Basketball Bowling

To develop hand-eye coordination and increase listening capabilities.

Review boundaries and rules, ask for questions.
Have everyone line up in a single file behind the free throw line, facing the basket.
Practice shooting the basketball from the free throw line.

A basketball court-sized space, using one half of the court as the boundaries.

The first person in line shoots from the free throw line, once the shot goes up all players in line must disperse trying to get away from the ball.
On a made shot the player who made the shot must retrieve the basketball.
Once s/he retrieves the basketball, they must yell freeze, at which point all the players must stand still.
The player with the ball then rolls the ball towards a player trying to hit them with the ball.
If the ball touches a player, that player is out of the game until the next round.
On a missed shot, the next player in line must retrieve the ball before it bounces three times.
Once s/he retrieves the ball they must also yell freeze, and attempt to hit someone by rolling the ball.
If they are unsuccessful they are out of the game until the next round.
The player who missed the shot must also run away trying to avoid the player with the ball.

Players can receive a letter instead of immediately being out of the game.
For instance they can use the word "B-O-W-L", and can get hit four times, to make the game more inclusive.