We participated in cooperative games with Erin. We had to really think about what strategy we could use to get the hoop around the circle and then we played a game where we had to get the most toys out of the circle and into our area.
The first game was not too challenging but the second game was not quite so easy!
The first time the first group got heaps of toys out because the 'sash' team didn't have a strategy. The second time though was much more difficult and we only got a couple out. When we swapped over, the first group found it difficult to work out a better strategy so the 'sash' group got 1 more toy out!
We learnt heaps about working together.
If you participated in this activity from Room 11 or another class, leave a comment telling us how your class went. What worked and what didn't? What could you do differently next time you play?
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Here are two ways to make playing these games easier,
ReplyDeleteOne, With the Hula Hoops help each to get them over there heads.
Two, Stick to the plan when defending the toys.
Tylah-Dawnn