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Get ready to rumble in our Recess Enhancement Program's (REP) fun twist on rock-paper-scissors.

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RPS Rumble

Who: Grades 3-8

Players: 10+

Time: 10 minutes+

Where: Auditorium, cafeteria, classroom, gymnasium, hallway, library, playground

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Equipment: None

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How to Play

• Players line up and stand 6 ft away from each other. Go over rock-paper-scissors with the players.
• All the students will play against the coach, called the rumbler.
  • If a player is successful against the rumbler, he or she remains standing.
  • If a player throws the same sign as the rumbler, he or she remains standing.
  • If a player is unsuccessful, he or she does five jumping jacks, then sits down.
• The game continues until there is one player left standing. That player becomes the new rumbler.

Check for Understanding

• What does paper beat?
• What do you do when you are unsuccessful?

Game Tip

• Players who are unsuccessful and are sitting down can still participate as long as they stay seated.

Conflict Resolution Tip

• Time permitting, keep playing until everyone gets a chance to be the rumbler.

PLAY: REP IT OUT

Easy: Practice rock-paper-scissors before playing.

Medium: No one gets out. Complete a couple of rounds, then choose a new rumbler.

Hard: Have two rumblers in front of the groupl

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