Here are my modifications to this nice activity...For throwing, I propped up on the wall a hula per kid around the perimeter of my gym. I placed the same amount of polyspots with yarn balls/foam tennis balls on top within the perimeter, and at a reasonable throwing distance. I added practicing locomotor skills to the activity. I had them skip (changed styles after each attempt) around until the music stopped and then they went to a spot once the music stopped, and they picked up the ball and posed in the proper throwing style. I then talked out the cues and then they threw the ball. All hoops that had a ball go threw were considered "burst", and the kids would then lay them down. They retrieved the balls, then placed them back on spots and then galloped when the music starting playing. I did this until all bubbles were burst. Of course once most hoops were down, the distance for many was great and the angles more difficult, but they still had a blast trying to make that tough throw. The same concept can be done for underhand tossing, either having the hoops propped against the wall or laying flat. I might use bean bags if tossing at a hoop laying flat on the floor?

Great Idea!

I can't wait to try it.