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  1. Crows and Cranes. Grade level: Cycle 1, 2, 3 Activity level: High. Fundamental Techniques: Locomotive. Tactics/Problems to Solve. Offence: Tag other players. Defense: Avoid getting tagged. Equipment: Cones. Description of Play: · Students divided in 2 teams and line up facing each other on the middle line of the playing area.

  2. Their size makes them intimidating, but they are not a highly aggressive species. However, they can be territorial during the breeding season. When sandhill cranes have a nest and chicks to protect, they are extremely territorial. Their long bills and powerful legs are excellent tools for fighting off predators and other intruding cranes.

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  4. 12 de mar. de 2012 · One team is the “crows” and one team is the “cranes.” The teacher calls one of the teams. The team’s name that is called has to run back to the end line without getting tagged by someone on the other team. If they get tagged, they join the other team. If “crows” is called, cranes are chasing the crows.

  5. "Crows, Cranes and Camellias: the natural world of Ohara Koson 1877-1945" is the first publication in a Western language to discuss his corpus of work, and it has drawn upon the private Jan Perrie Collection for inspiration.

  6. When the teacher yells out “Crows!” the crows have to chase and tag the cranes before they get to the base line and vice versa. Progression: 1. Students are divided into crows and cranes, standing in a line horizontally, face to face 2. Movement pattern of running is demonstrated by yelling out crows or cranes without being chased (Repeat ...

  7. I will tell them that we will be playing a game called Crows and Cranes, one team will be the Crows, and the other will be the Cranes. 8. Each team will line up along their start line so that they are facing the other team. I will then call a team name. If I call the Crows, the Crows will run towards the Cranes and try to catch them.