - Two students have the box, two in the alleys two or one in the back court - One team throws in the ball as a serve to the other side, the person closest to the serve must return the ball Continue to rally until someone hits it out. When they are out they go to the side until the next person on their team hits an out and they swap spots
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