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Games with minimal to no equipment

By Anonymous

In PE we have been participating in a variety of games that require little or no equipment.
Below is the Matrix which shows our progression in this unit of learning.

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The table below shows my understanding of games with minimal or no equipment.
(Fill this table in, in as much detail as possible. )

Examples of Games that need minimal or no equipment.
What equipment would we usually need to play these games.  
Why do we play games with minimal or no equipment?
  • Invisible Touch
  • Captains Coming
  • Tag
  • Cones
  • Bibs
So we have something to play during break.

My Strengths.  
Some things that I have done well during this unit of learning are listening to the teachers instructions because I understood how to play when we were playing.

My Next Steps.
Some things I could improve on when playing games with minimal or no equipment are getting to the teachers faster so they can get on with their explaining faster Because I usually take a long time to get to the teachers area and it holds up their games.
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