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BOWLING

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Essential Questions Bowling How can you improve your accuracy when bowling? What is the difference between a spare and strike in bowling?

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HISTORY The earliest forms of bowling can be dated back to Ancient Egypt and the Roman Empire about 2,000 years ago. The game entailed tossing stone objects as close as possible to other stone objects. Originally the game used nine pins and involved lots of gambling and was banned. An outdoor game for most of its history, indoor bowling became popular in the mid-nineteenth century after the introduction of indoor lanes in New York in 1840. Using 10 pins took the place of the illegal nine pin game that involved gambling and was banned.

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BOWLING EQUIPMENT Bowling PinsBowling Ball Bowling CarpetBowling Ramp Bowling Shoes (only at bowling alley)

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HOW TO PLAY Bowling is an individual sport, one can play on their own or against others Play begins with a person throwing bowling the ball down a lane The game consists of ten frames, the bowler has two chances to knock down the pins in each frame When keeping score, bonus points are awarded; the next 2 balls (for a strike) or 1 ball (for a spare) If the bowler knocks down all pins in the 10th frame with one roll (strike), bowler gets 2 more rolls If the bowler knocks down all pins in the 10th frame with two rolls (spare), bowler gets 1 more roll A perfect game is 12 strikes maximum score 300 points The player with the highest score after 10 frames is the winner.

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HOW TO PLAY MODIFIED GAME RULES Using the bowling carpet as the bowling lane Line up cones along the side of the carpet A student rolls or pushes the ball off the ramp The distance that the ball rolls on the carpet without rolling off is carpet measured The student who rolls the ball farthest on the carpet wins If student is able those that use a ramp to bowl can be required to line the ramp up independently

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BOWLING SAFETY Wear comfortable clothes and shoes while bowling Use a ball that is the proper weight: you can control when throwing and fingers fit comfortably Stay behind the foul line when rolling your ball Bowlers should keep hands clear of return ball return until all balls have come to a complete stop Ball return

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HOW TO HOLD A BOWLING BALL Two fingers and your thumbThumb 2 middle fingers

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TARGET ARROWS A visual ball alignment target for bowlers that is displayed on the lane Target Arrows

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FOUR STEP DELIVERY APPROACH The basic beginning approach to bowling consisting of the stance, push-away, approach, swing, and follow through BOWLING

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FOUR STEP DELIVERY APPROACH BOWLING CUES 1.Stance 2.Swing arm back 3.Swing arm forward 4.Follow through

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HOW TO BOWL USING A RAMP 1.Line the ramp up behind the foul line 2.Place one or both hands on the ball 3.Push forward

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SPARE Term used for knocking down all 10 pins using 2 balls in a frame. STRIKE Term used for knocking over all of the pins with the first throw of a frame. TURKEY 3 strikes bowled in a row DOUBLE 2 strikes bowled in a row XX

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FOUL When a bowler crosses over the foul line GUTTER BALL A ball rolled in the gutter when no pins are knocked down ASDFSDF GUTTER FOUL LINE

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Cognition Information

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WHY SHOULD I PLAY BOWLING? Playing bowling is good for my cardiovascular health Playing Bowling stimulates my brain Playing Bowling helps keep my muscles and joints flexible and strong Playing Bowling allows me to make new friends and have fun while being active

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HOW WILL DISC GOLF BENEFIT ME IN MY LIFE? Playing Bowling keeps me at a healthy weight Playing Bowling will help me stay energized Playing Bowling is a great way to make friends

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WHAT AM I DOING? Bowling with a ramp

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IDENTIFY THE BOWLING BALL Hockey Puck Basketball Volleyball Flyer Disc Bowling Ball

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WHAT IS THIS? Ball return GUTTER Gutter Bowling Pins Bowling Ramp

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IDENTIFY THE PERSON PLAYING BOWLING Football Disc Golf Basketball Bowling

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Cognition Assessments Tools

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WHY SHOULD I PLAY BOWLING?

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HOW WILL BOWLING BENEFIT ME IN MY LIFE?

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WHAT AM I DOING?

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IDENTIFY THE BOWLING BALL

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WHAT IS THIS?

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IDENTIFY THE PERSON PLAYING BOWLING