Physically Impaired Games

I. Title

 Wheelchair Basketball

II. Materials Needed

 Baskets, balls, wheelchairs (if no wheelchairs are available, chairs or

scooters can be used), cones

III. Directions on How to Play The Game

 The sport is very similar to regular basketball. The court, the hoop and
the backboard are all the same dimensions. Each team has 12 players
and only five on court at any point in time. The objective is to score as
many baskets as possible within four periods of 10 minutes each.
Players use small and lightweight wheelchairs and usually comes with
one or two smaller wheels at the front, this is to provide balance and
stability. They’re also strapped into the chair to allow them to be agile
while in the chair.

IV. Provide Images of The Games

I. Title

 Para Swimming

II. Materials Needed

 Bibs (if not available, a non-slip shirt or T-shirt can be used)

 Cushion material about 1–2 cm thick (a soft sponge where the finger
touches the bottom when it is pressed is not acceptable; here a 1.5-
cm-thick cushion spread on the floor is used)
 Two pieces of elastic cord at least 2.5 cm wide and about 50 cm long
(here 4-cm-wide suspenders are used)

III. Directions on How to Play The Game

 Para-swimmers follow slightly modified rules of mainstream

swimming. Athletes perform the standard stroke/s of their disciplines
(Freestyle, Backstroke, Butterfly, Breastroke and Medley events, to the
best of their ability.
IV. Provide Images of The Games
I. Title

 Goalball

II. Materials Needed

 Bibs (if not available, a non-slip shirt or T-shirt can be used)

 Cushion material about 1–2 cm thick (a soft sponge where the finger
touches the bottom when it is pressed is not acceptable; here a 1.5-
cm-thick cushion spread on the floor is used)
  Two pieces of elastic cord at least 2.5 cm wide and about 50 cm long
(here 4-cm-wide suspenders are used)

III. Directions on How to Play The Game

 In goalball, two teams of three players each face each other across a
court that is nine meters wide and 18 meters long. The object of the
game is to roll a basketball size ball with bells inside over the
opponent's goal line. Your opponents listen for the oncoming ball and
attempt to block it with their bodies.

IV. Provide Images of The Games

Hearing Impaired Games

I. Title

 The Giant Ball

II. Materials Needed

 One Giant ball for each group

III Directions on How to Play the Game

 Each group should have 10 members. All together by groups located in

different places of the room. The game consists of while moving the
ball to prevent it from falling to the ground. Firstly, it is necessary to
remember the place where it is intended to be carried.

IV. Provide Images of The Games

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2. My Courses
3. Second Semester 2021-2022
4. College of Education
5. PE 52-A (LEC) ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION
6. Midterm Project
 7. Midterm Project

PE 52-A (LEC) ADAPTED PHYSICAL

EDUCATION
Midterm Project
Mark as done
Instruction:(100 points)

Collect 2 games for visually impaired individuals and 2 games for speech and hearing impaired
individuals. Follow the format below.

I. Title of The Game

II. Materials Needed

III Directions on How To Play The Game

IV. Provide Images of The Games

Submit in PDF file in the submission box.

Instruction:(100 points)

Collect 2 games for physically impaired individuals and 2 games for

mentally impaired individuals. Follow the format below.

I. Title of The Game

II. Materials Needed

III Directions on How To Play The Game

IV. Provide Images of The Games

Submit in PDF file in the submission box.