For participants to throw tennis balls to knock over a pyramid of cans that create a Christmas Tree.

Other Skills:
Coordination

Stack the cans in a pyramid formation to create a Christmas Tree ontop of a table or another type of surface.
The size of the Christmas Tree depends on the group, and how large the groups are.
Make enough stacks for multiple groups and/or participants to go at once.
Divide the participants into groups of 3-5 each.
Have a line about a metre from the Christmas Tree's where the participants have to stand behind.

1. Have each group standing behind the line and give them 3 tennis balls.
2. Instruct the first participant in each group, to throw the tennis balls, trying to knock over each part (can) of the Christmas Tree.
3. The participant to knock over the most cans, wins that round.
4. If there is a tie, then they both win.
5. Wait until everyone has thrown their balls, then go and restack the cans, collect the balls
6. The next participants in each group will then throw the balls at the Christmas Tree.
7. Or, each participant in each group gets to throw one tennis ball, and the group that knocks over the most cans would win that round.
8. Continue this until each participant has had at least once opportunity to try to knock down the entire Christmas Tree.

Paint the cans green with the participants before and glue on paper ornaments, to add an arts and crafts element to this activity.
Have more than one Christmas Tree pyramid for each group to knock down.
Have them look at the Christmas Tree pyramid, and then close their eyes to throw the ball.
Have participants standing closer or further away from the Christmas Tree to make it easier or harder.

Adaptations (Blindness/Visual Impairment):
Have a caller stand near the "Christmas trees" to help orient participants who are blind or visually impaired.