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This document proposes using two household items to create a new sport. It defines a sport as an activity that uses energy, can be done individually or in teams, and has rules to determine a winner or finishing point. Two examples are given: reorganizing books by category within a time limit, and trimming a tree with scissors within a time limit. Participants are encouraged to choose two household items, make rules for using them together, and assign them to people to perform as a new designed sport.
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- 1. CONNECT AND COMBINE Use two household items of any types to come up with a brand new SPORT By Thang Nguyen Instructor: Dr. Tina Seelig
- 2. ISany kinds of activities that consume energy of people who take part in to make them more healthy. CAN be perform by individual or by a team MUST have a set of rules and/or instructions for the people who take part in to follows. The rules and/or instructions are to determine when the activities are finished May have type-breaker if no one can finish as required.
- 3. Reorganize all books on the shelf by the same authors, by categories such as Technology, Literature This kind of sport can be performed by an individual, two or more people If by individual, the stopping point is the time that that person has to finish. For example: 15 minutes If by two people or more, the stopping point is the order: 1st 2nd and 3rd
- 4. Trimming a tree with a scissor This kind of sport can be performed by an individual, two or more people Each person is assigned with a tree and a scissor If by individual, the stopping point is the time that that person has to finish. For example: 15 minutes If by two people or more, the stopping point is the order: 1st 2nd and 3rd
- 5. Pick up any two household items of your choice. Setup a set of rules to make them work together. Assigned them to a person who perform the rules on the items, you can make endless list of new sports of your design.