Fun sports meeting planning book for primary school students
"Planning for Small Sports Games"
In order to strengthen the structure of the students, gather ("t"_blank) the strength of the class group, and unleash the spiritual power of class unity and improvement, our school decided to hold a small fun sports meeting. In order to make this sports meeting smooth and successful, we will compete for friendship and achieve results. The current plan is as follows:
1. Time: (to be notified separately)
2. Location: School playground
3. Participants: Male and female athletes from each class.
4. Competition items:
(1) Group competition:
1. Two-person three-legged race
2. Long rope jumping competition
3. Tug-of-war game
4. Crab carrying watermelon
5. Relay running back and forth in paper clothes
6. Relay race
(2) Individual competition:
1. Run with the ball
2. Shuttlecock kicking
3. Standing long jump
4. Table tennis competition
5. Skipping rope
6. 50-meter dash
7. One minute sit-ups
5. Procedure
1. Entrance ceremony of athletes and referees
2. The principal announced the opening speech of the sports meeting ("t"_blank)
3. Oath taken by athlete representatives
4. The referee’s representative takes the oath
5. Competition
6. Award presentation
7. The principal announced the closing speech of the sports meeting ("t"_blank)
6. Division of personnel
It is divided into publicity group, safety group, service group, scoring group, referees, etc.
1. The publicity team is responsible for the writing and publicity of manuscripts.
2. The safety team is responsible for the safety of sports venues.
3. The service team is responsible for equipment transportation and athlete services.
4. The scoring group is responsible for the scoring and total score calculation of each sports event ("t"_blank).
5. A physical education teacher is responsible for selecting referees.
7. Competition items and rules
(1) Group competition and rules
1. Two-person three-legged race (4 men and 4 women)
Equipment: Leggings provided by the school
Measures: Competitors race in groups of two, with two adjacent legs tied up with strips of cloth. After the first group reaches the finish line, the second group starts running. The distance is 50 meters. The first among the four groups to finish the race wins.
Rules: If the rope breaks during the course, it must be retied and the competition continues; if a student falls, he or she only needs to adjust on the spot without returning to the starting point. One winner will be awarded to each group.
2. Long rope jumping competition
Rules: (1) Classes participate in the competition. Each team has 10 people, 2 of whom will rock the rope and the other 8 will skip. There is no limit to the ratio of men to women.
(2) Two students shake the rope, and the other students line up and need to jump from one side of the rope to the other. The students who skipped go around the long rope and return to the end of the team to line up, and take over in a loop. If someone makes a mistake during the jump and the rope swing is interrupted, it will not be recorded as passing. The student who made the mistake will be placed at the bottom of the team and the competition will continue.
(3) There is no limit to the number of people jumping in each jump (that is, two or more students can jump simultaneously), but if any one of the students jumping simultaneously makes a mistake, everyone in the jump will not be counted as having passed, and will be placed at the bottom of the team simultaneously, and the competition will continue.
(4) The stipulated period of the long rope jumping competition is 5 minutes, and the victory or defeat will be judged based on the number of people who successfully jump (for example, if one person jumps, it will count as one time, if two people jump simultaneously, it will count as two times, and so on).
(5) There are no restrictions on the running trajectory and jumping method of the participating team members when they jump over the long rope in formation. One winner for each group
3. Tug-of-war competition (grades 3 to 6)
Rules: (1) On the basis of no foul, whoever pulls the other side over first will win.
(2) Participate in the competition in class units, with 10 people in each team, including 5 men and 5 men.
(3) Each group will play three games. After the first game, the venue will be changed. The winner will be determined in three games.
(4) When the third grade competes with the fourth grade, one more girl will be added to the third grade; when the fifth grade competes with the sixth grade, one more girl will be added to the fifth grade. (One winner will be awarded to each group)
4. Crab carrying watermelon
Equipment: 1 basketball
Measures: 4 people stand behind the starting line simultaneously, holding the ball hand in hand back to back, reaching the end point and then returning to the starting point, handing the ball to the next group in sequence.
Rules: During the game, 4 people must hold the ball with their backs and move forward. They are not allowed to touch the ball with their hands during the game. If the ball drops, they must stop at the place where the ball dropped and cannot continue the game until readjusted. The winner is the first three teams to finish the game and return to the starting point. One winner for each group
5. Back and forth relay race in paper clothes (a group of 4 people per class)
Equipment: One piece of A4 paper
Measures: Stick a piece of 4 paper on your chest and keep it in place. Run quickly and hand it over to another partner after finishing the race. The distance is 50 meters. There are 4 people in each group. The team that finishes the fastest is the winning team.
Rules: You are not allowed to use your hands to assist during running. If it falls, you must pick it up again and stick it to your chest to continue running. Note: If the wind is strong, change to running against the wind with stickers. When turning back, hold it with your hands and hand it to the next teammate. One winner for each group
6. Relay race competition rules and awards: Competition rules: Each class has a group of 4 people, and the length is 50 meters. The first person starts from the starting point and passes the baton to the second person at the end. The second person passes the baton from the end to the starting point to the third person… The one who completes the task first is the winner. One winner for each group
(2) Individual competitions and rules
1. Ball-tossing run: Competitors hold a table tennis racket with their hands, hit a table tennis ball and run for 50 meters. If the ball falls off during the run, they will return to the starting point and start again. The one who reaches the finish line first wins. The top 3 places for boys and girls in each grade group will be selected.
2. Shuttlecock kicking (bring your own shuttlecock): Within 2 minutes, count the total number of shuttlecocks kicked. Within the specified period, shuttlecocks can be picked up after they hit the ground to continue the game, and the final ranking will be based on the number. The top 3 places in each grade group for boys and girls will be selected.
3. Standing long jump competition rules and awards: Each participating member will jump three times in a row, and the highest record will be the competition result. Award setting: The top 3 prizes will be awarded to men and women in each grade group.
4. Table tennis competition rules and awards:
The game is based on the principle of best-of-three games. Each ball is awarded 1 point for winning. The first player to score 6 points wins each game. If there is a tie of 5, there needs to be a difference of 2 points, and so on. You can only choose one of the right to serve or the right to the court. After each round, the court will be switched first at the beginning of the next round. Award setting: The top 3 prizes will be awarded to men and women in each grade group.
5. Rope skipping: (Bring your own skipping rope) The time is 1 minute. The total number of skips will be divided into A, B and lower grade groups according to the total number of times. During the competition, please ask the referee to arrange for students outside the class to count. The competition is divided into grade groups. 4 people play at a time. Please ask the referee to record the scores of participating students. Award setting: The top 3 prizes will be awarded to men and women in each grade group.
6. 50-meter dash competition rules and awards
The referee records the results of the participating team members running across the 50-meter track. Each team member only runs once. The top 3 places in each grade group for boys and girls will be selected.
7. 1-minute sit-ups competition rules and awards
The participating students are in grades 3 to 6. The referee will record the number of sit-ups performed by the participating team members within 1 minute, and the top 3 will be awarded to the male and female students in each grade group.
11. Remarks:
We hope that all classes will actively participate after receiving the notice, and train quickly to prepare for the competition. If there is any unfinished information, please inform us separately.
Dagou nine-year school primary school fun sports meeting () grade group project registration form
Group competition items Names of participating team members
**Three-legged race
(4 men and 4 women)
long rope jumping competition
(No limit to 10 people for men and women)
tug of war
(46,5 men and 5 women, 35,5 men and 6 women)
Crab carrying watermelon
(No limit to 12 people for men and women)
Paper clothes relay back and forth
(4 men and 4 women)
relay race
(4 men and 4 women)
Dagou nine-year school primary school fun sports meeting () grade individual event registration register
Individual competition items Names of participating team members (limited number of people, no limit to male or female, the top three for each category of male and female will be selected according to grade)
1. Run with the ball
2. Shuttlecock kicking
3. Standing long jump
4. Table tennis competition
5. Skipping rope
6. 50-meter dash
7. One minute sit-ups
