Dribbling to score a point in game activities using our feet
I can dribble with the ball at my feet under control and keep possession in order to score points in a game.
Dribbling to score a point in game activities using our feet
I can dribble with the ball at my feet under control and keep possession in order to score points in a game.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Move: dribbling with control towards the goal increases the chance of scoring.
- Move: dribbling using the inside and outside of both feet helps you to change direction and keep control.
- Think: dribbling the ball too close to defenders could result in losing possession if you are tackled/tagged.
- Feel: when playing against others, keeping count of your own score promotes honesty.
- Connect: treating the defenders with respect when they gain possession of the ball shows integrity.
Keywords
Score - winning points in a game situation
Possession - the team in control of the ball
Goal - a net or area where you try to get the ball to score points in a game
Common misconception
When dribbling in a game to score points, pupils forget to keep control and rush, causing them to kick the ball too far ahead.
Emphasise the importance of keeping the ball close and dribbling with control. Highlight how this will lead to scoring more points.
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Equipment
1 ball per pupil, 30+ cones.
Content guidance
- Risk assessment required - physical activity
Supervision
Adult supervision required
