pushing the ball with our hands towards a target

the ability to push yourself to take action and keep working toward goals without needing external help

Rolling golf

British English CC

Rolling crazy golf

Warm up

Accuracy: can you complete different golf challenges applying accurate rolling?

Physical education

Accuracy: can you outwit an opponent using accurate throwing to win points?

Accuracy: can you think tactically, using accuracy skills to beat an opponent?

Accuracy: can you compete against an opponent, using accuracy in Boccia?

Accuracy: can you outwit an opponent by aiming for space to score points?

Accuracy: can you demonstrate accurate throwing skills and send a ball to space?

This unit will teach pupils how to apply their skills of siding an object accurately into a variety of competitive games. In order to outwit their opponents, pupils will have to think tactically about where and why they are aiming in order to score points.

Remote learning: target games

Physical activity and equipment requiring safe use

Risk assessment required - physical activity

What is the first shot called when you play golf?

Where should your eyes focus when rolling the ball?

How can you make sure you keep score accurately?

What do you need if the game is tricky and you are playing a game by yourself?

What do we need to use if we want to find ways to win or be better than an opponent?

aiming the ball so your opponent can't score

Which one of these answers is an example of a tactic?

Who could be your opponent if you are playing a game by yourself?

Exit Quiz

What is the first shot called when you play golf?