The numbers game for PE

The video tutorial introduces a PE activity called the numbers game, suitable for large groups and various sports like soccer, basketball, and hockey. It explains the setup, equipment needed, and gameplay instructions, including scoring and competitive elements. The tutorial also covers advanced gameplay variations to encourage teamwork and strategy, as well as adaptations for different group sizes and sports.

What is the primary objective of the P activity described in the video?

• To be the first to the ball and score in the goal or basket

• To score the most points by shooting from a distance

• To run the fastest around the field

• To pass the ball without dropping it

What equipment is necessary for setting up the numbers game?

• A scoreboard and timer

• Cones and a referee

• A stopwatch and whistle

• Two goals, markers, and team vests

How does a player score a point in the numbers game?

• By dribbling the ball to the other team's goal

• By scoring a goal after touching both ends of the field

• By passing the ball to a teammate

• By running the fastest to the center

What happens after a team scores a goal in the numbers game?

• The game ends

• The ball is removed from play

• The scoring team gets a point and the game resets

• The players switch teams

How can the numbers game be adapted for team play?

• By calling out multiple numbers for a team play

• By using a larger ball

• By increasing the size of the field

• By adding more goals

What is a rule that can be added to encourage teamwork in the numbers game?

• Players must run around the field twice

• Players must score within 10 seconds

• Players must pass at least four times before scoring

• Players must dribble the ball without stopping

How can the game be adapted for a large group?

• By limiting the game to one sport

• By using a smaller playing area

• By reducing the number of players on each team

• By creating more teams with their own goals