PE lessons in different countries

PE LESSONS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES

The USA Lacrosse

Lacrosse is a competitive sport in which two teams of players use long-handled, racketlike equipment (crosses) to catch, carry, or throw a ball down the opponents’ goal. Lacrosse is a competitive sport in which two teams of players use long-handled, racketlike equipment (crosses) to catch, carry, or throw a ball down the opponents’ goal.

Great Britain Great Britain Dodgeball

In this team sport, players throw the ball at the players on the other team and try to hit them with the ball. If the ball hits you, you are out! The balls are soft and many balls are used at the same time. In this team sport, players throw the ball at the players on the other team and try to hit them with the ball. If the ball hits you, you are out! The balls are soft and many balls are used at the same time.

Great Britain Great Britain Ultimate Frisbee

A game played by two teams of seven players on a field. You score goals by throwing the Frisbee (a plastic disc) into the ‘end zone’, but be careful, you can’t run with the Frisbee! A game played by two teams of seven players on a field. You score goals by throwing the Frisbee (a plastic disc) into the ‘end zone’, but be careful, you can’t run with the Frisbee!

Canada Canada Broomball

A modified version of hockey: players use a broom-shaped stick to control a small ball on ice, though they wear special shoes instead of skates. A modified version of hockey: players use a broom-shaped stick to control a small ball on ice, though they wear special shoes instead of skates.

More unusual games More unusual games

Quidditch Quidditch

Each player is mounted on a broomstick and attempts to win the game by having more points. The sport is now played by over 300 teams in over 20 countries. Each player is mounted on a broomstick and attempts to win the game by having more points. The sport is now played by over 300 teams in over 20 countries.

Disc Golf Disc Golf

Players aim to get their disc into the "hole," often an elevated metal basket, in the least number of throws. Many public parks have disc golf courses, and it's free to play. Players aim to get their disc into the "hole," often an elevated metal basket, in the least number of throws. Many public parks have disc golf courses, and it's free to play.