Moonball Space Warp--team building

For Wednesday's SAM morning, we went outside to play Moonball Space Warp--which is a really a team building activity using groups and a small ball. The idea is to keep the ball in the air, and to count how many hits the group can get. The more hits, the longer the ball has stayed moving and the better the group has worked together. Players are not allowed to double tap the ball, let it touch the ground, or catch it. 

Below are the small groups attempting to strategize and get in some practice:

This group's best was 14 hits in the air, while others reached the 20s.

The next challenge was to combine groups and keep just 1 ball. Did the amount of students help the groups, or hinder the groups? Some groups rose to the challenge, and had even more hits than in the small groups. 

Another successful SAM day working together to accomplish goals!