UltimateScooter Basketball Sets

Add a basketball-style game to your scooter activities! A one-piece, impact-resistant ABS goal fits snugly into the UltimateScooter Board for endless fun!

Basketball on Wheels

Give your students a fast-paced game that provides nonstop action and team-building potential! Students will have a blast playing a court favorite and will get a full-body workout in the process!

Assign 1 team the red hoop scooter and the other the blue hoop scooter. Each team tries to score as many baskets as possible with the foam balls during the allotted time. Increase the activity by throwing in more balls (sold separately)!

Quality Attachment

Hoops are made of one-piece, impact-resistant PVC so they stand up to routine use. Each fits snugly into the 24” dia UltimateScooter Board's custom fitting with a simple press of the push-pin. Each scooter attachment is 15”W x 59”H x 14”D; 3-1/2 lb.

Set Options

• Indoor Set. Includes 2 UltimateScooter Boards w/ indoor wheels, 2 goals, 6 foam balls, and activity instructions.
• Indoor/Outdoor Set. Includes 2 UltimateScooter Boards w/ indoor/outdoor wheels, 2 goals, 6 foam balls, and activity instructions.

15 Innovative PE Activities Using UltimateScooter Basketball Sets

The UltimateScooter Basketball Sets provide a fun and safe twist on traditional basketball by combining it with scooter mobility. These sets include heavy-duty plastic goals with rounded edges and slanted rims designed for horizontal scooter play, along with UltraSkin balls and 12 durable UltimateScooter sticks. What makes this product unique is the intentional design for seated play—students maneuver around the court using scooters while using hockey-style sticks to shoot balls into horizontal goals. This offers a completely fresh way to develop coordination, spatial awareness, and movement skills in an engaging, low-impact environment perfect for students of all ages.

Below are 15 unique physical education activity ideas that creatively incorporate the UltimateScooter Basketball Sets to help students master a variety of fundamental movement skills. These games are safe, adaptable, and perfect for small or large class sizes across all grade levels.

1. Scooter Swish Scramble: Students sit on scooter and use their sticks to pass a ball to teammates, aiming to shoot into the UltimateScooter goal. Teaches scooting, striking, and teamwork.

2. Stick Shot Showdown: One-on-one competition where students use scooters to move and shoot. The first to score 3 baskets wins. Emphasizes coordination, competition, and stick handling.

3. Pass & Pivot Parade: While seated, students must pass the ball to a partner and pivot their scooter to change direction before receiving it back. Promotes passing accuracy and rotational control.

4. Round-the-Goal Rally: Create a circle around the goal. Students must pass the ball around the circle and try to shoot into the basket using only one pass per turn. Builds cooperation and precision.

5. Dribble Dash Derby: Students practice pushing the ball while seated using the stick (like dribbling) down a lane before taking a shot. Reinforces scooting, stick control, and aim.

6. Defense Dance-Off: Split teams into offense and defense. Defensive players block shots using only their scooters, while offensive players pass and shoot. Builds reaction time and defensive awareness.

7. Goal Zone Gridlock: Mark off three goal zones with tape. Students must choose which goal to shoot into based on a visual cue (e.g., colored cone). Teaches spatial awareness and decision-making.

8. Scooter Swoosh Stations: Create a circuit with shooting stations, passing stations, and obstacle scooting. Rotate every 90 seconds using the MVP Tabletop Scoreboard. Focuses on multiple FMS in one rotation.

9. Balance Basket Battle: Students must shoot from a specific spot while balancing on the scooter without moving. Builds static balance and striking precision.

10. Stick and Spin Score: Before shooting, students must complete a 360° scooter spin with the ball. Develops turning, coordination, and gameplay under pressure.

11. Speedy Stick Series: Timed game: Students try to complete as many passes and shots as possible in 2 minutes. Score is recorded per team. Builds speed and endurance.

12. Zone Shuffle Shootout: Mark zones around the gym. Students must pass and shoot only when in their assigned zone. Encourages passing, patience, and spatial discipline.

13. Golden Goal Grab: Each team starts with one ball. After scoring, they must retrieve a new ball from the center circle before scoring again. Encourages constant movement and game reset skills.

14. Team Trick Shot Challenge: Students create their own “trick shot” route involving scooters and passes. Peers vote on creativity and execution. Builds motor planning and presentation confidence.

15. Pass-Tag Power Play: A tagger tries to intercept passes between students on scooters. Once tagged, a player switches roles. Encourages passing accuracy and awareness.