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Break the Code

Set-up:

 

Break the Code

Be the first to break the code in this find and spell cross curricular game! 

Objective:
For students to find the letters to spell a given sight word and earn points for their team using cross
curricular methods.

Grade level:
K-3

Equipment:

Set-up:

Put TriGoal™ in the center of the activity. Scatter the numbered spots around the tri-goal, make sure each spot has a letter on the bottom. Put hoops on the perimeter. In each hoop put a marker-board, marker, a ball, and code sheet.

 

Rules of the game/safety:


Send two students to each hoop. They should look at the code sheet in their hoop, determine who goes first, and then go to the numbered spot and try and score a goal. If you score a goal, look at the other side of the spot for your letter, and go back to your hoop. Write down the letter you earned. The next person then goes to another spot and tries to earn the next number/letter. Students should watch for personal space when retrieving their ball. If you get through your entire sheet, you can show the teacher, get a new sheet, and a new type of ball to send to goal.

Variations:

  • Use sight words, spelling words from classrooms, or sports terminology to spell.
  • You could add up the numbers too.
  • You could put the balls on the spots to start instead of the hoops.

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The Great Alphabet Race

Set up:

 

The Great Alphabet Race

Work on throwing and tossing skills to gain letters to finish the alphabet!

Grade: K-5

Equipment Needed:

Set-Up:

  •  Place trigoal in the center of the gym
  • Scatter one or two sets of the alphabet poly spots around the goal
  • Around the perimeter of the gym, place hoops with dodgedisc, alphabet card and marker inside
  • Send two students (partners) to each hoop

How to Play:

Each partner duo will take turns jogging to the letter they have next on their sheet, tossing the dodgedisc into the trigoal, and returning back to their partner.


If they are successful, they cross off the letter, and the next person shoots for the next letter. If they are not successful, the next partner tries for the same letter goal.


Once a partner duo finishes their alphabet successfully, they can trade in their dodgedisc for another piece of equipment and go again. You could also have your intermediate students give a PE specific word for each letter as they go.


Start at the letter with the arrow. What’s a PE word that begins with that letter?

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