How to Play Homeless Rabbit

The Homeless Rabbit is an exciting chasing and fleeing game to be played outside on a hot summer day and is a hit amongst younger players.

Without any doubt, it works great as an icebreaker, since the kids will have to start interacting with each other. This game will also improve kids responding actions and physical development.

Features of the Homeless Rabbit Game

★ Game Name	Homeless Rabbit
★ Group size	medium to large
★ Age	kids and teens
★ Type	active
★ Skill	running / reaction
★ Place	outdoor or indoor (gym)
★ Time	up to 5 – 15 min
★ Preparation	no
★ Materials	yes (a piece of chalk or hula hoops)

Aim of the Game

The game’s goal is simple – the Hunter has to catch the Homeless Rabbit that can hide in multiply burrows where it can be safe for some time.

The game is a little bit wild. Because there are no winners or losers, it provides each and every kid with a lot of opportunities to take on chasing roles as well as fleeing roles.

Group Size and Age

The Homeless Rabbit game is an active icebreaker game that can work with a variety of group sizes.

Although it can work for small groups of 5 players, the game is ideal for medium and large groups.

The game can be played by anyone from the ages 6 and above, however, younger children may require adult supervision for safety.

Preparation and Materials

As with most chasing and fleeing games, ensure you have plenty of space, so kids can run around freely.

You will also need to draw circles (burrows or safe-zones) on the ground for all the players except two. Instead of drawing circles, it is possible to use other objects that will be considered as burrows.

Always remember to remove any sharp or unsafe objects around before playing to avoid someone stepping on them accidentally.