Worcestershire West Weekly Physical Activity Programme School Games
Weekly physical activity programme for school games featuring various fun activities such as Tiddlywinks, Cereal Bucket & Cones, Sea Battle, and Close to the Target. Each game involves unique rules and equipment to keep children engaged and active while promoting values like self-belief, honesty, and passion for sports.
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Worcestershire West Weekly Physical Activity Programme Image result for school games logo Hit the Number Sea Battle Cereal, Bucket & Cone Press-Up & Catch Close to the Target Beanbag King Tiddlywinks Monday 4thMay - Friday 8th May 2020
Image result for school games logo Tiddlywinks How to play Make a target using a bucket or cones/markers. Stand two metres away from the target with a racket and some balls or shuttlecocks. When the timer starts, try to hit a ball or shuttlecock into the target. After the time is up, count how many items are in the target. Equipment A racket or frying pan. Balls or shuttlecocks. Self-belief: Try setting yourself a target that you think you can achieve and then gradually increase it and keep your belief each time. School Games Values The PE School Sports Network Passion: Do you practice this activity for 10 minutes each day? Your School Games - Passion Safety Ensure there is plenty of space between the targets and you are not striking towards another person.
Image result for school games logo Cereal, Bucket & Cones How to play The aim of the game is to score as many points as possible with six strikes. Working with a partner, assign a striker and a feeder. From a drop shot, the striker hits the ball towards different targets 5 metres away. The striker gets points for hitting different targets, e.g. Cereal box 10 points, bucket 5 points, cone 1 point. Each player has six strikes, before adding up their score and rotating roles. Equipment Targets e.g. Cereal box, cones, buckets. Soft balls, shuttles or ball of socks Cricket bat, tennis racket or frying pan. School Games Values The PE School Sports Network Self-Belief: Do you think practising will improve your performance? School Games Values The PE School Sports Network Honesty: Do you keep score accurately? Safety Ensure the size of the area is big enough so no one gets hit by the ball. Mark out each target exactly 5 metres away. Make sure no one is stood near you when swinging the bat.
Image result for school games logo Sea Battle How to play The aim of the game is to throw accurately onto your opponents base. Can you sink your opponents Ship? Place a target area in front of each player (you could use cones, hoops or skipping ropes to mark out this area). These should be approximately five metres apart. When you and your opponent are ready, throw your torpedoes (beanbags/sock balls) at the other team s ship. Torpedoes only count if they stay in the marked area. Agree on the number of torpedoes needed to sink the ship. Essential Bean bags/sock balls or other soft throwing items. You could use cones/hoops to mark out areas. Passion: Do you play this game a lot because you really enjoy it? Your School Games - Passion Safety Ensure throwing items are soft. Check throwing items aren t being thrown directly at other players.
Image result for school games logo Close to the Target How to play The aim of the game is to get your beanbags as near to the target as you can. Mark out a square. Standing directly opposite your partner on the opposite side of the square, players have three beanbags each. A target is placed in the centre of the square. Take it in turns to throw your beanbags towards the target. Equipment Open space to play the game. A target and beanbags (in two different colours if possible). Optional Cones or markers to mark out your area. Measuring tape to measure the closest beanbag. Self-Belief : Do you believe your beanbag will land where you are aiming? School Games Values The PE School Sports Network Determination: Can you keep your focus when a throw doesn t go where you want? Your School Games - School Games Value: Determination Safety Ensure playing area is safe. Ensure only one player is throwing at a time. You should only go inside the square to collect beanbags after the last beanbag has been thrown.
Image result for school games logo Hit the Number How to play The aim of the game is to hit the correct target when asked by your opponent. Stick 6 pieces of paper on a wall and number them 1 to 6. Your opponent will call out a number and using a tennis ball you must throw the ball at that target. If you successfully hit the correct target you earn a point. Taking it in turns, the first person to earn 6 points is the winner. Equipment 6 pieces of paper & blue-tack 1 tennis ball School Games Values The PE School Sports Network Self-Belief: Do you think practising will improve your performance? 6 Red Circle Logo - LogoDix School Games Values The PE School Sports Network Honesty: Do you keep score accurately? Safety Ensure the size of the area is big enough so no one gets hit by the ball. Make sure the surface you are playing against doesn t have any windows that could be broken.
Image result for school games logo Beanbag King How to play How many times can you throw a beanbag into a hoop in 60 seconds? Stand 3 large steps away from the hoop. You need to collect the beanbag and return to the throwing line once thrown. Equipment A beanbag and a hoop If you do not have a beanbag or a hoop, why not use a pair of socks and a washing basket instead! Pillow Style Small Bean Bag Chair Achieve Gold 30 Throws Your School Games - Passion Passion: Are you trying your best right up until the time is up? Achieve Silver 25 Throws Your School Games - School Games Value: Determination Determination: What do you do when you missed your throw? Do you keep trying? Achieve Bronze 20 Throws
Press-Up & Catch How to play How many times in a row can you throw a ball up in the air, perform a press-up (while the ball is in the air) and catch the ball before it lands? Equipment A tennis ball A safe open space to play School Games Values The PE School Sports Network Self-Belief: Are you always confident that you will catch the ball/object? Determination: Can you keep going when you re getting really tired? Your School Games - School Games Value: Determination For a challenge: Can you catch the ball with 1 hand only?
