4 square

Begin by marking a large square format with four equal quadrants, and then each player stands in one of the squares.

From Square 1

the server must serve the ball to the diagonal square by bouncing the ball before passing it underhand to start play.

The receiving player must

let the ball bounce once before passing

the ball underhand to either one of the remaining squares, squares 2 and 4.

Players should

continue play by maintaining the bounce-and-pass pattern of play between squares without hitting the ball

out of bounds or inside their own square.

Players should

continue play by maintaining the bounce-and-pass pattern of play between squares without hitting the ball

out of bounds or inside their own square.

When a player is knocked out, then they move to the lowest square while the players behind move to the next highest square with the final square as the serving, or King square.

Then continue play with same steps.

Made by Kyle Newtonfor the Communication Design Word & Image Studioin the tall of 2011.

This book uses the typeface Century Gothic, and all of the illustrations were created in Adobe Illustrator.