Start simple by setting one tire on the ground. Have the child jump into the middle of the tire, then jump out again. If that is easy, set up a row of tires and have the child stand inside one tire, now jump into the next tire.
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Generally speaking, an obstacle course is a timed competition where the player has to complete a course that has many challenges along the way. The player needs to demonstrate speed, strength, agility, and sometimes a cunning mind to outsmart certain challenges.
Have you ever made your own obstacle course at home, outside, or in school or camp? In this activity, students will leverage computer programming concepts of collision detection and event-driven design to create an obstacle course.