Tip & tag warm-up game: 'Bull rush' (K-6) | Teaching Fundamentals of PE

The video tutorial introduces the game Bull Rush, where players aim to reach the opposite safe zone without being tagged by tippers. The setup requires 10 cones and two safe zones. Players start at one end, and two tippers in the middle call 'bull rush' to start the game. If tagged, players become tippers. The game continues until one player remains untagged. An alternative version involves players wearing bibs or tails, which must be protected from being snatched.

What is the main objective of the Bull Rush game?

• To collect as many cones as possible

• To reach the other side without being tagged

• To score goals in the opponent's net

• To stay in the safe zone for the longest time

How many cones are needed to set up the Bull Rush game?

• 5 cones

• 8 cones

• 12 cones

• 10 cones

What happens when a player gets tagged by a tipper?

• They switch teams

• They become a tipper

• They are out of the game

• They win a point

What is the winning condition in the Bull Rush game?

• The player who lasts the longest without being tagged

• The player who tags the most runners

• The player who collects the most cones

• The player who runs the fastest

In the alternative version of Bull Rush, what do players use instead of being tagged?

• A whistle

• A ball

• A bib or tail

• A flag