Part 1 of 3:Setting Up the Game
Understand the flow of the game. One person is " it," and his/her job is to touch someone else. When you are touched by the person who is " it," you immediately become " it." Now, it's your job to TAG someone else. The game usually continues until everyone decides to stop, or until a predetermined number of people have become "it." Decide who is "it." This person will chase the other players, trying to TAG them, until he/she TAGs someone. Then, the TAGged person becomes "it," and the original "it" person runs away to avoid being TAGged. Many of the players will get a turn at being "it". To quickly decide who is "it" first, just say "Who is it?" or volunteer to do it yourself. Everyone then calls out "not it", and the last person to call it out is it. Choose the playing area. Set boundaries so that the "not-it" players can't run too far away. The smaller the space, the harder it will be to avoid the person who is " it." Pick a place that is easy to run on, but forgiving to fall on – grass and sand are good surfaces.
On a playground, for example: agree to only stay on the gravel and blacktop during the game. The grass and sidewalk are not part of the play area. Decide on a "safe zone" as a group. It might be one of the slides on the playground, or a tree, or a bench, or a space marked out with cones. When you touch this area, you are safe from being "TAGged".
To keep the game going, consider setting a time limit for long someone can stay in the "safe zone." For example, a person might have to leave after ten seconds, or thirty seconds – long enough that the person who is "it" will go off to TAG someone else, but not long enough that the game sTAGnates. Count out a head start for running. The "it" person counts out a ten-second head start to give the "not-it" players time to run away. At the end of ten seconds, the "it" player yells "Go!" or "Ready or not, here I come!" He/she can then start chasing the others, trying to TAG them. Everyone who is "not it" will run away from the person who is "it" and try to avoid getting TAGged. If the person who is "it" gets close to you, try to run to the "safe zone."
Part 2 of 3:Playing TAG
TAG someone. The "it" player tries to touch another player in order to make them " it." The TAG should be light enough not to hurt anyone, but firm enough that it is a clear TAG – like a tap or touch on your body. Once the "it" player succeeds in TAGging someone, the TAGged player is now "it". As the TAGged player: yell loud enough for everyone to hear that you are now "it". Now it is your turn to chase your friends and try to TAG them!
A TAG should never be physically aggressive. If someone is pushing or hurting other players, stop the game and remove the offending player. Make sure they know what they did wrong. Keep going. Once a person has been TAGged, continue the game with the new "it" player trying to TAG someone. The game continues in this way for as long as you want to keep playing. Stop the game when everyone is done playing. When the game stops, the person who is "it" loses. There is no set rule on when to end. However, it is a good idea to set a time limit before players become exhausted or disinterested in continuing the game. Oftentimes, the players will all mutually agree to end the game when enough people don't feel like playing anymore.
If you are orchestrating a game of TAG: the younger the players, the shorter the game should be.
Part 3 of 3:Playing Variations
Play hide and go seek TAG. The game begins in the same way as regular TAG, except that all of the "not-it" players have time to go hide. The person who is "it" usually counts for longer than normal TAG: as much as twenty seconds to a minute. Once "it" calls "Ready or not, here I come!", the "not-it" players try to run to the "safe zone" without being TAGged by "it." If you are hiding, you can wait to be found, or you can take off running for the base while the "it' person tries to find another player.
The counting player also covers his/her eyes to avoid seeing where everyone has hidden. Don't peek! Try playing freeze TAG. The setup is the same as regular TAG, except for one major difference: when a player is TAGged, he or she cannot move. If any of the other, unfrozen, "not-it" players touch a frozen player, he/she is unfrozen and can keep running around. The game ends once all of the "not-it" players are frozen, or once everyone agrees to stop playing. Consider playing toilet TAG. This is a variation of freeze TAG. Instead of simply standing in place, the TAGged players need to squat with their arm out, as though they are a toilet and their arm is the flusher. To unfreeze these players, push their arm down gently like you're flushing a toilet.
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TAG-It chains your easily lost & valuable belongings—such as keys, handbags, kids pets—together with your smartphone through the TAG-It app. Within effective distance of 60 feet, TAG-IT realize the functions of anti-lost tracking, remote shutter photography and voice recording. Page 2 "Do not disturb" on, alert function all devices will shut down. "Device" interface, enter into submenu "TAG-It" item, click "Anti lost" set a unique feature for alert function for each TAG-It, …
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May 11, 2019 . A joke! The only working function in the application is setting off the alarm with the button in the application, or vice versa, tapping the button on the TAG 3 times to find your phone. Software version still says 1.0 in the app but 1.02 in the app store which is a pretty ridiculous discrepancy. The instructions are written in decent english ...
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SKU: 6817. UPC: 841351168175. No rating value average rating value is 0.0 of 5. Read 0 Reviews Same page link. Write a review. The TAG-It Tracker is a discrete Bluetooth tracking device that keeps you in touch with all your important items. You can attach the TAG-It Tracker virtually anywhere—on your keys, pets, phones, backpacks, purses, etc. Plus, the free TAG-It …
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Apr 22, 2015 . App Store Description. Thank you for choosing the TZUMI TAG-It Bluetooth Alarm System. TAG-It chains your easily lost & valuable belongings—such as keys, handbags, kids or pets—together with ...
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Apr 02, 2006 . Setting Up the Game Download Article 1. Understand the flow of the game. One person is " it," and his/her job is to touch someone else. ... Now, it's your... 2. Decide who is "it. …
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Jan 10, 2019 . 5. Tap Read single TAG antenna power. • Dialog window opens. 6. Adjust the antenna power by moving the slider and then tap OK. 7. Tap to save the reader. • The reader is now active and displayed in Saved devices section.
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Apr 19, 2014 . TAGIT is GPS tracking system which enables you real time tracking of things you care about (vehicles, pet, kids) using small and simple GPS device.http://www...
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Up to7%cash back . Tzumi TAG It Discrete Bluetooth Tracking Device, Black. USD $12.43 (2.6) 2.6 stars out of 17 reviews 17 reviews. USD $12.43. Out of stock. Garmin 010-N2038-02 Drivesmart 65T GPS Navigator – (Renewed) Bundle with Dual DC12V/24V Electronic Multifunction Car Socket, 32GB MicroSD Card & Deco Gear Hard EVA Case with Zipper. Add.
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Apr 28, 2015 . I don't know why I never saw the replies to this. Maybe because it's from 5 years ago :) Anyway, TAG 2 is sort of already here! The newest version of the game has a lot of stuff I planned for TAG 2, like better graphics and three player support (even four now) and more! Making an update just made more sense than calling it a whole sequel.
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Jun 10, 2015 . The description of TAG-it App. Keep what matters close with the TAG-it device by Tzumi Electronics. Designed with a lightweight, pocket-sized build and keychain hole, TAG-it chains your easily lost (and oftentimes most valuable) belongings- such as keys, handbags, and even kids or pets- together with your smartphone through the free TAG-it app.
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AirTAG is a supereasy way to keep track of your stuff. Attach one to your keys, slip another in your backpack. And just like that, they’re on your radar in the Find My app, where you can also track down your Apple devices and keep up with friends and family.
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Portable Mini Fridge. Lightweight, eco-friendly & ready to chill out anywhere. FOLLOW US ON @TZUMI_ELECTRONICS. Safe & Secure. Pay with Ease. Trusted Delivery.
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Add, update and publish TAGs. Now that a container is installed, you're ready to add new TAGs. Click TAGs from the navigation menu. To add a TAG: Click New. Select the TAG …
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For Athletes/D-TAG Instructions. Runners must remove the D-TAG from their race (bib) number and attach it to their shoe prior to the race, following the instructions that are received with the bib. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THE D-TAG IS ATTACHED PROPERLY. The video at right demonstrates the proper attachment procedure.
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Jun 30, 2011 . When To File. Form 2290 must be filed for the month the taxable vehicle is first used on public highways during the current period. The current period begins July 1, 2021, and ends June 30, 2022. Form 2290 must be filed by the last day of the month following the month of first use (as shown in the chart, later). Note.
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The instructions are written in decent english out-of-the-box but the app sends notifications in odd asian symbols and its instructions in the app store are disappointingly low. The developer, Tzumi Electronics LLC., indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below.
You can attach TAG-It virtually anywhere—on your keys, pets, phones, backpacks, purses, etc. Plus, the free TAG-It app automatically alerts you when a TAGged item gets out of range. The app shows you on a map exactly where the item was last located, as well as the distance between you and whatever you're tracking.
Thank you for choosing the TZUMI TAG-It Bluetooth Alarm System. TAG-It chains your easily lost & valuable belongings—such as keys, handbags, kids or pets—together with your smartphone through the TAG-It app.
Within the effective distance of 60 feet, TAG-IT can realize the functions of anti-lost tracking, remote shutter photography and voice recording. AppAdvice does not own this application and only provides images and links contained in the iTunes Search API, to help our users find the best apps to download.
Our basic laser TAG rules and regulations are: No Running. No Physical Contact. Hold Laser With Both Hands. No Climbing. Players must be careful when maneuvering around interior arena walls.
History. Paul Farley, Jamie Bryan and Robert Henning founded TAG Games in 2006. Paul Farley and Jamie Bryan had previously been part of development teams at DMA Design and Vis Entertainment where they worked on titles such as Grand Theft Auto, Space Station Silicon Valley and State of Emergency. The studio's output consists of a mix...
A gamerTAG is your alter ego in the Xbox world. It’s made from an alias, an optional avatar or picture (called a gamerpic), and a bit of info to represent you when you’re playing games and sharing with other people in the Xbox community.