Materials:
Balls, cones with numbers or cards with numbers, dice, hoops, ladders, hurdles.
Game Instructions:
Two teams compete against each other. The first players roll the die and remember the number they rolled. The player sprints to the ladder/hurdles/cones/posts and completes the obstacle course. At the throwing line, the players aim to hit the cone with the number they rolled. Players quickly retrieve their ball and return via a second obstacle course.
To make it harder:
Variations:
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