Let's keep active!
Welcome to our new online activity centre!
Hertford and Ware School Sports Partnership want to help you to be active whilst the coronavirus outbreak is keeping us all at home. We hope that adding any of these activities into your new daily routine will also add some extra fun!
Stay strong!
As someone very famous (Winnie the Pooh) once said "You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think." Times might be strange and you might not be going back into school yet but please do not worry; things will get better, you will be back to school and, more importantly, with your friends soon. So keep active not only in PE and Sport but in your studies too.
CHALLenge
6 IN A ROW
CHALLENGE – Can you be the first person to collect 6 shoes?
Equipment: 6 shoes, two dice, a line marker e.g. dressing gown rope or a line on the floor and two players.
How to play:
· Place the 6 shoes in a row on the line.
· The two players begin at opposite ends of the shoes with one dice each.
· The shoes are numbered 1-6 from each players end so one players number 6 will be their opponents number 1 shoe etc.
· Roll the dice and run to the shoe with the corresponding number. Move that shoe to the right side of the line.
· Run back to the dice and roll again.
· The winner is the player to have all 6 shoes on their right of the line, or whoever has the most shoes in 4 minutes.
Make this easier by playing first to four shoes.
SKill
Three in a row
Equipment needed:
· Chalk, t-shirts or newspaper
· Balls
How to play Game 1 - Noughts and Crosses:
Make a 3 x 3 grid on the floor, using chalk or folded t-shirts. You could even use 9 sheets of newspaper.
Each player takes it in turn to roll or throw a ball into one of the squares.
Once you have a ball in that square it can’t be used again.
The winner is the player with the most squares.
How to play Game 2 - Three in a Row:
Using the same grid each player tries to get 3 balls in a row or line.
This can be vertically, horizontally or diagonally.
The winner is the first to complete a line.
outdoors
Outside Trail Making
Why don’t you make a trail for someone to follow? You can use stones or sticks. Follow the key (see downloadable sheet) to set your course. Don’t forget to give your trail hunter a copy of the key when they start their hunt. You could even make it even more exciting by providing a small amount of treasure at the end!
Get Active with Hannah
Move with Matt
website of the week
HWSSP Recommended Website of the week
Get Set has lots to do in the Home learning section - take a peek also in the Travel to Tokyo area
quiz
anagram-orienteering.pdfThis week - Anagram Orienteering