The Best Rock Paper Scissors Game

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[@vincentxie3090]

I remember participating in this, and back then we just sprinted without the hula hoops

[@jiff2323]

Played something like this in my ESL class with FC on the floor instead of hula hoops. Didn’t think about using it for my PE class. Great idea. Thanks!

[@mr.howell612]

This is a common game kids play on the balance beams in parks in Japan.

[@PhysEdReview]

...or have multiple games going on at the same time to increase participation. 3 hoop lines instead of 1.

[@physedgames]

For sure, good idea thanks! I’ve actually used it as one of the stations on station day too (smaller version, approx 8 hoops, with 2 vs 2).

[@Leermayyte]

@@physedgames What other "stations" do you include? Great video as always, thanks a lot

[@physedgames]

@@Leermayyte Hey thanks. I always include lots of different stations, usually a weekly station-day, some skill-based activities, some just ‘active’ and ‘fun’ things. This year it’s been outdoors only: things like paddles/balls off the wall, hockey shooting, jump rope, soccer passing, etc...

[@mcquik6]

I do this game, but with full body rock paper scissors instead of using just hands

[@meesterstefan5979]

I also play this game in the Netherlands, but I use doormats instead of hoops to prevent the kids from slipping away.