You fill out your bracket. You watch a lot of basketball, probably eating a lot of junk food while you watch. And then, after the March Madness fog has lifted, you’ve seen some upsets, watched the Final Four and clocked a few too many hours on the couch.
This year, get more out of March Madness with a 9 Square in the Air tournament. Incorporate basketball themes and brackets and watch as your participants make connections through play. Here are some ideas:
Create a Bracket:
If you’re organizing your tournament for a school, youth group, or community event, you may get enough teams to create a bracket. Have everyone participating fill one out and determine who they think is going to claim the 9 Square in the Air March Madness title.
Organize the Event to End with a Final Four:
With the new Four Square in the Air game, you can whittle your participants down to a Final Four, having them play it out until just one person is left. And if your group is a little smaller, the Four Square in the Air game may be all you need.
Represent the March Madness Teams:
At the beginning of the event, assign each player to represent one of the college basketball teams playing in the March Madness games. Have them decorate a plain white t-shirt with their best imitation of the team logo. Keep track of how many times each of the representative teams get “out,” using a running score to determine a winner.
Set Up Stations:
Focus on the Main Event:
Don’t Forget the Delicious Details: