Perspective: Seeing life through the lens of a child. Recently, we were deep into the culminating lesson of our team handball unit. After several fundamental classes based on skills and lead-up games, we decided it would be fun to break our class into teams of three to play small-sided, competitive games. The students would have the … Continue reading “If a Bee Stings You, Give it a Flower” – a student’s advice we can all use
Soccer Hot Spots with Hula Hoops
Following a lesson on striking a ball with our insteps and laces, I like to introduce soccer hot spots with hula hoops. It's a game that allows for several repetitions focusing on accuracy and touch. Above all, it incorporates a class challenge that is fun for all levels. https://youtu.be/G2cwiRZgF-E?si=iimBu3eneKHfrUwD Setup: Spread your stash of hula … Continue reading Soccer Hot Spots with Hula Hoops
The ROLLERAMA HUSTLE – A rolling and throwing game for all ages
Rolling and throwing skills are essential for First Grade students. Through various individual and partner throwing activities students work on stepping toward the target with their opposite foot as they swing their arm back then follow through as they release the ball or bean bag. Incorporating opportunities to enhance accuracy, power, and finesse, students roll … Continue reading The ROLLERAMA HUSTLE – A rolling and throwing game for all ages