Gaming Day / Maze Chase Tag
Maze Chase Tag
Children recreate a classic arcade maze game as a tag game on court lines, with chasers and runners staying on the lines.
How to run it
- Use court lines or draw a chalk maze.
- Choose chasers wearing bibs and runners.
- Everyone must stay on the lines while chasers try to tag runners.
- Swap chasers often and add power-up spots for runners.
You will need
- court lines or chalk
- bibs
Make it easier or harderUse walking only for younger children; older children can add rule twists.
SafetyWalk-only rules may suit busy spaces; check the surface for hazards.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 3Children build fitness and practise fair play.
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