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The Birth of A Sport:
      Plushie Push
Hours of Fun Found In Two Household Items

 A Crash Course on Creativity
         Team Mitzi
     November, 13 2012
Typical Household Items
   Consider these two items:




The Ubiquitous         The Lowly
 Cute Plushie         Shoebox Lid
Objectives
• Two teams of 4
   – On each team:
      • 2 Defenders
      • 2 Attackers
• At a coin toss, the winner selects to carry the
  plushie or the box lid
• The objective for the Defenders is to move their
  household item to the goal, while fending off
  Attackers.
• The objective for the Attackers is to “steal” the
  opponent’s household object and take it to
  behind their goal line.
Objectives
• When a team has both items behind their goal,
  The Defenders and Attackers stand on each side of
  the goal. The box lid is positioned and the
  Defenders throw the plushie on to the box lid.
• The Defenders have 2 chances to toss the plushie.
  Here is the point system:
  – Hit the box and sticks on first try= 5 pts
  – Hit the box on first try, but doesn’t stay on box= 1 pt
The FIVE Pointer!
Objectives


The team that reaches 10
   pts or more wins!

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  • 1. The Birth of A Sport: Plushie Push Hours of Fun Found In Two Household Items A Crash Course on Creativity Team Mitzi November, 13 2012
  • 2. Typical Household Items Consider these two items: The Ubiquitous The Lowly Cute Plushie Shoebox Lid
  • 3. Objectives • Two teams of 4 – On each team: • 2 Defenders • 2 Attackers • At a coin toss, the winner selects to carry the plushie or the box lid • The objective for the Defenders is to move their household item to the goal, while fending off Attackers. • The objective for the Attackers is to “steal” the opponent’s household object and take it to behind their goal line.
  • 4. Objectives • When a team has both items behind their goal, The Defenders and Attackers stand on each side of the goal. The box lid is positioned and the Defenders throw the plushie on to the box lid. • The Defenders have 2 chances to toss the plushie. Here is the point system: – Hit the box and sticks on first try= 5 pts – Hit the box on first try, but doesn’t stay on box= 1 pt
  • 6. Objectives The team that reaches 10 pts or more wins!