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14 Cone Games
1. Domes and Dishes
⁃ Place 5 cones flat on the floor facing down and 5 cones facing upwards.
⁃ In 30 seconds children must turn as
many cones over as possible.
⁃ Create 2 teams with each wanting cones as domes and dishes.
2. Goodies and Baddies
⁃ Place 4 hoops in four corners of the room and get out 16 cones.
⁃ Place 8 cones within the 4 hoops and place 8 hoops in the middle of the space.
⁃ Split children into 2 teams, one team wants cones inside the hoop, the other wants to have them out of the hoops in the space.
⁃ 30 seconds high intensity games
3.Goodies and Baddies (advanced w/ colour)
⁃ Same principle as previous game
⁃ Place 4 coloured hoops in 4 corners (i.e red blue green yellow)
⁃ 4 sets of 4 coloured cones matching the 4 coloured hoops.
⁃ Split children into two teams
⁃ One team wants the correct coloured cones in the correct coloured hoops
⁃ One team wants the incorrect coloured cones in the incorrect coloured hoops
30 seconds high intensity games
4. Relay
⁃ Outside set 3 coloured hoops at one end of the space
⁃ Spit the children into 3 coloured teams with cones to represent
⁃ One at a time children have to run to put their cone in the hoop and run back tag a friend and go through till everyone has put their cone in the hoop.
5. Jumping cones
⁃ Give each child their own cone.
⁃ Place cones on the floor and demonstrate how to step over forwards/backwards, side to side, jump over forwards/backwards
⁃ Break down movement so children understand how to perform movements/actions
⁃ To challenge some see if sequences of movements can be performed.
6. Balancing cones
⁃ Give each child their own cone
⁃ Can they balance the cone on different parts of their body
⁃ Tell them where to place cone to start with then ask children to name different parts of the body
7. Hide and seek
⁃ Outdoors or indoors
⁃ Hide a cone in a discreet area, ask children to work together to find it.
⁃ Split children into teams, each team has to find a specific coloured cone, first team to find the correct cones.
8. Addition and subtraction
⁃ Use cones as visual aid for addition and subtraction.
⁃ Place cones on the floor, add more and ask children how many there is, same with subtraction .
9. Addition and subtraction (advanced w/ colour)
⁃ Place selection or cones on the floor
⁃ Ask children to count up how may of a certain colour they see.
⁃ “if you add all the green and yellow cones how many can you do?”
10. Find the number
⁃ Print out and laminate numbers on paper and cut to size
⁃ Place numbers underneath cones.
⁃ Ask one child at a time to find a number as fast as possible
⁃ Using the numbers that children have found, can each child say it and draw it.
⁃ Make up sums to work out
11. Find the letter
⁃ Print out and laminate letters on paper and cut to size
⁃ Place letters underneath comes
⁃ Ask one child at a time to find a letter as fast as possible
⁃ Using the letters found can each child say it and draw it for themselves
12. Find a friend
⁃ Take a picture of each child at the start of the year
⁃ Print out and laminate each picture
⁃ Place pictures underneath cones
⁃ Ask children to find a friend and learn their name
13. Target
⁃ Hand each child their on cone and beanbag
⁃ Place cone upside down on the floor
⁃ Children stand 5 yards or so back and try to see how close they can throw the beanbag to the cone or even hit it
14. Obstacle
⁃ create an obstacle course using cones
⁃ create the course so it incorporates change of direction and different method of movements (tip toes, crouch, stretch, sideways, backwards)
⁃ get children to move through course at variable speeds (slow, fast, slow fast)