Frisbee Golf
Create a course with various "holes" marked by objects like trees, cones, or buckets. Players aim to complete the course in the fewest number of throws. Each player takes turns throwing their frisbee from the starting point towards the target. The player with the lowest number of throws at the end wins.
Frisbee Tag
Mark a playing area and select one player to be "it." The player who is "it" tries to tag others by hitting them with a thrown frisbee. If a player is tagged, they become "it." Ensure players avoid throwing the frisbee too hard to prevent injuries.
Ultimate Frisbee (Simplified)
Divide players into two teams and mark end zones. Players score points by catching the frisbee in the opposing team's end zone. Players cannot run with the frisbee; they must pass it to teammates. Turnovers occur when the frisbee is intercepted, dropped, or thrown out of bounds.
Frisbee Relay Races
Set up a course with cones or markers for each team. Teams compete to complete the course the fastest while passing the frisbee. Players pass the frisbee to their teammate at each marker. If the frisbee is dropped, the team must return to the previous marker before continuing.
Frisbee Tic-Tac-Toe
Draw a large tic-tac-toe grid on the ground with chalk or use a portable mat. Players aim to get three in a row by throwing the frisbee onto the correct squares. Players take turns throwing the frisbee. If the frisbee lands in an occupied square, the turn is forfeited.
Frisbee Target Practice
Place targets like buckets or hoops at varying distances. Players score points by successfully throwing the frisbee into or through the targets. Assign different point values to each target based on difficulty. Players take turns aiming for targets to accumulate the highest score.
Frisbee Bowling
Set up a row of empty bottles or cones as pins. Players aim to knock down as many pins as possible with a single throw. Each player gets two throws per turn. The player with the highest pin count at the end wins.
Frisbee Capture the Flag
Divide players into two teams and place a "flag" (a frisbee) in each team's base. Players aim to capture the opposing team's flag and bring it back to their base without being tagged. Players must work together to protect their flag and strategize to capture the opponent's flag. If tagged while holding the flag, players must drop it and return to their base.
Tips for a Successful Frisbee Game Day
Ensure a safe playing area free of obstacles, encourage kids to stretch and warm up before playing, keep water available to stay hydrated, and promote teamwork, respect, and fair play among participants. Adjust rules and difficulty levels based on the age and skill level of the kids. With these engaging frisbee games, kids can enjoy the outdoors while staying active and building essential skills. Grab a frisbee and head outside for some fun!