1 The goalie can only use her noodle to block the ball. 2  The goalie is not restricted by a goal area in any way. 3  The ball can only be hit with the noodle. 4  If it is kicked by a member of one team, the other team takes possession with the equivalent of soccer's indirect kick.
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Noodle Hockey is a game that my students take SERIOUSLY!!! We have a saying: “Friends come and go but Noodle Hockey is life!” Whether or not your group takes this maxim to heart or not, they will have a lot of fun playing Noodle Hockey.
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By now you have surmised that this game is played like field hockey only with foam noodles. You can make the rules as simple or as complicated as you want to. I tend to keep things simple so that my Junior High students can get most of the rules in between squirrel spotting sessions.
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Use soccer rules throughout, except as follows: The game can be timed in quarters of 10-20 minutes, depending on the stamina of the players, but we usually just play until we're tired, typically around 1.25 hours. 1  Out of bounds balls are hit in (not thrown). 2  The goalie can only use her noodle to block the ball.
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Please try again later. Each student will get a demi-roni and then go to their designated side of the playing area. When the teacher says go, the students will use their demi-roni like a hockey stick and attempt to hit the ball to their side of the gym. When the activity is completed, the teacher will ask the students to bring the noodles back to the middle of the gym or put them away.
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Noodle Hockey. Noodle hockey is a game in which the participants use noodles to move small pieces of noodle pucks around the room or gym. Make noodle hockey sticks by cutting the noodle in half the long way so one side is flat. Cut 2- to 3-inch pieces of noodles to make the pucks. Divide all participants into two teams and place each team on one side of the room. Set one or multiple noodle pucks in the center of the room and outline a goal or safe area on each side of the room where the puck must be moved. The object of the game is for the teams to use their hockey sticks to move the pucks to their side of the room and into the safe zone.
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Video #149. Taken: 6-15-2012. I think it's called Pool Noodle Hockey. It was a game we played at One Week 2012. I was on the team called The Bible Squad. I think we were playing against The Swaggin' Savages. 1  Sports. 2  Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed). 3  Remix this video.
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Noodle Hockey can be played with a beach ball but, again, this is a matter of preference! The game area can be set up indoors in bad weather but it works perfectly on a lawn. Set up goals using two lawn chairs about 3 full-noodles apart. How big you make the rest of the space will depend on the size of your group.
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Okay so that’s about everything you need to know about Noodle Hockey. This is a favorite of students and volunteers alike. The other night I had a volunteer tell me that this game reminded her of how much she liked field hockey.
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This is a very safe form of hockey. The players use noodles to try to hit the ball into the goal. Any smooth surface will do. We usually play outdoors during the winter, using a well-plowed parking lot, but a gym floor would work well, too.
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how to play noodle hockey
Make noodle hockey sticks by cutting the noodle in half the long way so one side is flat. Cut 2- to 3-inch pieces of noodles to make the pucks. Divide all participants into two teams and place each team on one side of the room. Set one or multiple noodle pucks in the center of the room and outline a goal or safe area on each side of the room where the puck must be moved.