Sprouts
An active, icebreaker, wide, duel game
- Play anywhere
- All On All
- Standard (15 - 45 mins)
- Under $20
- No Mess
- Active
- Icebreakers
- Wide
- Duel
- Camp
- Large Groups
Added by
Freak the Geek
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How To Play Sprouts
Materials Needed
Five (or any number of) foam balls
This epic twist on dodgeball is best played with a fairly large group. It's great to use as an icebreaker because there is almost never an official winner; kids just keep playing it until they get tired.
1) A facilitator throws the five balls into the air. The players can either rush up to grab them or cower in a corner in preparation for the approaching carnage.
2) Basically, the game turns into a round of all-on-all dodgeball. (In other words, madness ensues.) Whenever somebody is tagged by a ball, they must sit down on the spot they were tagged.
3) Here's the catch: Whenever the person who got them out gets out themselves, the person who was originally out is back in. (Say that ten times fast.) Summary: Tagger tags two people, tagger gets tagged, two people are back in.
4) Just keep playing until everybody is exhausted. You can try to set up a prize, but with large groups, there is a very low chance that no one person will be victorious.
Check out the original rules for dodgeball here.
Have fun!
Variants
- Dodgeball
- Marshmallow Dodgeball
- Proper Dodgeball
- Triple Trouble
- Dodgeball Crossover
- Revolving Dodgeball
- Gaga Ball
- Chinese Dodgeball
Added by
Freak the Geek
on 11 April 2016
2 Comments
Add a commentGreat game! We play it with our group of about 30 and they absolutely love it. We call it Zombie ball.
great game, tonnes of fun, our youth group has been playing this for years only we call it insanity-ball.