Duck, Duck, Goose

"Duck, Duck, Goose" is another classic children's game, often played in groups. Here's how it's typically played:
1. **Setup**: Children sit in a circle on the floor or ground.
2. **Choose the Goose**: One player (usually designated as "it" or the leader) walks around the outside of the circle, tapping each seated player on the head and saying "duck" for each tap. Eventually, the leader will choose one player by tapping them on the head and saying "goose" instead of "duck".
3. **Chase**: Once the "goose" is chosen, they must immediately get up from their seat and chase the leader around the circle, trying to tag them before the leader can sit in the vacant spot left by the chosen "goose".
4. **Seat Change**: If the leader successfully sits in the "goose's" spot before getting tagged, the "goose" becomes the new leader, and the game continues with them walking around the circle, tapping heads, and choosing a new "goose". If the "goose" tags the leader before they can sit down, the leader becomes the "goose" for the next round.
5. **Repeat**: The game continues with players taking turns being the leader and choosing the "goose".
"Duck, Duck, Goose" is a simple yet engaging game that encourages movement, social interaction, and quick reflexes. It's often played in schoolyards, playgrounds, and during children's parties. Variations of the game exist with different phrases or actions substituted for "duck" and "goose", depending on cultural preferences or personal creativity.
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