You will need:A parachute (play or other type)A football This works best if the canopy is marked in segments or halves; so you can have 2, 4 or 6 teams. …
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Arrange all participants in a circle with the thrower in the middle. Throw the ball to each player in turn with instruction to either catch the ball or head it …
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Sent in by Lisa Wells Considering the current discussion and recommendations in the UK to ban tacking in rugby for under 18’s at school (BBC Newsround (2016), Guardian (2016)). The …
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Cricket, but played by kicking a football. Divide into two equal(ish) teams one one fielding the other taking it in turn to bat. Set up two cricket stumps or cones …
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Although typically played with metal or wooden balls this can be played with any ball… just bear in mind that boules when thrown are not expected to bounce when they …
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An old one, very simple, but still good to have up your sleeve, that I was reminded off at football training today. It’s a nice one for parties and works …
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Came across this one at football training and being played by some 4-6 year olds. Looks a good one for a bit of fun and developing some shooting skills and …
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Attributed to Freddie, Reading, UK It is always fun watching or hearing about games that children invent using what is available, so it was nice to hear about this game …
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Please see Frizbee Football Ultimate is the official name of Frizbee Football and a recognised competative sport.
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Frizbee’s are better known as flying disks and Frizbee Football is a simplified version of Ultimate. The official rules of which can be found here (Official Rules). I have only …
