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Group Games

Set up a team challenge, a target station or a giant floor game with equipment for PE lessons, lunchtime clubs and OSHC.
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Choose a game for the group

For a small group, foam croquet gives each player a turn to aim while others follow the ball’s path. With a larger group, divide the space into stations: a beanbag target, a movement game and a partner activity. Rotate groups after a few attempts so children spend more time playing and less time queuing.

Adapt the challenge

Move the throwing line closer, offer a larger target or invite partners to combine their scores. On a numbered target mat, one child can call a number while another aims. Swap roles so both children practise making decisions as well as taking a shot.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can two children play together?

Shuttle Ball is designed for two players. It gives partners a shared task as they practise timing the movement between them.

Which games combine movement and counting?

Try Giant Snakes & Ladders for counting spaces or the Number Target Play Mat for identifying numbers and adding scores.

How can I organise several groups at once?

Use placement discs or ground markers to identify stations and waiting spots. Show one activity at a time, then give each group a starting point.

How can everyone contribute to a team game?

Offer roles such as aiming, counting or retrieving, and rotate them. A shared target score lets children contribute from different distances.