Numbers

10 or more players
Ages 6 and up

The game can also be played indoors, but you'll need a lot of space in the room. Make sure furniture is moved to the sides of the room.

An adult or teenager can be the leader. Count how many players there are before the game begins.

The leader shouts out "Mix into twos" and each player must find a partner. If a player cannot find a partner, he is out of the game.

"Mix into threes" is then yelled out and a player must find 2 other partners.

If she cannot, she is out of the game. Play continues with #s being called out and players having to find partners to make up that #.

For large groups of 10 or more, "mix into 5's, 6's or 7's" may certainly be called out.

If the game is down to 4 or 5 players, calling out to mix into 6 or more won't work.

The winners of this game are the last 2 players remaining.

Teachers will find this a fun recess activity for their students. It can be played on the playground or in the gym.

This can also be added into gym class as an extra activity for the kids.

Camp counselors can add this to their list of activities for the kids over the summertime when they have large groups of children.

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