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    Agawan NG Base

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    This document describes the rules for a tag-based game called "Stealing Bases" involving two teams. Each team defends a base and tries to tag or capture members of the opposing team. Players can leave their base to try stealing the other team's base by touching it before getting tagged. Captured players stand at the capturing team's base until freed by a teammate. The game teaches speed, loyalty, perseverance, and good sportsmanship.

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    Agawan NG Base

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    This document describes the rules for a tag-based game called "Stealing Bases" involving two teams. Each team defends a base and tries to tag or capture members of the opposing team. Players can leave their base to try stealing the other team's base by touching it before getting tagged. Captured players stand at the capturing team's base until freed by a teammate. The game teaches speed, loyalty, perseverance, and good sportsmanship.

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    This document describes the rules for a tag-based game called "Stealing Bases" involving two teams. Each team defends a base and tries to tag or capture members of the opposing team. Players can leave their base to try stealing the other team's base by touching it before getting tagged. Captured players stand at the capturing team's base until freed by a teammate. The game teaches speed, loyalty, perseverance, and good sportsmanship.

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    Agawan NG Base

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    Joana Mae Sanchez
    This document describes the rules for a tag-based game called "Stealing Bases" involving two teams. Each team defends a base and tries to tag or capture members of the opposing team. Players can leave their base to try stealing the other team's base by touching it before getting tagged. Captured players stand at the capturing team's base until freed by a teammate. The game teaches speed, loyalty, perseverance, and good sportsmanship.

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    AGAWAN NG BASE

    (STEALING BASES)
    Equipment: markers to be used as the
    base, 2 pieces material as the bases
    (you can use two trees, two post, two
    slippers, two chairs or anything that
    can be use as the bases)
    Number of Players:

    minimum of 4, two in each


    team (more players for more
    fun is recommended)
    Mechanics:
    There are two bases; each base has
    equal number of members. There
    will be one person assigned to
    guard the base.
    Mechanics:
    The others may leave the base to
    run and try to catch other members
    of the other team or to try to steal
    the opponent’s base.
    Mechanics:
    If you touch the base of your
    opponent first, before members of
    that team tag you, you steal their
    base and your team wins.
    Another main goal is to
    catch as many of the
    opponents as your team
    can.
    A Captive opponent becomes a
    prisoner and stands on the
    captor’s base until a member of
    his own team saves him by
    touching/tagging him.
    Once he is tagged and
    saved, the prisoner is
    freed and goes back to
    his base.
    The game can be as small-scale as team
    just each other and trying to tap the
    opponents to catch them or as large as team
    members hiding and strategizing whom to
    catch first-for example the weakest links or
    the slowest runners.
    If there are no more members at
    large, meaning all opponents have
    been captured, all members of the
    stronger team will have to try and get
    the base from the guard by tagging it.
    The one left must try not to
    leave the base lest it be
    overtaken by the opponents. In
    this case the stronger team
    wins.
    What do you learn from this game?
    1. Speed and agility, not getting caught by the other
    group.
    2. Loyalty, save the captured members of your group, no
    one gets left behind.
    3. Tenacity, if at first you don’t succeed, try and try again.
    4. Sportsmanship, win or lose you accept both with good
    humor at least everyone had a lot of fun.

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