Main Game Outdoor Adventurous Activities Activities for KS1

Starting with one catcher, players join hands when caught to form growing chains that work together

Teams work together to solve written clues and find hidden objects around a designated area

Teams maintain train formation while strategically collecting scattered equipment with different point values

Teams strategically collect cones of different values while planning and adapting their approach

Team relay collecting cones with strategic planning and communication elements

Partners work together with one blindfolded to collect cones and place them in hoops, requiring clear communication and task completion skills.

Small group tactical game where attackers dribble past a defender to reach safety

A dynamic warm-up game where rabbits must rescue caught teammates while foxes try to catch them

Teams stay connected while collecting scattered equipment, with leadership rotating through team members

Complex team game involving sorting, turn-taking, and problem-solving with 'messer' and 'tidier' roles

Cooperative activity where groups create and perform movement sequences using visual symbol cards

Partners work together to navigate through hoops in various configurations while maintaining hand contact and communication

Pairs work together in relay-style noughts and crosses using physical equipment

Rabbits must share fewer and fewer holes while avoiding the fox

A tag game where stuck players are rescued by two teammates creating a 'sandwich' with their hands

Partners work together to carry objects using different body parts without using hands

Partners carry balls using different body parts while moving across the space

Children follow arrow markers around a trail while searching for and recording hidden objects

Teams of four complete a progressive relay while maintaining beanbags between knees and physical connection

Teams compete in progressive relay challenges using symbol recognition skills with increasing complexity

A tag game where tagged players can only be rescued by two teammates working together

Children navigate an obstacle course using colour codes while actively supporting and encouraging teammates