Use the four-square courts on the playground and/or draw new courts with chalk if needed. The game begins when one.
Same setup as 4-Square. Play starts with a serve from student in square number 1 (or letter A). After the.
A standard 4-square area is one large square, 10’ x 10’ divided into four smaller squares (5’ x 5’), and.
Set up large rectangular field with plenty of room for four students to run. Place two cones a few feet.
Use the cones to create boundaries for a field with two end zones. Divide the students into two even teams..
Divide the students into two teams. Each team gets 4 tries/downs to move the quarter from one end zone to.
Use cones to set up two end-zones on opposing sides. Use cone(s) for student to form a line. First group.
On a traditional kickball field, place a kickball, football, and frisbee at home base. Mark the outfield with enough numbers.
Get the students into 1-3 lines, depending on the size of the group. Explain the three main positions of the.
