Instant warm up games for PE - 5 easy to setup PE games for the whole class

The video tutorial introduces five engaging games for physical education classes: Zone Tag, Kangaroos and Crocodiles, Line Elimination, Grab the Apple, and Speed Chasers. Each game involves different setups and rules, focusing on tagging, running, and quick reactions. The games incorporate fitness challenges and variations to keep students active and entertained. The tutorial provides detailed instructions on how to set up and play each game, emphasizing creativity and adaptability in gameplay.

In Zone Tag, what happens when a player is tagged?

• They are out of the game.

• They switch zones.

• They perform a challenge.

• They become a tagger.

In Kangaroos and Crocodiles, what must players do when their group is called?

• Stand still.

• Run towards the other group.

• Run away to avoid being tagged.

• Perform a fitness challenge.

What is the main objective in the Line Elimination game?

• To perform a fitness challenge.

• To tag as many players as possible.

• To be the first to reach the line.

• To avoid being the last to reach the line.

In Grab the Apple, what do players need to do when the teacher calls 'ball'?

• Grab the ball first.

• Perform a star jump.

• Switch partners.

• Run to the nearest cone.

In Speed Chasers, what happens when a player is tagged?

• They switch roles with the tagger.

• They are out of the game.

• They perform a challenge.

• They become a chaser.

What variation can be added to Speed Chasers to make it more challenging?

• Use a foam noodle for tagging.

• Use a smaller area.

• Increase the time limit.

• Add more taggers.

In Grab the Apple, how can the game be varied?

• By using a larger ball.

• By trapping the ball with the foot.

• By adding more players.

• By changing the ball's color.