Four Corners
An active, wide, camp game for junior youth
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Freak the Geek
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How To Play Four Corners
Materials Needed
One Blindfold
This is one of the simplest games I've known, but it still adds up to fun. Hopefully someone hasn't already covered it.
1. You'll need to play in a room with four corners, so it can't be circular.
2. Each corner must be labeled with a number, from 1-4.
3. The person who is blindfolded (preferably some type of facilitator) will go into the middle of the room and begin counting to ten. All of the other players must scramble for one of the four corners. If anybody cannot make it to a corner in time, they must be eliminated for the round.
4. When the countdown is done, the facilitator will yell out a number between 1 and 4. Anybody in the corner of that number is eliminated for the round.
5. This pattern goes on until their is only one other person standing. They win!
Added by
Freak the Geek
on 20 December 2015
3 Comments
Add a commentCan also play with a dice, 6 spots around room, when time is up you roll the dice. it makes it a bit more random, people aren't as likely to know what number will be called and eliminates some cheating.
I've played this with all ages and it's a great game...however, I spin the blindfolded player 3 times before starting, just so they aren't familiar with the corner allocations...
After a number is called people must run to another corner without getting caught by the facilitators. Who ever gets caught is out and who ever is the last in the game wins .