The Nivsta Boards are in four different Countries.
England, New Zealand, United states of America and Australia.
Four Sets of Rules.
7 different colours.
Nivsta Boards can be screwed to the playground floor.
You can play,
One v one
Or
Two v two
With one tennis ball, between the two or four of you.
Or one v one with one tennis ball each, if you miss hitting the Nivsta Board with your throw, collect your own tennis ball then continue playing. First to complete the rule is the winner.
If you drop the rebound catch you are still on the same,
Line
Number
Letter
Colour
For your next turn.
If the chalked Rules are to easy, just chalk them further away from the Nivsta Board.
You may be thinking your playground is too small for fifteen Nivsta Boards, Nivsta Boards offers thirty, $1,500, twenty $1,000 and ten $500, groups of children per Van Franchise time.
Part of 30 children Van Franchise time.
Coming soon at the end of the Programme dip the ball in paint, throw it at the Board. Each child has a turn. The Board is wooden, it gets a tennis ball paint job by the children.
Part of the cost for the Van Franchise is this unique idea, all fun and the wooden Nivsta Board is free inclusive of the Programme cost for the School.
School playground fun
The Nivsta Boards promotes Skills & Values.
Such as,
Line/Basic Rules: honesty with what line you are on, memory, concentration, communication, throwing and catching skills, hand eye co-ordination, reaction times, decision making, vision, under pressure, strategies and co-operation.
Number Rules: throwing and catching skills, honesty with what number you are on,memory, hand eye co-ordination, communication, concentration, addition and subtraction work, decision making, reaction times, vision, under pressure, strategies and co-operation.
Alphabet/Word Rules: throwing and catching skills, honesty what letter you are on, memory, hand eye co-ordination, alphabet familiarization, word work, communication, concentration, decision making, reaction times, vision, under pressure, strategies and co-operation.
Colour Rules: throwing and catching, hand eye co-ordination, communication, concentration, decision making, co-operation, reaction times, vision, under pressure, strategies and with Colour Rules 2 you have to play with honesty and use your memory as to what colour you have already thrown and caught from.
How cool, every child that participates in a 30 children Van Franchise Programme gets a Nivsta scratchie. If he or she scratches a Mr Nivsta Mascot, he or she wins a free Nivsta Board. One in thirty, winner.
Reference Quotes.
“There has been considerable change in behaviour for many children as a result of the Nivsta Boards. We are use to seeing some games being popular for a short while and then becoming cast aside for something new but these boards are being used daily after three months with interest as strong as ever.”
London, England, Mrs D L Campbell, Head Teacher.
“This means the children are outside doing something physical whilst also having to engage their brains.“
Playing the Nivsta Boards are a great form of meditation.
Auckland, New Zealand, Liz Brotherton, Sports Co-Ordinator.
“It could be included as part of any Mainstream or Special School PE lesson.”
New-Coloured ball bucket activity
England, Kevin Dew, Sailsbury District, Behaviour Support Service.
“……at this School the Nivsta Boards have added to the quality of play, and the ease of supervision during playtimes.”
London, Brixton, England, Paul Shepheard, Head Teacher.
Wow a queue to play the game.
Line basic rules.
Mr D, Retired Diploma of Teaching, School Teacher.
Jurgen
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