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16. Wedge-Tail Eagle Tag

   
     
     
     
     

1. Drop Off Relay

   

2. Line To Line Relay

   
     
     
     

1. Barry

   

2. Hunter

   

3. Lord Of The Rings

   
     
     

LINE TAG

The aim of this tag game is for all players to remain on the lines of the court.

The taggers who are carrying the balls chase the other student's and must remain on the designated lines.

EQUIPMENT: Tennis balls (or bean bags).

AREA REQUIRED: Any area which has marked lines marked on the ground. Whole class participation.

BENEFITS
BENEFITS

Teamwork/Group-work (How am I working with others to achieve the goal?)

Fun

Body awareness

Decision making and anticipation

Balance

Body control

Communication

HOW TO EXPLAIN THE ACTIVITY
HOW TO EXPLAIN THE ACTIVITY

All students must stay on the lines, create a story around the consequence if you step off the line.

Select 1-4 students to be the taggers who tag using the tennis ball.

Taggers chase the other students attempting to tag them with the ball.

Once a player is tagged they take possession of the tennis ball, and they then become the new tagger.

Student cannot jump from line to line they must access other lines via an intersecting line.

Taggers must be on the same line as the student they are trying to tag.

Taggers may not tag back the person that tagged them.

CUES FOR DEBRIEF / REFLECTION
CUES FOR DEBRIEF / REFLECTION

What did you like about the activity?

Were any parts of the game challenging? (This may bring up, staying on the lines, being aware where all of the taggers were)

How did you feel when you were the tagger? Any challenges? Strategies?

Did you as a tagger work with another tagger to achieve the goal?

How did you feel when you were being chased?

What was it like for you to stay on the lines? What did you have to do with your body to stay on them?

Did you do anything to avoid being tagged?

Which job was the most challenging? Why?

HOW TO VARY THE ACTIVITY
HOW TO VARY THE ACTIVITY

The taggers remain in possession of the tennis ball, however the tagged students freeze and squat. They must remain there until they are released by a designated 'releaser'. The 'releaser' can be identified by a coloured band.

Change the movement skill that the students must use to move along the lines.

Increase the number of taggers.

Decrease or increase the number of lines available to move on.

Ask the students for their feedback on how the game could be modified, or any ideas they have to change it. Apply these modifications/changes as appropriate.

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