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PE Game Changers
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1st-5th Grade P.E. ideas that involve continuous play. Giving you the daily ideas from a current P.E. teacher. I make these videos to give teachers access to quality games that they can actually do with their students. These are the games that my students love and I hope your students love them too. If you want to see more videos please subscribe. It helps me out a lot and means a lot to me! If you have a question about a game send me a comment, so that I can reply.
Elementary P.E. Games: River Crossing
This is a great team building game! Students must try to cross the river without getting swept away! Students that make it across will pick up an awesome piece of treasure and bring it back. Will they be able to make it?
Content:
0:00 Set Up
0:30 Restart
0:49 Doing Good
1:01 1 Bean Bag
1:15 Restart
1:33 1 Point
1:40 Game Over
1:53 Tip 1
2:09 Tip 2
2:15 Tip 3
Content:
0:00 Set Up
0:30 Restart
0:49 Doing Good
1:01 1 Bean Bag
1:15 Restart
1:33 1 Point
1:40 Game Over
1:53 Tip 1
2:09 Tip 2
2:15 Tip 3
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Hey great game! Does it work with 20+ students going at once?
Yeah. I’ve done it with two classes at a time and that was about 50 students total.
Poly spots bad idea-slippery
It expands the course and makes it more fun. I play it on the black top and it works out fine. I’ve never had a kid slip on them. Only if the kids are running do they get knocked out of place. Which means they aren’t following the rules. Don’t knock it till you try it. I thought the same thing and then it worked out really well, because they have more options to get away.
Ok so the people in the middle don’t hit the ball at all ?
@@nickcim1 Correct. There should be a real life example recording in the description area if you want to see how I did it with my class.
my kids love line tag but we do without the extra circle spot between the line, I will try this thank you for sharing
Yeah. It definitely adds a different dimension to the game. I’m releasing a more in depth video in August.
November?? Awww
Thank you. Looks like good simple fun!
Yeah. It works better than the old ways that I have done it. As long as students understand the safe zone then they will be good. That’s usually the main challenge with the game, but my students love it. Let me know how it goes for you and if you have any questions!
Had no idea John Krasinski had a PE Games channel.
Can these challenges work for 1st graders?
Yes, they can do many of the levels, but not all. They are too short to build a double hula hut, so I modify the lesson. They take longer to build the hula huts, so you don’t have to worry about them running out of options. However, you might do a challenge like which team can build the hula hut the fastest. Have a relay race where all 4 kids run from one side and the first team to build the hula hut wins. Another one is have each team build a hula hut with a kid in the center. Rebuild it 4 times with a new kid in the center each time. See how many times they can build it in 3 minutes. This is the favorite of 1st grade and usually every kid just wants to be in the center.
@@pegamechangers I see. So is this more student-centered or do you stop the challenge after a certain period of time and then go over the next challenge?
@@salvatorecaravella365 It depends on how long your periods are. I have 50 minute periods, so I let the students see how far they can get with their levels at their own pace. This helps them practice building without the added stress of a time limit. Afterwards if I still have time, then I will do challenges like I explained above, because they are already confident in building the hula hut. Overall, I normally don't have to stop the challenge. I just check that they did the challenge correctly and then I allow them to move to the next challenge. Therefore, a group could be on challenge one while my advanced learners group could be on challenge three. Eventually everyone will get to the same level and have a check for understanding. Hope this helps!
What are the safety measures we gonna use for kids ?
It honestly depends on your kids that you are playing with. I have played this game a lot and no one has ever been injured. 1. I make sure the kids are on a poly spot, so that they are not to close to other students during level five. 2. I make sure every student is slapping the ball and not throwing it. 3. Start with one ball on level 5 to make sure everyone is following the rules. 4. Take away multiple balls if students are not being safe. 5. Decrease the amount of students in the middle if you think they might run into each other. I designed this lesson to gradually increase something if students are understanding and doing well. These are just a few safety measures that I use, but honestly it depends on your teaching style and students. If it doesn't work for you then try to modify it for you and your environment.
Basically bulldogs
Never heard of bull dogs. Is there a difference between the two?
Yeah I have a question. What if you hole up inside of a prison so the sharks cannot get to you, and you just destroy them with spears as they come up against the fence trying to get your flags?
Great question! lol. For the spears you could use pool noodles to fend off the fierce sharks. You could put a time limit for the cage to hold up. When the cage is open maybe have the students attack a shark with a spear by throwing it. If they hit a shark then that shark can’t tag them.
Great vid ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks. It means a lot to me. I like to show what the game looks like in real life and how I play it.
These videos are super helpful. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you find them helpful! Thanks for letting me know. It means a lot to me!
Thank you!!
You’re welcome. Glad the video helped!
Is the ball allowed to be bounced or is the slap only rolling on the ground? I tried it just by rolling the slapped ball but it was hard for k-1 to slap the rolling ball hard enough!
My first graders can slap it hard enough. Maybe move the circle closer for levels 1-2 if still having trouble. For levels 3-5 it will be harder for them to aim, but they should have the power. I normally add a lot more students in the middle. This way there are more targets and chances. Sometimes I have as many as 6 1st grade students and it works out better for them.
ELL question... Slap the ball, do not hit it... What is the difference?
2 things: 1. Some kids will try to punch the ball. If they try to punch it then their knuckles can scrap on the blacktop. (This is my main reason for slapping) 2. I want them to do a controlled strike. If they just punch it then they don’t aim as much in comparison to slapping it with their hand. Once they master slapping it I give them pickle-ball paddles to play the game with after. Hope this answers your question!
Great game! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for letting me know. It gives me motivation to keep making more videos. Every now and then I think about stopping, but I’ll try to make a new one next month. Thanks again!
Thank you for your sharing! This helped me a lot ^^
Glad it was useful for you!
Love to see a video of it!
Promo sm
thanks for demonstration
You're welcome! Sometimes it is better to see how it is done in real life.
What kind of ball do you use?
I use the 8 in dodgeball. You can use volleyballs too if you don’t have big dodgeballs. They work just as well, but they’re not color coordinated. When the balls are color coordinated it helps with the game.
Have you tried this game in real life. I like the ideia, but im afraid it's not fun to play. Also, theres no physical or mental activity envolve in it
Haha. Yeah. Those were my thoughts on it too before I tried it. I did it with my elementary students as a cardio warm up. You can even have them skip or do some other type of locomotor skill. The students normally sprint the distance to get the most points. Very physically demanding. Normally they are sweating by the end. Mentally is allows them to understand which direction to run if you want to play kickball later on. It’s a warm up that is better than running laps. Lastly, if your class is struggling with poor sportsmanship then this game works great because there is a lot of winning and losing involved. There are games when you have students who normally cheat, but in this game they can’t because the other kids just stop playing with them. Just give it a try and see if it works for you. For me it created students with better sportsmanship and cardiovascular systems. lol
@@pegamechangers i haven't thought by this side. Now I'm looking forward to trying it haha tks
Hi nice game, thanks for sharing! Do you create your animations in google slides?
Glad you like it! Just trying to help out. Yeah. I’m just using that for now until I find something else. If you have any suggestions let me know. lol.
Does each team play at the same time?
If you want to use it as an individual station you can do that too. Otherwise I do it like this. Here’s the link: th-cam.com/video/FpIUE9cJego/w-d-xo.html
group levels can make them know how to cooperate
Yeah. That students love the different levels because it allows them to collaborate and strategize. It also makes everyone give more effort. lol Thanks for your response!
NIce game. What app or program did you use for the animation of this presentation?
Thanks for your response. I’m just using Google. lol I need to find something different later on for some of the other videos that I want to make though.
this is a great activity. thank you for sharing. :) My kids at work will love this.
Thanks for the positive feedback! It encourages me to keep making more videos. Let me know how it goes with your kids!
@@pegamechangers Absolutely. I played this with a group of teenage boys and they thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks again. ;)
When someone gets hit in the middle with 2 others in there ( level 4 or 5), do you stop the game and let the switch happen? Then restart? What is the purpose of the points? Thank you
The game continues to go and does not stop. If a person gets hit in the middle I have them raise their hand so no one can hit them. If someone hits them while their hand is raised it doesn’t count. I also have the person who hit them raise their hand. The player in the middle will go find the person raising their hand and they give each other a high five to switch while the others are playing. The points are for the lower levels. That’s only if you get a ball past them. You don’t get points in the upper levels. You just get the joy of getting the chance to be in the middle the longest or most. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have more questions!
Great game for developing the underarm throw for accuracy.
Thanks for your comment. It gives me motivation to keep making more videos that are helpful and useful. Be on the look out for more to come. Let me know if there is anything else you would like to see and I might be able to make a video for it. Thanks again!
how old are those kids ?
I try with all of my games to be played with any age group at the elementary level. I think this might have been ages 7-8 years old.
What happens to a ball sitting motionless inside the circle that nobody can reach? I'm assuming students need to stay in their"goal" area?
Level 1 they can take the ball back to their “goal”. Level 2 the second ball will eventually hit the motionless ball or I’ll walk by and give it to them. They can go to the ball but that is bad strategy because they will probably get scored on by the other ball.
Awesome video with a great details. Thanks
What grade level?
This is for grades 1st-5th. With 1st-2nd you can add 4-6 balls with 2 people in since they miss more than the older kids.