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Offer children a variety of games to play at a Disney Gang theme party. Disney gang Trivia Baseball is a fun game children will have a blast play. To begin, divide the players into two teams of about six to eight people. Pass out four sheets and a pen to each player. Each player then writes S on the first sheet, D on the second, T on the third, and HR on the fourth for single, double, triple, and home run. On each of these sheets, each person writes an interesting fact, likes (such as Favorite Disney Gang character with no names written on the sheets). The fact written on the single sheet should be the easiest to guess with home run the hardest to guess. Once everyone is finished writing their clues, collect them and sort them into four piles per team: singles, doubles, triples, home run. Shuffle and arrange the piles into four different corners of the room like a baseball diamond. Each team has three outs per inning and tries to score as many runs as they can. On a turn, a player chooses to go for a single (easiest), double, triple, or home run (most difficult) by picking up a sheet from the other team’s piles, reading it, and then guesses which of the people on the other team wrote the fact. Once he or she makes a guess, the guessed person on the other team answers yes or no. If the guess is correct, the person successfully gets on base with a single, double, triple, or home run and moves to that part of the room. If the guess is incorrect, then that is an out. The next batter plays and that inning continues until three outs are made then the opposing team bats. The game can be played for nine innings, until a certain amount of points. Once the Disney Gang baseball Trivia game is over pass out various Disney Gang printables for the children to play.

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