Virtual School Challenges June 2020 LRS Virtual Sports Challenges Whether you are at home or at school, it is important to be able to stay active as well as having the opportunity learn & develop new or existing sports skills. These activity ideas and session plans are designed to cover a range of sports and skills that can be adapted to be undertaken in various different environments with different sized groups from Individual Challenges to Full Team Games. As well as explanations of the activities, we have included helpful diagrams, links to websites and online videos with more information and examples of how the tasks and games work. We hope you enjoy taking part! Ball Sports Ball Sports Individual / HiFIVE Useful resources / links… Challenges Small Group Challenges Full Team Challenges (Click on the link or opy and paste link into Sport (Home) (Home or School) (School) browser) HiFIVE - Ball&Wall 1v1 Body Parts Game – see Play team game up to Sign into https://www.yourschoolgames.com See link to LRS HiFIVE Session Plans 6v6 Resources > Sport formats > Search by Sport: Challenges web page See School Games "Dodgeball" Dodgeball 2v2 normal dodgeball rules format link (or 2v2 Body Parts Game) https://www.lrsport.org/hifive-challenges Target / Ball&Wall Speed Passing Play team game up to Sign into https://www.yourschoolgames.com See link to LRS HiFIVE Stand a set distance from your 5v5 Resources > Sport formats > Search by Sport: Challenges web page partner and see how many times See School Games "Basketball" you can pass the ball back and format link Speed Dribbling forth in 30secs Set yourself a distance and (Extension - how many different EndBall – see Session see how many times you types of pass can you do?) Plans can dribble the ball over https://www.lrsport.org/hifive-challenges that distance in 30secs Shoot-Out Game (Extension - try to use BOTH see YouTube link Basketball hands) 1v1 / 2v2 games - both teams 30sec Set Shot Challenge attacking one basket / target Set yourself a distance from Shoot-Out the basket / target. How many times can you score https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjsSPqQ4Nn4 through the basket / hit your target in 30secs? Summer Sports Summer Sports Individual / HiFIVE Useful resources / links… Challenges Small Group Challenges Full Team Challenges (Click on the link or opy and paste link into Sport (Home) (Home or School) (School) browser) Bat&Ball Wall Ball Singles / Doubles Sign into https://www.yourschoolgames.com See link to LRS HiFIVE You and your partner take it in matches Resources > Sport formats > Search by Sport: Challenges web page turns to hit the ball against the See School Games "Tennis" wall. How long can you keep the format link Extend to Bat, Ball & Wall ball going ? Encourage pupils to be https://www.lrsport.org/hifive-challenges See Ball&Wall challenge via Scorekeepers/Umpires HiFIVE link but instead of Singles / Doubles matches for each other Keepy Uppies & Solo Rallies throwing and catching, try Set up a net or barrier to split hitting the ball off the wall the area / court in half and play RunAround – see https://twitter.com/lslssp/status/12496237550407 with your bat / racquet against the person(s) on the Session Plans 39329 Tennis (No bat / racquet? - Use the other side Adapted Tennis palm of your hand) (If you don't have tennis Catch Them Out – see equipment, you could use hands Session plans https://twitter.com/lslssp/status/12510421278422 Keepy Uppies & Solo & hit a beach ball or balloon 91712 Rallies instead) Plus - LSLLP Adapted See LSLSSP twitter link Tennis Ideas - see Lots more great ideas & challenges at Adapted Tennis LSLSSP twitter link See LSLSSP twitter link https://www.lta.org.uk/play-compete/lta- youth/tennis-at-home/# Bat&Ball adaptation - use a Non-Stop Cricket - one batter Up to 6v6 or 8v8 pairs Sign into https://www.yourschoolgames.com cricket bat – see Session Plans cricket Resources > Sport formats > Search by Sport: See link to LRS HiFIVE See School Games "Cricket" Challenges web page French Cricket – see Session format link Cricket Plans Or play single batsman Target Bowling Challenge – https://www.lrsport.org/hifive-challenges see Session Plans ScatterBall – see Session Plans ScatterBall – see Session Plans Athletics Athletics Individual / HiFIVE Useful resources / links… Challenges Small Group Challenges Full Team Challenges (Click on the link or opy and paste link into Sport (Home) (Home or School) (School) browser) SpeedBounce / Target Use Individual and Team SLJ Sign into https://www.yourschoolgames.com See link to LRS HiFIVE Challenges but compete See video link Resources > Sport formats > Search by Sport: Challenges web page against each other or try to "Athletics" beat your own personal best Javelin Standing Long Jump score See video link See link to Sportshall A ball could be used Athletics SLJ YouTube video instead of a javelin or LRS HiFIVE Challenges web (different sizes for each https://www.lrsport.org/hifive-challenges page Key Stage) You can use a tape measure Athletics instead Playground sprint How long does it take World Record Challenges – you to sprint a full Sportshall Athletics SLJ see Session Plans length of your playground? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoirCTr8wi4 Playground laps How many laps of the Sportshall Athletics Javelin playground can you do in a set time? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1geEDaQ5CG 8 Inclusive Sports Inclusive Sports Useful resources / links… Individual / HiFIVE (Click on the link or opy and paste link into Challenges Small Group Challenges Full Team Challenges Sport (Home) (Home or School) (School) browser) Boccia Target 1v1 / 2v2 Closest to the Play team game up to Sign into https://www.yourschoolgames.com Set a target (jack) and from a Target Game 6v6 Resources > Sport formats > Search by Sport: seated position, see how As with "Target" game but 2-4 See School Games “Boccia" close you can throw your players play in teams against format link "balls" to it. each other with different https://twitter.com/lslssp/status/1247068247360 Boccia You can used balled up socks coloured "balls" - Closest to the 503808 if you don't have balls you "jack" wins can use https://www.lrsport.org/hifive-challenges See link to LRS HiFIVE Challenges New Age Kurling Target 1v1 / 2v2 Closest to the Play team game up to Sign into https://www.yourschoolgames.com Set a target (house) and see Target Game 6v6 Resources > Sport formats > Search by Sport: how close you can roll or As with "Target" game but 2-4 See School Games "New Age Kurling" push, roll or slide your players play in teams against format link "stones" to it. each other with different Again, you can innovate and coloured "stones" - Closest to https://twitter.com/lslssp/status/1247800879438 New Age use something like balled up the "house" wins 155776 Kurling socks or food tins as "stones" See link to LRS HiFIVE https://www.lrsport.org/hifive-challenges Challenges Session Plans HiFIVE/Individual Challenges Cricket: Target Bowling Challenge Set yourself a distance to bowl from Set up a target (wickets) to aim at Wickets Put some additional items (Eg: cones or markers if you Other Items have them) in front and around your “wickets” How many points can you score in an over of bowling (6 bowls)? Points: Hit the “wickets” = 6pts Hit one of your other items = 4pts Progression: If you hit one of the items in front of the wickets, remove it so you have less to aim at next time you bowl Bowling Line Athletics: World Record Challenges Long & Triple Jump Measure out the distance for the following World Records (You might need a tape measure for this!) Long Jump - Men: 8.95m (Mike Powell in 1991) & Women: 7.52m (Galina Chistyakova in 1988) Triple Jump - Men: 18.29m (Jonathan Edwards in 1995) & Women: 15.50m (Inessa Kravets in 1995) See how many standing long jumps it takes you to cover those distances. (See YouTube link for how to do a Standing Long Jump) 100m Can you run as fast as you can on the spot for the same length of time it took Usain Bolt (9.58secs in 2009) & Florence Griffith-Joyner (10.49secs in 1988) to set their respective 100m World Records? Small Group Challenges Dodgeball: Body Parts Game (1v1 or 2v2) Set yourself an area to play in & split it in half – you are only allowed in your half of the playing area Choose balls / items that won’t hurt when they hit people Perhaps beach balls, sponge balls or rolled up socks… All players start with 3 “lives” Each time you get hit (head-shots DON’T count) you lose a “life” Life 1 – you can now only use ONE hand / arm Life 2 – you have to play with ONE of your knees on the floor Life 3 – you have to play with BOTH knees on the floor If you get hit at any stage in Life 3, you are out! Progression: If you (or your team mate if playing 2v2) catches a ball thrown by the other team then you get a life back and your opponent loses one! Cricket: Non-stop Cricket (one batter) Set yourself a distance for the bowler to bowl from Bowler can only bowl the ball when they are in the Wickets Bowling Box Batter Set up two markers for the batter to run to (approx. ½ the distance the bowler is bowling from) The batter MUST run EVERY time the ball is bowled, whether they hit it or not How many runs can you score before you are out? (To the marker and back = 1 run) Batter is out when… Bowler hits the wickets with one of the balls bowled Bowling Box Bowler (or any fielders you have) catch a ball you have hit before it hits the ground Cricket: Scatterball Same area set up as Non-Stop Cricket The bowler bowls a set number of balls for the batter