Endzone Escape - Physed Games

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This PE Game is one of many quick and easy physical education games that teachers can use in their own PE class. Physedgames provides physical educators with video lessons on various PE activities, sports, basketball, volleyball, baseball, fitness, soccer, hockey, football, badminton, LOGs, dodgeball, warm-ups, tag, creative, teamwork, in the gym, outside, and more. From Kindergarten PE ideas all the way up to grade 8 (many activities could also be used in highschool as well) - it's all about the best games for exercise, skills, activities, games, learning, fitness, and FUN. Simple school games in just minutes - thanks for watching, hope you enjoy, please don't forget to subscribe, we appreciate all the support through the years and will continue to post tried, tested, and proven activities!

[@MrBurtonPE]

Sounds like fun, but keeping track of each sides catches or not sounds like a nightmare as a teacher!

[@jiff2323]

Great suggestion! Looking forward to give it a try.

[@peacefulrevolution3390]

this game looks friggin awesome man!

[@mantasbrazionis4646]

awesome idea.

[@markgracy8716]

my question is when one of the teams sees that a ball was caught, wouldn't they gang up on that player right on the line? I could see that happening.

[@BLeeRoy]

Then the strat would be to punt

[@JamesDennard-p5s]

If the ball thrown to the person in the endzone is not caught, does that matter? or would the ball be returned to the team to be thrown again?

[@physedgames]

Ball could go back to any team, but it’s likely the player who missed it will try to toss it back to their team. Doesn’t really matter

[@veronicageorge7982]

Do they take turns on it, or is it all at once?

[@physedgames]

All at once