bowling resources & lessons
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Lesson: EcSTATIC Bowling
Grade(s): 2-5
Skills: Rolling for accuracy
Description: Students will rotate taking turns rolling the sponge ball towards a target placed on a poly spot. Each team will have 3 spots that gradually go further out. Students are trying to knock the object over at each spot. First team to do so and sit down wins that round. Each round will use a different piece of equipment, such as bowling pin (rd. 1), bucket stack (rd. 2), and pool noodle piece stacks (rd. 3).
Grade(s): 2-5
Skills: Rolling for accuracy
Description: Students will rotate taking turns rolling the sponge ball towards a target placed on a poly spot. Each team will have 3 spots that gradually go further out. Students are trying to knock the object over at each spot. First team to do so and sit down wins that round. Each round will use a different piece of equipment, such as bowling pin (rd. 1), bucket stack (rd. 2), and pool noodle piece stacks (rd. 3).
About Bowler's Ed
The Bowler’s Ed In-School Bowling program is operated by the International Bowling Campus Youth Development Team. We are supported by the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) and the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA). Bowler’s Ed is a curriculum- and equipment-based physical education program designed to introduce students to the lifetime sport of bowling through an easy-to-follow, fun- and fitness-oriented lesson plan.
The FREE Bowler’s Ed curriculum adheres to common core educational standards, includes cross-curriculum activities for grades K-8 and offers a lifetime activity for students!
The Bowler’s Ed program accommodates students irrespective of gender, physical or natural ability. Children acquire skills toward the lifelong sport of bowling that builds strong bones, burns calories, promotes balance and coordination and develops sportsmanship. Teachers can have 5-6 students actively participating in the Bowler’s Ed activity at a time, so engaging the entire class is not an issue. The Bowler’s Ed curriculum has “activity stations” inserted into bowling activities to increase cross curriculum opportunities engaging the entire class in busy healthy, safe and educational activities.
The Bowler’s Ed In-School Bowling program is operated by the International Bowling Campus Youth Development Team. We are supported by the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) and the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA). Bowler’s Ed is a curriculum- and equipment-based physical education program designed to introduce students to the lifetime sport of bowling through an easy-to-follow, fun- and fitness-oriented lesson plan.
The FREE Bowler’s Ed curriculum adheres to common core educational standards, includes cross-curriculum activities for grades K-8 and offers a lifetime activity for students!
The Bowler’s Ed program accommodates students irrespective of gender, physical or natural ability. Children acquire skills toward the lifelong sport of bowling that builds strong bones, burns calories, promotes balance and coordination and develops sportsmanship. Teachers can have 5-6 students actively participating in the Bowler’s Ed activity at a time, so engaging the entire class is not an issue. The Bowler’s Ed curriculum has “activity stations” inserted into bowling activities to increase cross curriculum opportunities engaging the entire class in busy healthy, safe and educational activities.
bowling curriculum resources
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bowling at home virtual resource
rolling & bowling
rolling activities
mike morris
loose change
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time is rolling
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