"HOME-STYLE" EQUIPMENT



 HOME-STYLE
PHYS. ED.
EQUIPMENT

I remember back in the day for my PE classes at ZCS (8th grade Class of 1989!) that we had a ton of "home made" equipment that we used. Whether my teacher Mr. DeJonge was handy or just frugal, I'm not sure. 😉 Either way, these pieces of equipment did the job.

In case you're looking for some ideas to use from your own home supplies, here are a few:

EASY TARGETS - use for throwing, kicking, tossing, bowling, etc.
- cereal boxes
- water bottles
- used toilet paper cardboard rolls
- shoe boxes
 
EASY SPORT EQUIPMENT
- coffee can lid (or similar) as frisbees
- balloons (great for striking)
- jump ropes
- cut out the bottom of plastic milk or laundry bottles as "catchers"  example here 
- larger Amazon boxes (I know you now have them!) as hurdles
- socks filled with tennis balls (or anything!) for tossing
- bed sheet as parachute
- hand weights (sand filled anything, large food cans, milk containers, etc.)

IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A CRAFT THAT BECOMES AN ACTIVITY!
 

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