PE Games - Rollerball

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!

[mrmicahwalls]

More information on how I have adapted here...I have about 6 balls being used. If it goes past the end line it is 1 pt. 3 pts. for going in between the two cones and 5 pts. for knocking over a pin (about 6 on each side). We have a nice scoreboard in our middle school gym so I have to really focus on the points but this easily became one of my 6th graders favorite games last year. Excited to do it again this week. I also do the same exact game for our Hockey Unit. Except we use foam balls, pucks, and tennis balls. You got my creative juices going with this one. Thank you!

[kathleenparker]

I am so glad I found this channel. I am a PE teacher at our homeschool co-op. I teach grades 3-6 once a week and was searching for fun, active game ideas.

[stevesteve]

Awesome job collecting all these game ideas! Thumbs up!!!!

[RobertSmith-gnhf]

Thanks for all the great ideas! Much apprecitated.

[mrmicahwalls]

Really enjoy this game with my 6th graders during the "Bowling/Rolling Unit." I've made some adaptions to make more scoring. Thank you so much again for the time and effort you put into this channel. It's a great blessing!

[chloebaglee]

We love your games we always play them in gym

[boneyn]

If only one or two balls used, what is everyone else doing when they don't have a ball, in a class of 28? I will try this with some adaptations and more balls, 6-8. I will encourage my students to come up with some adaptations to encourage buy-in and creativity.

[sophiaminutolo]

Can the students move about on the court? or do they need to stay in place?

[grahampcharles]

It seems like this game wouldn’t work with just one or two balls... the kids would be able to stop the ball pretty easily, and the aggressive kids would mob together a bit. Then again, I haven’t tried it yet... I’ll give it a shot.

[munkemune]

This is NOT the rollerball I remember from 1975