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Poison Ball

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Today in P.E. we played poison ball. It was very chaotic and most of us got out 9 or 10 times. Very few
remained in the game the whole time.

How you play is there are 8 omniken balls and 6 tumble mat walls. The mats act like shields or safe
spots where you can try to get your hands on a ball to throw at someone. You could also just hide behind
the mats. However, you can still get out in the safe spots behind mats. People sneak attack all the time.
Almost everyone is trying to get a ball. The twist is you can only finger dribble a ball for 10 seconds and
if you pick the ball up you can’t put it back down. You also can’t use the same ball right after you use it.
The ball has to be handled by someone else until its not your “poison ball”. If you touch or get hit with
your poison ball you have to go to the sidelines for 30 seconds but we played were you just can’t use
your poison ball. Once you're out you have to wait to get back into the game until the person who got
you out is out.

Elizabeth and Daphne

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