segunda-feira, 10 de dezembro de 2012
Portuguese coeducational game created by class 7B - Rules
NAME: WORMING GAME
Playground: Field dimensions: 20m / 30 m or similar
Equipment: Elastic bands and a chronometer / Boys and girls (a class of 20)
Development and Rules:
• The game is played by two teams. One is called WORMS and the other is called CLEANSERS;
• In each team there are 2 groups. In each group there are 3 elements;
• The elements of each group form a line. The WORMS put their hands on the partners’ shoulders. The CLEANSERS stay hand in hand; all participants must wear an elastic band around their ankles; they will need to coordinate their movements with their partners;
• At the beginning of the games the 2 teams of three elements each (6 elements in each team), stand on opposite sides of the field outside the playing area;
• A whistle will sound and that’s when all the teams get into the playing area. The WORMS must try to catch the APPLES which are scattered through the field. The CLEANSERS try to catch the WORMS, but they must catch them one by one and only the first in each worm.
• If the WORM breaks up, then the first half elements will continue to be a worm. The ones at the back half will become APPLES and must scatter again through the field, waiting to be caught;
Aims:
• WORMS: go around the field, catching APPLES, in order to become bigger and bigger by adding new elements.
• CLEANSERS: “Eliminate” the first elements of any of the WORM teams, which become part of the cleansers as they are touched.
The team who has the largest number of elements at the end of the 5 minutes playing time will win the game.
Playground: Field dimensions: 20m / 30 m or similar
Equipment: Elastic bands and a chronometer / Boys and girls (a class of 20)
Development and Rules:
• The game is played by two teams. One is called WORMS and the other is called CLEANSERS;
• In each team there are 2 groups. In each group there are 3 elements;
• The elements of each group form a line. The WORMS put their hands on the partners’ shoulders. The CLEANSERS stay hand in hand; all participants must wear an elastic band around their ankles; they will need to coordinate their movements with their partners;
• At the beginning of the games the 2 teams of three elements each (6 elements in each team), stand on opposite sides of the field outside the playing area;
• A whistle will sound and that’s when all the teams get into the playing area. The WORMS must try to catch the APPLES which are scattered through the field. The CLEANSERS try to catch the WORMS, but they must catch them one by one and only the first in each worm.
• If the WORM breaks up, then the first half elements will continue to be a worm. The ones at the back half will become APPLES and must scatter again through the field, waiting to be caught;
Aims:
• WORMS: go around the field, catching APPLES, in order to become bigger and bigger by adding new elements.
• CLEANSERS: “Eliminate” the first elements of any of the WORM teams, which become part of the cleansers as they are touched.
The team who has the largest number of elements at the end of the 5 minutes playing time will win the game.
Authors: Class 7B, with the help of their Sports teachers
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