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Six illustrated game books for PE classes, camps and recreation programs. Open, pick a game, play. Every game fits on two pages, with a diagram, numbered steps and a safety note.
Stop spending your evenings looking for games.
Open the book, pick a game, run it. Written by someone who leads groups every week, and explained clearly enough that your prep takes two minutes.
Diagram, numbered steps, equipment and how the game ends. Nothing to prepare beyond setting out a few cones.
Tagged players get back in fast, and every game has roles so the whole group keeps moving.
Each game comes with ways to make it easier or harder, from preschool to teens.
Instant download in US Letter and A4. Print as many copies as you need for your own groups.
Pick the book you need this week.
35 illustrated games in each one, for PE classes, camps and recreation programs.
All six books in one download: 210 games, about 600 pages, every planner, scoring sheet and printable card. Enough for a school year or a full summer of camp.
One game, two pages. No manual needed.
The illustrated page shows the playing area and the movement. The facing page gives the steps, how to win and a safety note. You read it once and you are ready.
Distances, positions and equipment are drawn for you. You set up the space at a glance.
Four short steps, in the order you say them out loud. No wall of text.
The finish rule is written for you, with the safety points to say before the first round.
Three steps, nothing to figure out.
No waiting, no shipping, no binder gathering dust. You buy it, you download it, you play.
Ball, tag, relay, cooperative, field day or story-based fun games. Or take all six in one library.
The download link arrives by email right away, in US Letter and A4. Print it or keep it on your phone.
The page does the work: diagram, steps, finish rule, safety note. You get to enjoy the game with them.
Games written by someone who runs them every week.
I am Xavier Baugé, a state-certified youth sports instructor (BPJEPS, France) and the director of an after-school and holiday program. I keep the games that work, drop the ones that fall flat, and draw them all. These English editions are adapted from my French books.
Play a few games first. They are free.
Over 200 of these games are written out in full on my English site, with the same steps and safety notes. Run one with your group this week, then decide.