Have students stand in a circle, foot to foot. Their feet should be slightly more than shoulder width apart, forming.
Boxball transforms two sidewalk squares into an outdoor version of ping-pong or, perhaps more accurately, a postage-stamp-sized game of tennis..
Split into teams. You will need laundry baskets and balls that bounce. First set up a laundry basket at certain.
Create a large rectangular space (gym, use cones, etc.) At each end of the rectangular space, set up “benches,” using.
Divide the players into teams of 10 people. You will need rope, belts or something alike, ping pong balls, and.
Form two teams. Each team holds an opposite end of a bed sheet, tarp, or parachute. A ping pong ball.
Have the students stand on the boundary line around a hula hoop that has bean bags all around it–this will.
Teams are timed to see how long they take to sort a large bucket of different types of balls into.
They build a tower, either of blocks, cups or anything around camp they can stack up. Hide a toy pig.
