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    This brainstorm worksheet provides questions to help groups develop a new physical game. It prompts for the group members, name of the game, number of players whether in teams or individually, boundaries of the play area which can be drawn, materials needed using available classroom equipment, and detailed rules to make the game fun, active, and safe for all players.

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    Brainstorm Worksheet

    Feel free to use these questions to get you started

    Group members?

    Name of the game?


    - Could be a variation of an existing game or a completely made up game.

    Number of players?

    - Will it be teams, groups or individual?

    The play area or boundaries?

    - Use the space below to draw out the boundaries to your game. Think of our gym and
    decide where your game is going to be played.

    Materials Needed?

    - Your game can only be played with whatever balls or PE equipment we have
    available to us in the classroom.

    Rules?
    - You need to come up with all the rules for the game.

    Things to remember:

    ● You want as many people active as possible.


    ● Is it fun?
    ● Is it safe?
    ● The more detail you write the better!

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