10 bowling pins (or anything else that can be set up inside the hula hoops to be knocked down).
Description:
Split the kids into 2 even teams.
Divide the gym in half, length-wise, using the cones.
Lay out the hula hoops, as in the picture, and put a pin in the middle of each one.
The object of the game is to knock over all of the other team’s pins before they knock over yours.
You are not allowed to cross the center line.
NO ONE is allowed inside the hula hoops, and you can only ever have one person guarding a pin/hoop at a time.
Regular dodgeball rules apply (no throwing above the shoulders, no throwing to hurt someone else).
If you get hit with a dodgeball by someone on the other team, then you must step off to the side (see the picture), and wait until someone from your team knocks over a pin from the other team. When this happens, every eliminated player from that team can come back into the game.
Once a pin is knocked over, it cannot be set back up.
If a pin is knocked over by accident (either with a body or a ball, by someone on your own team), it still counts as being knocked over. Which means that anyone out of the game on the other team can come right back in.
First team to lose all of their pins, loses.
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1 Comment
Rebecca
on April 21, 2014 at 1:23 pm
I have played lots of different games with the kids at the elementary school I teach PE at, but this one has been their favorite! I think they would play it every week without complaint.
I have played lots of different games with the kids at the elementary school I teach PE at, but this one has been their favorite! I think they would play it every week without complaint.