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Field Event Description/Diagrams 1 Hula Hoop Course Hula Hoop Course Hula Hoops, Polyspots In relay lines, students take turns running around, stepping through and twirling hula hoops 2 Boxer Shorts Relay Boxer Shorts Relay Oversized Boxer Shorts, Polyspots In relay lines, students take turns putting on boxer shorts and running around an end cone/back 3 Hoop Hut Relay Hula Hoops, Polyspots In relay lines, students, in pairs, take turns building and/or running through constructed hoop huts Hoop Hut Relay

Field Event Description/Diagrams 4 Free Ride Scooters, Cones, Polyspots In relay lines, students take turns pushing and riding dual scooter boards around an end cone and back Free Ride 5 Knock them Down Knock them Down Bowling Pins or 2 Liters, Polyspots In relay lines, students take turns rolling a bowling ball at pins and adding and computing scores 6 Hippity Hop Relay Hippity Hops, Cones, Polyspots In relay lines, students take turns hopping on Hippity Hops down around an end cone and back Hippity Hop Relay

Field Event Description/Diagrams 7 Step, Reach And Drop Step, Reach And Drop Carpet Squares, Polyspots, Cones In relay lines, students take stepping alternately, on 2 carpet squares as they travel a set distance and back 8 Cup Stack Relay Stacking Cups, Tables, Polyspots In relay lines, students take turns running down to a table to build 3 cup pyramids and then unstack them Cup Stack Relay 9 Build it Up- Break it Down Foam or Wooden Blocks, Polyspots In relay lines, students take turns running a set distance and building a pyramid using blocks Build it Up- Break it Down

Field Event Description/Diagrams 10 Jump Rope Relay Jump Rope Relay Short Jump Ropes, Cones, Polyspots In relay lines, students running and jumping rope as they travel to an end cone and back 11 Balloon Hop Balloon Hop Balloons, Cones, Polyspots In relay lines, students hop down and around an end cone and back with a balloon between their knees 12 Beach Ball Volley Beachballs, Cones, Polyspots In relay lines, students, in pairs, take turns squeezing a beach ball between them as they travel Beach Ball Volley

FIELD DAY 1 Have teams line up at a start cone with 3 hoops laid down in front of the about 20 feet apart On GO, the 1st person in line, runs up to the first hoop and circles around it as fast as possible Then they run to the 2nd cone and then pick it up and run through it They then go to the 3rd hoop and twirl it around their waist 5 times and run straight back to the next person in line This continues until everyone in the group has had a turn circling, stepping through and twirling a hula hoop

FIELD DAY 2 Each team has 1 pair of boxer shorts The first person in each line puts the boxer shorts on and runs down and around the cone and back They take off the boxer shorts and hand them to the next person in line The next person goes and the cycle repeats until everyone on the team has accomplished the task and the team is sitting down

FIELD DAY 3 On signal GO, 2 students at the front of a line, run down and create a hula hut constructed using 6 hula hoops After the hula hut is built, the 2 students run back and tag the hand of the next 2 students The next 2 students run down and each crawl through the hula hut If it falls as they pass through, they must reconstruct it quickly before they run back to line If they successfully make it through, they run back and tag the hands of the next 2 students This process continues until all have crawled though

FIELD DAY 4 The first person in line will sit on 1 or 2 scooter boards attached together On signal GO, the 2nd person in line will push the first student around a cone and back. The student should push the student using their feet (and not their knees) and should push them in the middle of their back They should not sling the person back to their line but rather push them all the way to the line gently The next student in line will be the next pusher and the previous pusher will be the rider This continues until everyone in the group has had a turn doing both

FIELD DAY 5 Set up 10 bowling pins or empty 2 liter bottles 30 to 50 feet away from each team s bowling lines A Ball returner for each team is set beside the pins to start the event On signal GO, the first student rolls a bowling or playground ball at the pins and yells out how many pins he or she knocks down at the other end The first student runs down to reset his or her pins while the ball returner brings it back to the next person in line The next person rolls and shouts their score and the team adds it to the first bowlers score This continues until everyone has a turn and a total team score is calculated

FIELD DAY 6 On the signal GO, the first person hops up and down on the Hippity Hop down and around the end cone and back The next person does the same and the whole line continues until everyone is finished If there is time, people can do it again backwards No running, people must hop

FIELD DAY 7 Each group has 2 carpet square samples at the front of their line On signal GO, the first student places a square down in front of him or her and steps on it. They hold the other square in their hand. They then drop the other carpet square piece in front of them and step on to it. Once on it, they reach back and get the first piece They continue stepping, reaching back and picking up the squares as they travel to an end line and then they quickly run both pieces back to the next person in line Each person in line gets a turn stepping, reaching and dropping the 2 carpet pieces

FIELD DAY 8 Each team will have a set of 6 stacking cups at a set distance from their starting line- on table On GO the first person will run down and stack a pyramid of 6 cups- (times 3) and then unstack them quickly He/ or she will return to the line and tag the next person to go Next person will repeat the process. This continues until all members of the team have completed the task

FIELD DAY 9 On signal GO the 1st person in line, runs and grabs one block to begin building a pyramid in a designated area After placing their block, the student runs back to their line and tags the next student in line who adds the next block to the pyramid The pyramid should be built with a base of 6 blocks and each level up should be one less After building the pyramid, it is to be broken down one block at a time

10 FIELD DAY On signal GO, the first student runs while jumping rope to a cone at a set distance and returns the same way If the student cannot jump rope they may swing it around their head like a helicopter as they run in a safe manner The next person completes the jump rope task and returns This event could also be done where the students run to the jump rope and perform a certain jump rope skill/ or stunts then return First team to complete the task wins

11 FIELD DAY Each team will have a balloon or ball The first person in each line will place the balloon between his or /her knees and jump to the end cone, go around it, and jump back to the starting line He or /she then gives the balloon to the next person in line and goes to the back of the line Everybody continues until all have had a turn When all have had a turn the line should sit down If a student drops the balloon they will begin from the point where it was dropped

12 FIELD DAY Each team gets 1 Beach ball at the front of the line On GO the first person bumps, sets and volleys the ball above his/ or her head down and around the end cone They then bring it back to the start line still volleying it The next person does the same and this continues until everyone has had a turn

This Indoor Field Day Station Card Resource was created for PE Central by Pete Charrette, a PE Teacher in Acworth, Ga at Pickett's Mill Elementary School. The clip art used in this resource was obtained from the following vendor from Teachers Pay Teachers awaywiththepixelshttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/ Awaywiththepixels