Crab in a circle
- Players: 11 or more
- Duration: 15 - 20 min
- Free to play
- Age: 4+
How to play
Large group forming a circle. One participant stands in the center in a quadripedal position. The participants who make up the circle shake hands and squat. The one in the center will try to get out, through those in the circle, who will move in all directions without letting go to avoid it. Anyone who "lets" it out or lets it escape should go to the center. There can be more than one person in the middle, to make it more fun.
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