21 – Football
Designate a large play area with clear boundaries that has room for students to run. Split group into 2 teams. .
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Designate a large play area with clear boundaries that has room for students to run. Split group into 2 teams. .
FavoriteKids are separated into equal teams. 3 bowling pins are placed in a line and a team member rolls a.
FavoriteSame setup as 4-Square. Play starts with a serve from student in square number 1 (or letter A). After the.
FavoriteUse a painted 4-square or divide a large square into four sections. Play begins with one student serving from his/her.
FavoriteThis is a game to be played by a basketball hoop. Children sit in a large circle and pass the.
FavoriteTwo very wide goals are placed in the room – one for each team (you can just use a designated.
FavoriteStart with 2 teams. One team is given a ball or throwable object, their team then forms a circle around.
FavoriteYour whole team starts on one side of a volleyball net with no one on the other side. The object.
FavoritePlace cones or chalk marks around the perimeter of the key (area near the hoop). Line players up behind first.
FavoriteThis is a lot like normal kickball with a bunch of backwards twists. All the bases are backwards. Run to.
FavoriteDivide the group into two teams and set each one up 15 feet from a large bucket. Each group is.
FavoritePlayers are divided into two teams. Each team designates a pitcher who pitches to his own team. Each batter gets.
FavoriteDivide the group into two teams (one will shoot at each goal). Place markers on the gym floor for shooting:.
FavoriteHave all the players line up in a single file line behind the free throw line facing the basket. The.
FavoriteVolleyball played with lighter beach ball. This can be an excellent indoor game for large groups in a large room,.
FavoriteIn this game you put a bucket on each side of the basketball court. In this game you will need.
FavoriteTeams of four or more people line up in volleyball formation. A blanket is placed over the net so the.
FavoriteAt either end of the playing space, set up in a row as many tenpins, or pop bottles as there.
FavoriteSet up a rectangular area divided into 2 squares, each large enough for half of the group to comfortably sit.
FavoriteCampers are free to run around the area (gym, outside within boundaries, etc.) as they please. When a student picks.
FavoriteTeams can be of 1 or more players. Each team has a pitcher and possibly one or more fielders. The.
FavoriteUse the four-square courts on the playground and/or draw new courts with chalk if needed. The game begins when one.
FavoriteSet up a traditional volleyball court, using lines or cones for clear boundaries. Balls are evenly distributed on each teams’.
FavoriteTwo teams of 6 or more people sit facing each other in a parallel fashion approximately 7-8 feet apart. One.
FavoriteDivide groups into as many hoops you have in the gym. Each team gets a ball to start, but balls.
FavoriteDivide the group into 2 teams. Use the skipping ropes to make two circular goals at either end of the.
FavoriteSet up a traditional volleyball court, using lines or cones for clear boundaries. Balls are evenly distributed on each teams’.
FavoriteDivide into two groups. One group has the task of throwing a ball as hard as they can in any.
FavoritePlay in one large rectangular playing area, preferably in a gym with marked goals. Divide students into 2 teams, with.
FavoriteGet 2 volunteers to kneel at opposite sides of a table with hands behind their back. With masking tape, mark.
FavoriteOn a traditional kickball field, place a large container that can hold many balls at the pitcher’s mound, a hula.
FavoriteSet up the field with bases. Divide students into two teams. The fielding team gets distributed in their positions; everyone.
FavoriteSet up 3 goals forming a large triangle. Set a big ball in the middle of all 3 goals and.
FavoriteUse the 4-square courts or create 2 adjacent boxes approximately 5 feet square with chalk or rope. The game begins.
FavoriteThis game needs a couple of kids and a ball (either a football or a baseball are common). One person.
FavoriteDesignate a playing area large enough to run in (a large rectangle). Place cones on each baseline (width) if there.
FavoriteIf you don’t have bowling pins, use a few soda bottles, or plastic water bottles. You may want to put.
FavoriteTeams should be of equal number; each team has a goalie, as well as offensive and defensive players. Goal markers.
FavoritePlayed with the same rules as traditional golf, using a Frisbee as the “ball” and various items (trees, to cabins.
FavoriteDivide into two teams. The rules are similar to regular baseball except the fielding team may not move their feet..
FavoriteTeams consist of one goalie and any number of forwards and guards. Each goalie stands on a chair, holding the.
FavoriteStart with the group spread around a large play area with each campers holding something to be able to hit.
FavoriteYou play just like the table game only with real people linked in rows. Split the kids into two teams,.
FavoriteYou set up 4 chairs, 2 on each side of the room and place each pair of chairs 4 feet.
FavoriteUsing abnormal objects to hold an Olympics. For example using straws for javelins, and balloons for shot puts. Use your.
FavoriteGet the students into 1-3 lines, depending on the size of the group. Explain the three main positions of the.
FavoriteUsing sidewalk chalk, write the names of four different countries in the squares of the court. These can be countries.
FavoriteSplit students into two teams. Have one or both teams wear jerseys so players can tell who is on their.
FavoriteOn a traditional kickball field, place a kickball, football, and frisbee at home base. Mark the outfield with enough numbers.
FavoriteDivide players into 2 teams, kickers and outfielders and place cones all along the baselines in the infield. Coach is.
FavoriteSet up a large rectangular area with boundary lines. Set up a row of 4-5 cones at opposite ends of.
FavoriteSet up two cones near each basketball hoop where you’d like the teams to shoot from. Divide students into two.
FavoriteMark each goal with 2 cones. Play soccer, but you can only use your arms and hands to hit and.
FavoriteThis game can be played using home base and second base on a regular kickball field or by using 2.
FavoriteUse a water noodle cut in half as a as “hockey stick” and a dodgeball for the “puck”. Same rules.
FavoriteSet up cones as bases on a traditional kickball field. This game can played with all four bases or two.
FavoriteStudents should be divided into two even teams. On a full court, teams should be assigned a basket at which.
FavoriteUse your staff as net (all lined up across the court with hands in the air) and play normal volleyball.
FavoriteDivide the students into two teams. Each team gets 4 tries/downs to move the quarter from one end zone to.
FavoriteUse cones to set up two end-zones on opposing sides. Use cone(s) for student to form a line. First group.
FavoriteDivide the group into two teams. Line up the outfield team as you would for a game of baseball. Line.
FavoriteLook around camp and create a miniature golf layout. Find hills, divots, ramps, stairs, planter boxes, tables etc. to utilize.
FavoriteCreate an “alleyway” with cones. Spread out the balls outside the alley. Divide the group into two teams. One team.
FavoriteA bowling pin or plastic pop bottle is set up at each end of gym, room, or whatever indoor smooth.
FavoriteSet up a standard 4-square area is one large square that is divided into 4 smaller squares of equal proportion.
FavoriteDivide the group into two teams. Each team starts off with 6 players. One player on each team acts as.
FavoriteCan be played outside or in a gym. The ideal play area is about the size of a basketball court.
FavoriteYou take two things, an object and a sport, like toothbrush and basketball. The sport now created is toothbrush basketball..
FavoriteReview several types of games with students and actions for those games. Examples: Basketball, Tag, Four Square, Boxing, Tennis, Gymnastics,.
FavoriteStart off the same way as Steal the bacon, but this time put a goal at each end (usually two.
FavoriteUse a basketball court, or a large rectangular area. Divide the students into 2-4 groups; each team sits on a.
FavoriteSet up a large rectangular area and note the boundary lines. Place cones at opposite ends of field to create.
FavoriteSet up a typical baseball field with bases. Divide students into two teams. The fielding team gets distributed in their.
FavoritePlace 3 cones across the half-court line. Arrange students into three single-file lines, one behind each cone. The first student.
FavoriteEach team has its own goal to defend, and loses a point every time a ball goes into their goal.
FavoriteSet up Indoors. Set up one empty container, 2-3 cones to mark where students will stand in line, and three.
FavoriteSet up large rectangular field with plenty of room for four students to run. Place two cones a few feet.
FavoriteA small circle should be the size of a large hula hoop. Inside this circle will be three larger cones..
FavoriteDesignate clear boundaries for each group. Give each group one ball and identify one player to have first possession. Divide.
FavoriteUse the cones to create boundaries for a field with two end zones. Divide the students into two even teams..
FavoriteUse a field the size of a football or soccer field with goals of varying widths. This is a combination.
FavoriteThis game can be played on a regular kickball field or by using 4 cones for bases in a large.
FavoriteSet up an open area with a large wall. Split the students into two teams. The 1st team on offense.
FavoritePrepare one large rectangular playing area, preferably on grass (30’x 90’) with marked end zones. Review the soccer concepts that.
FavoriteBreak group into even teams. Number of teams depends on total number of students (usually 4-5 per team) multi-colored pinnies.
FavoriteDivide the players into two teams. The team at bat lines up behind home base. The other team takes the.
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