Category: Dodgeball

Grade level: 4-8
Equipment: Dodgeballs
Game Description: Here’s another unique dodgeball game idea. This game is a team game. Thanks to Marius from Austria for this idea. Try to be the last team remaining to win! All you need are a few balls and a playing area. As usual, there are lots of different skills are involved and lots of fun to be had!

Grade level: 3-8
Equipment: Foam balls, mats
Game Description: Similar to Circle Dodgeball but with teams, as well as point system. Will not disappoint! (Thanks Adrian Wagenhurst)

Grade level: 4-8
Equipment: Foam balls, benches, cones
Game Description: ATTACK! 2 teams face off against eachother on the opposide sides of the Canyon. It’s a dodgeball game. At the GRAND CANYON. Twists and turns expected.

Grade level: 3-8
Equipment: Foam balls, hula hoops, mats, scooters
Game Description: Spaceball is a PE Games original game that combines 2 awesome classic dodgeball games into 1 new game, and also includes a space theme.

Grade level: 4-8
Equipment: 2 foam balls, exercise mats
Game Description: Great large group game (can use with up to 50 players). It’s a combination of kickball and dodgeball. As usual, lots of fun, lots of laughs, and lots of skills. A must try if you have a huge group and want to do something a bit different.

Grade level: 4-8
Equipment: 3 dodgeballs
Game Description: Here’s a new and really unique and fun dodgeball game idea from Steve Mercado (Game of the Year at his school, thanks Steve!). Very interesting strategies involved, awareness is key. Be the last player standing in 3 Ball.

Grade level: 4-8
Equipment: Foam balls
Game Description: Classic fun game of Sharks & Minnows but with added dodgeballs (thanks Deric Hafer for the game modification).

Grade level: 4-8
Equipment: Foam balls, mats, 2 chairs
Game Description: Awesome idea: set-up castles using mats and chairs, throw dodgeballs to complete tasks, and be the first team to get your knight catching the winning ball while sitting on the throne – lots of great stuff involved here! (Thanks to Curtis Kroetsch for this idea)