1. Create a game that requires players on two teams 2. Require that each team score points in order to win and state how many points they need to win. 3. Write down the following on a piece of paper: a. The name of the game b. The object of the game (is it to shoot an object into a goal? Or to hit a target to gain points?) c. Explain in a paragraph how to play the game and how many points are needed to win d. List the rules of the game

Target Toss

Explanation:

Target Toss is a game where you must throw a ball at a goal and a target depending on how many points you want. If you score at a target you get 50 points. In the goal is 10. To win you must get 500 points.

A. Target Toss

B. Both! But target is worth more points

C. To play Target Toss, you split into two teams. Teams need a color name, like red or blue. Then, get yourself a goal, like hitting a certain area. Each team needs one. Targets are also needed, only one. To win the game you need 500 points. To play the game you use the balls to score in the other team's goal, and hit targets for more points.

D.

1. No kicking

2. No tripping, pushing or dirty play

3. Targets and goals cannot be moved during the game

4. The targets cannot be counted if it hits the edge. Must hit inside the target

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