Ultimate Chicken with Hoops

Split the children in to 2 even teams and spread a bunch of hoops all over the playing area. This game is an adaptation of ultimate frisbee or ultimate chicken, but rather than scoring in endzones, players must try to catch consecutive passes while standing inside hoops. Standard ultimate chicken rules apply. If a player is holding the chicken (or ball), they aren't allowed to move, but are allowed to pivot on one foot. A defender must stand at least an arms length away from someone holding the chicken. If a pass is attempted and either not completed or knocked away by the defending team, then the chicken is turned over to the other team. In order for a team to score a "touchdown" they must make 5 consecutive passes and catches inside of the scattered hoops. As the passes are made in the hoops the leaders should count out "1, 2, 3, 4... Touchdown!" It is important for leaders to explain the rules as the children play at the beginning of the game, identifying who has possession, who should be playing defense and encouraging everyone to keep moving. Once a touchdown is scored, possession of the chicken switches to the other team. The first team to score 5-7 points wins the game!