SHOOTING STARS

Some 15 cm long pieces of wood, ribbon or tape (plastic), bins or containers or string to mark out centres to hit or reach. Drill a hole in the center of the piece of wood and pass two pieces of ribbon or tape about 1.5 meters long through it. Tie them around the wood halfway down the length. If you run out of time to make the hole, tie the ribbon or webbing securely to the piece of wood.

Nasa has reported an exceptional and unique event. Some very peculiar shooting stars have fallen. They didn't get pulverized upon entering our atmosphere, and since there are a lot of them, you have to use them for a new skill and dexterity hunt. Containers are placed or circles marked out with string in a playground. A line is drawn from which the shooting stars are thrown and, in turn, the players take turns throwing them. The distance between the throwing line and the containers or hoops must be stable with reference to the age (and strength) of the players. A score is given to the various containers or circles. A classic team game. Fun is guaranteed in this outdoor game for both the person making the throw and the person watching the parabola drawn by the piece of wood with its tails.

Get the most points or centers by throwing shooting stars.