Sports hour: "Fun starts with balls and inflatables"

4 teams (children's combat horting clubs) of 5 people each participate in the fun starts. For a victory in the relay, 3 points are awarded, for a defeat - 1 point, for a draw - 2 points to each team. The jury announces the results after each competition and displays them in the table.

Goal:

1. To involve children in a healthy lifestyle.

2. To develop agility, attention, memory, thinking, coordination of movements, mobility.

3. To instill a love for combat horting, other sports, to develop sports interest, to cultivate a sense of collectivism and friendly relations.

"Only together"
The team is divided into pairs. You need to carry the ball to the skittles and back, clamping it between the heads of two players. Hold hands. The last player carries the ball on an outstretched arm.

"Penguins"
At the signal of the leader, the participants must take turns carrying the ball to the skittles and back, squeezing it between their legs.

"Waiter"
At the signal of the leader, the relay participants must carry the inflatable ball on a tray to the skittles and back, passing it to the next player.

"The quieter you go, the further you will be"
At the signal, the participant must hit the ball so that it flies forward. In this way, you need to cover a certain distance and pass the ball to another player.

"Relay with a small ball"
Team members stand in one line and pass the ball to each other with their chins from the first player to the last and back, without helping with their hands.

"Who is faster"
Each team is given two balls. The hall is divided into two halves. A cube is placed in the middle of the hall, which must be driven over to the opponent's side with the help of balls. A point is awarded to the team that moves the cube to the opponent's side.

"Crocodiles"
Five participants from the teams line up one after another. Between them are balls that can be held with the chest and back, but not with the hands. You need to "crawl" to the skittles and back as quickly as possible.

"Volleyball"
The rope is stretched at a height of 1.5 meters. The balls are two balloons tied together. Add a few drops of water to each ball, which makes them a little heavier. Teams are located on both sides of the rope. The task is to bounce the "ball" to the opponent's side and prevent it from falling on its court.

"Rope under the feet"
The team players line up in pairs one after another at a distance of 50 cm. The first pair has a skipping rope. At the signal, they run to their post, run around it, run back to their column, pull the rope and pass it under the feet of everyone standing in the column. The participants jump over the rope. After that, the first ones pass the rope to the second pair and stand at the end of the column.

"Skiing"
The teams are given a pair of children's skis. At the signal of the leader, the first numbers put on the skis and go to the skittles and back, passing the skis to the next player.

"Fishing"
All participants are given fishing rods. Candy is tied to the line. The fishing rod must be taken with two hands behind the back, and the candy fish must be caught with your mouth.

"Hockey"
The goal is marked with skittles. The game requires four sticks and four small balls. The task: to score the ball into the opponent's goal and at the same time defend your own.

Summing up. Awarding the winners with diplomas and all participants with sweets.

"Horting Encyclopedia"
Eduard Yeromenko
© 2014


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