Beanbag Bocce is a target game for physical education through which students can develop their ability to send an object with accuracy. Using beanbags instead of bocce balls, the game can be played either inside or outdoors!
Make sure students do not go retrieve their beanbags until all of the players have finished throwing.
Builds allow you to increase the game's complexity, one layer at a time.
Set up a square playing area and place the pallino in the middle of it.
Teams alternate turns trying to throw their beanbags as close to the pallino as they can. Teams may not enter the playing area, but they may throw from any of its four sides.
Instead of a pallino, each game uses three cones placed five, ten, and fifteen feet from the throwing line.
Teams play with the cone five feet away in round one, ten feet away in round two, and fifteen feet away in round three.
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