P.E. Games - Jetball
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2024
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This PE Game is one of many quick and easy physical education games that teachers can use in their own PE class. Physedgames provides physical educators with video lessons on various PE activities, sports, basketball, volleyball, baseball, fitness, soccer, hockey, football, badminton, LOGs, dodgeball, warm-ups, tag, creative, teamwork, in the gym, outside, and more. From Kindergarten PE ideas all the way up to grade 8 (many activities could also be used in highschool as well) - it's all about the best games for exercise, skills, activities, games, learning, fitness, and FUN. Simple school games in just minutes - thanks for watching, hope you enjoy, please don't forget to subscribe, we appreciate all the support through the years and will continue to post tried, tested, and proven activities!
I teach 7th and 8th grade and they enjoyed. The first time I played it, I had the students sit down where they were tagged. I adjusted the rules the next time I played it. When a student is "hit or tagged" with the dodgeball, they now become taggers and must stand half-court and tag other students that are trying to cross and make it to the other side. The only caveat is, the taggers in the middle (half-court) can only pivot (and not move or chase) to tag the students who are running to the other side.
This game worked out very well with my 3rd-5th graders. I'm guessing it would also be a hit for middle school as well- and perhaps HS. Aiming is big in this game, along with speed. If the two people who are "it" cannot hit a target or run down a runner to tag them, the game can drag along. I jumped in and played once this was happening to speed up the game. Great cardio!!! The kids ALL loved the challenge
It's funny how coddled our kids have become. No dodgeball, no tag, no elimination games! C'mon. These games are fun for the vast majority of students. Don't penalize the majority because a few might not be as good at it as the rest. You're always going to have kids who aren't as physically gifted. It's like saying we shouldn't hold band tryouts anymore because it would alienate the crappy instrument players. Allow everyone in!
If you stress that any of these are GAMES and FOR FUN, no ones feelings should be getting hurt anyway. Getting out in dodgeball will not emotionally scar you for life.
shockwave68516 what's pooping b
If you are ignoring 5% of your students for the questionable benefit of the rest, please leave teaching. True in any subject.
@@matthewkoogler678 I agree but you can find a way for that 5% to be involved and enjoy the game as well.
In my 16 years of teaching experience dodgeball and other dodgeball-like games can promote bullying behavior. I’ve seen it first hand.
Yup.
For fun. Fun is the absolute key phrase to stress. **Middle school teacher.**
I have a few soapbox statements that I use to develop class procedural & behavioral expectations for class.
Any given day you will hear me saying:
1. “No one tries out for PE.”
2. “No one is going pro in ______ (list any game).”
3. “Teams will be made fairly, but not necessarily equal.”
4. Each day I offer two levels of play that students self-assign; competitive and “church”. (Competitive is self explanatory and “church” is the focus on making all of classmates present to have fun in participating.)
5. PE is only as fun as the level of happiness and comfort of the kid that has always dreaded PE.
6. The lynchpin to my classroom management plan is, “behavior dictates need,” positive and room-for-growth behaviors are recognized regularly.
bro these games go hard
Careful with the use of "we." Any game can be useful if done by the right kind of PE teacher. Games only become aggressive if your personality allows it.
Exactly not sure when "we" all decided anything.
What if they catch the ball ? Do they still sit or do they switch places ?
I usually play no catching allowed (must sit) but you could do either way
I like this game but I hate allowing kids to sit or even stand when out. Can anyone think of some alternatives? My high school kids get out on purpose just to sit with their friends.
You could have it where whenever a player is hit, he or she switches places with the thrower instead of sitting down
@@physedgames there’s an idea! So no real end to the game though. Just a timed game. Like we will play for 5 minutes.
@@heckman28 yep!
Did this today. Worked out SO much better. Thanks!
great video
i really appreciate ur help thanx
Agreed..don't use we
I thought we had moved passed the days of dodge ball and elimination game....great presentation, but poor choice of games.
Jim DeLine Why?
Kids love dodge ball though
dodgeball and elimination games help kids understand concepts and failure, if presented the right way and in a controlled environment, just about any game is able to be fun, elimination or not.
You’re one of the ones who never did anything in gym aren’t you?