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2. Have students sit in a semi-circle around the room. 3. Have two students come to the starting point (you can mark it with masking tape if you'd like). 4. Put the magnet on a line or space note. The first student to strike the correct Boomwhacker on the floor is the winner. The winner stays up and the next person in line comes up to the start to challenge the winner. 5. The winner continues until someone beats him/her, then there is a new winner to challenge. I usually try to see who can go the furthest without being beaten. Rules for the game * No one can say the name of the notes while we're playing. * No running, pushing, tripping, diving for a note, etc. * Be a good sport. * Boomwhackers are instruments and need to be played properly. I have students grab the Boomwhackers in the middle and strike them on the floor gently.
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