
The opbject of the game is for teams from behind the line drawn to get the giant ball into the gaol opposite, while the opposition defend the goal.
Experiment with different sized balls as the projectiles. The object is to use quick thinking and team work to push the ball in the right direction in both attack and defence while ensure accuracy of the throw.
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