The document discusses rules for activities, including official and unofficial rules. Official rules are put in place to shape activities, ensure fairness, and ensure safety. Unofficial rules are not required but show good sportsmanship, like kicking the ball out of play if an opponent is injured. The document asks readers to provide examples of official rules that shape activities, ensure fairness, and ensure safety, as well as examples of unofficial rules from different activities.

1. ACTIVITIES RULES, SAFETY AND EQUIPMENT

2. RULES There are two types of rules in every activity; OFFICIAL RULES UNOFFICIAL RULES

3. OFFICIAL RULES Why are official rules put in place? To shape the activity To ensure equality and fairness To ensure safety

4. TASK 1 QUESTION 1 Select an activity and describe an official rule that is put in place to shape the activity. Activity _______________ Rule __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. TASK 1 QUESTION 2 Select an activity and describe an official rule that is put in place to ensure fairness. Activity _______________ Rule __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6. TASK 1 QUESTION 3 Select an activity and describe an official rule that is put in place to ensure safety. Activity _______________ Safety Rule __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

7. UNOFFICIAL RULES Unofficial rules/ unwritten rules are rules that do not have to be done but should be done to show good etiquette and sportsmanship. For example, if a player is injured on the pitch in football, the opposition should kick the ball out of play to allow medical staff to attend to the injured player.

8. Task Give two other examples of unofficial rules from two different activities. 1 2