Triple Shot Basketball
Setup and Equipment:
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For the teacher led demonstration chose three or four students
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The demonstration is important especially for the second shot of the three shots. (Shooting from the spot you rebound from)
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Each of the four teams has one basketball and a polyspot to designate an approximate free throw.
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Another option for this game is to use the terms “recreational” and “competitive”for different games, this allows students to choose the game that is the best match for their skills.
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In a typical Gym class four groups line up in back of the free throw line and start shooting on the teacher’s signal.
Rules:
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Each Player gets three shots
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SHOT ONE: From inside the free throw line – worth three points.
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SHOT TWO: Wherever you catch the rebound from – worth two points.
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SHOT THREE: A layup – worth one point
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After turn is completed, pass the ball to the next person in the line.
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Groups add each player’s points to their total.
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After two or three minutes the teacher calls the game and all of the group rotates to the next basketball hoop.
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The scoring continues at each of the four designated hoops.
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The goal is to get your team to score as many points as possible, though, as usual, the most fun wins.
