GAME TYPE - Individual game.
WHO'S IT FOR - Groups Two and Three. You need at least two for this game, and probably no more than 8.
WHAT YOU NEED - A basketball, a basketball court (or half-court), and some means of marking spots (chalk, tape, carpet squares).
HOW TO PLAY:
- Mark ten spots around the basketball court, with shots increasing in difficulty. For example, spot #1 might be right by the basket (lay up) while shot #10 is behind the basket.
- On their turn, each player will start at spot #1 and try to work their way up to spot #10.
- If a player makes a shot, they move ahead and shoot again.
- If a player misses a shot, their turn is over and the next player tries.
- Each player starts their turn from the last place they missed.
- The first person to make all ten shots is the winner.
Know your group's abilities, and don't make the shots impossible, but do make them challenging. If your group can barely get the ball to the hoop from the free throw line, don't make them shoot from midcourt.
THIS WORKS ON - Competition (trying to make all the baskets before anyone else), athletic ability (basketball skills), eye-hand coordination (making shots).
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