Tip & tag warm-up game: 'Survivor tag' (K-6) | Teaching Fundamentals of PE

The video tutorial introduces a game called 'Survivor Tag,' where players aim to tip others while avoiding being tipped themselves. Players who are tipped sit down but can rejoin the game if the person who tipped them is also tipped. In case of simultaneous tipping, a game of rock-paper-scissors determines who continues. An alternative version, 'Leg Tag,' is also explained, where tipping is restricted to the back of the legs.

What is the main objective of the Survivor Tag game?

• To sit down as quickly as possible

• To tip and escape other players

• To run without stopping

• To play rock-paper-scissors

What must a player do if they get tipped in Survivor Tag?

• Leave the playground

• Sit down and wait for the game to end

• Sit down and watch the person who tipped them

• Start a new game

How can a player re-enter the game after being tipped?

• By shouting 'tip' loudly

• By tipping another player

• By waiting for the person who tipped them to get tipped

• By winning a race

What happens if two players tip each other at the same time?

• They both sit down

• They play rock-paper-scissors to decide who continues

• Both players continue playing

• Both players are out of the game

In the leg tag variation, where can players tip each other?

• On the head

• Behind the back of the legs

• On the shoulders

• On the arms