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Four Corners is an outdoor game created by 5th grader Roxas Krbec when he was in 1st grade.
Rules:
5 people are needed to play, one person out of the 5 people will decide who will be the designated "It", whoever is chosen as "It" will go into the middle of a Four Square square outside, once "It" is chosen the other four players run around the square trying not to get tagged by "It", once a player is tagged they leave the square and sit out until the next game, the edges of the square are where the players run around where they can get tagged but the corners of the square are safe and "It" cannot tag them there, players are only allowed to stay for 15 second maximum on the corners the game ends with "It" winning by tagging all of the players or the game ends by at least one player not getting tagged in 5 minutes of play time.