1 Create a large grid and place two smaller grids outside the large grid for captured flags
2 Have players spread out in the large grid. When the instructor yells, “GO!”, each player will attempt to
capture as many flags as they can without having their own flags taken. Players place captured flags in the designated areas.
3 When both flags have been removed from a player’s belt, they should leave the grid and let the other players continue.
4 The game ends when 2-3 players are left with flags still attached.
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"It is not only useful for staff who are experienced but a valuable tool for those subject staff who have to take teams."
