Play Flashlight Tag

• Whoever is "it" waits at home base with a flashlight and counts to 20
• When they're done, they set out hunting for the others with the light.
• "It" tags a player by shining the light on them and identifying them (calling out their name).
• Once "tagged," players return to the starting point until all are caught.
• The first person caught is "it" in the next round

You need a tripod and a digital camera with a night setting.

Set up the tripod and ask the players to run toward the camera. The camera shutter will stay open a long time in order to gather enough light for the photo. The flashlights appear as swirling lines on the photo.

Especially on school days where the kids might not have moved their bodies very much, a 15-30 minute game of flashlight tag before bed can get squeeze in some outdoor time in a busy day.

And in the spring, it might transform into a frog observation night!