Everyone gets a ball (of all kinds - big and small) in an enclosed space or field.
Two players are designated to act as "living goalposts." Each of them holds a broomstick/gym stick/scarf with one hand.
All players try to score in the moving goal, but the goal does its best to move back and forth across the field.
Dribbling is allowed/not allowed.
To make it more challenging:
Variations:
Play with two or four teams that must pass the ball to score. Dribbling is not allowed. The attacking team tries to score, and the defending team tries to intercept the ball.
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