Capture the flag

Play area can be much larger zone than just sides of a field; try glow sticks on the flags for evening play

In this article we discuss several of the best variations of Capture the Flag game including Capture the Flag REDUX - the fun glow in the dark variation.

As the evenings are getting cooler, it’s the perfect time for a heart-thumping, sweat-dripping night game of CAPTURE THE FLAG. Glow stick-style. Here’s how to play:

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Play Capture the Flag: Capture the flag is a really fun game to play with a big group. To play it you will need a big field, cones, 2 tennis balls and bibs/bands for one team.

Capture the flag is all about teamwork. The goal is to find the other team's flag and bring it back to your side without being tagged.

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Here's a free just-for-fun summer youth group game - Extreme Capture the Flag, followed by a quick lesson that encourages students to have their Best Summer Ever!

Capture the flag rules, variations and instructions. How to play the classic children's game of capture the flag along with different options and variations of the game.

Capture the flag rules and variations

I competed in my first capture the flag competition as a security professional and placed 6th place out of ~20.

Knowing all the Capture the Flag rules will make this game fun for all involved and remove the possibility of confusion while playing. Believe it or not, you can still enjoy loads of thrilling gameplay

capture the flag, put in the dark, with glow sticks

These glow in the dark party ideas are sure to be a hit with your tweens! This post includes some great glow in the dark games, ideas on how to decorate for your party, food to serve, and even a free printable party invite and thank you note!

This is a favorite in our youth group. We might play it 4 times a year. Supplies: Glowsticks (two per player, one for each wrist). One color per team. 2 Larger glowsticks (or many connected to form a giant ring) This will be a flag. How to Play: Its capture the flag but it's done in the dark

This will definitely be your new favorite outside nighttime game.

This is my all-time favorite low-prep PE wide game that I pull out this time of year every single year. Not only is it one of my favorite games, but it’s also

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