Directions: Set up 4 chairs like a baseball infield, one chair for each base. Divide the class into 2 equal teams. Each team makes out a list of the batting order for the team. One team starts on offense and the other is on defense. A team is only allowed to have 3 outs before it is the other team's turn. The game is over when the teacher says to stop. The team with the most points wins the game.

Offense

To bat the first player is asked a question by the teacher. If the question is aswered correctly the player sits in the first base chair. If the question is not answered correctly the player is out. As each question is answered correctly the players move around the bases. A point is scored when a player reaches home base.

Defense

The defense should be paying attention to the questions. If a question is answered incorrectly the defense becomes the outfield. The outfield can work together to try and answer the question correctly. If the outfield answers the question correctly another out is given to the offense.