Footy Day Assembly at 10am - wear your team colours

https://zoom.us/j/98641245004?pwd=Z2JpanlFaVA5SmQxYmhaZWZ3eVdhUT09

Goal Kicking Competition

What you will need:

• A ball - any type you can find around the house.

• Two objects you can use for goal posts e.g. drink bottles, cricket stumps, gardening stakes.

• Something you can kick a ball into e.g. washing basket, empty box or container.

Set up:

• find a spot outside where you can position your "goal posts" about 2 metres apart.

• pick 5 spots at different angles some distance away from the goal posts where you can kick from.

How to play:

• take the ball and choose one of the five spots.

• take five kicks from this spot, aiming to kick it through the goal posts. After five kicks, move to the next spot and so on.

• each time the ball goes through the goal, score yourself one point.

• 21-25 goals = Legend; 16-20 goals = Hall of Fame; 11-15 goals = Superstar; 6-10 goals = Rising Star; 0-5 goals = Rookie

Challenge yourself:

• Change the kicking spots - kick from further away, or make the kicking angle tighter.

• Place a washing basket or cardboard box down and try to kick or hand-pass the ball into it.

Footy Guernsey Design

Logo Design

Design a logo for a new AFL team in Tasmania. Upload your design to Google Classroom.

Footy Food

Footy History

Specky photo

AFL Indigenous Guernsey comp

Vote for your favourite Sir Doug Nicholls Round Indigenous Guernsey.

Here's how:

1. Go to https://www.zerohanger.com/every-afl-clubs-2020-indigenous-guernsey-updated-1-56514/

2. Look at each club's guernsey and decide on the one you like best.

3. Post your vote to your Google Classroom Stream. Your teacher will then tell Mrs Malika.

4. One lucky winner will receive an Indigenous guernsey.

Dice Footy

What you need:

• a dice. If you can't find a dice, use this website https://freeonlinedice.com/

• paper to write your score on

Aim of the game:

• to score more points than your opponent

How to play:

• a game for two players, played over 4 rounds or "quarters" just like in AFL

• Player 1 rolls the dice. The result is the number of goals kicked in the quarter. Record that number in the first quarter goals space.

• Player 1 rolls the dice a second time. The number on the dice is the number of behinds kicked in that quarter. Record that in the behinds space.

• For each goal scored is worth 6 points, so multiply the number in the goals space by 6.

• Each behind scored is worth 1 point.

• Record the total number of points for each quarter.

• Give the dice to Player 2, who does the same as Player 1.

• Once four quarters have been played, add the number of points scored each quarter. The winner is the player who scores the highest number of points over four quarters