One team wins when the other team's players have all been eliminated.

DRILL – Equipment Needed Dodgeball Set Up No set up needed. Dodgeball Your hall/gym should be set up as follows: The centre line should go right across the middle of your hall.

In Dodgeball, a child is selected by the leader to be the 'Dodgeball Master'. (I use masking tape, it comes up easily) You should then have two lines either side of the centre line (approx 10 metres from the centre line).

To understand the main rules of dodgeball and to … Place players into 2 stacks.

3. How To 1. Verify the rules with your students, and begin play. While the group The object of the game is for all other children to try to get from one safe zone to the other. Once players are in partners, have them throw and catch back and forth.

2. 4. If you have a wall and a tennis ball, allow each player to throw and catch to themselves. This is the … Invasion Games- Dodgeball KS2 Number of lessons 6.

Dodgeball is a fantastic team game that requires throwing skills, speed, agility, accuracy and dodging skills. Playing Dodgeball KS1 & KS2.

You will need softballs (amount depends on numbers) and an area (preferably wall to wall). Assessment for learning opportunities Term overview: Aim: To develop throwing, catching skills, learning how to move into space using quick feet, and quick changes of direction. Make … Remind students that dodgeball is a game of sportsmanship. Divide all your class into teams of four or five depending on the amount in your class and the size of your hall.