This volume provides inspiration for physical education in elementary schools and clubs, based on two recognized quality seals for modern children's sports programs: the principles of versatility and novelty. In a total of eight practical chapters, it demonstrates that ordinary everyday materials can serve as extraordinary sports equipment. With the help of cups, balloons, carpet tiles, coasters, cardboard tubes, insulation pipes, bicycle tires, and banana boxes, children can gain a wide range of movement experiences while appropriately improving their basic skills and abilities for their age. In the area of skills, the focus is on optimizing fundamental motor forms and so-called technique components, while in the area of abilities, the emphasis is primarily on versatile, general coordination training.