Accuracy: can you hit the zone?
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can send different objects using different parts of my body towards a target.
Key learning points
- Move: accurately sending objects towards a target requires using the correct technique for kicking and rolling.
- Think: knowing how to roll a ball accurately using the correct technique requires concentration.
- Think: concentration enables us to kick, roll or throw a ball towards a target using the correct technique.
- Feel: consistently trying hard to hit the target, even if we miss it, demonstrates self-belief.
- Connect: only counting the score when an attempt is accurate demonstrates fairness.
Keywords
Target - something you focus on, aim for and try to reach or hit
Kick - striking or propelling a ball or another object with the foot
Roll - when a ball moves by turning over and over along the ground
Common misconception
Some pupils may think they have to push the ball very hard to make it roll accurately.
Using a gentle, controlled push helps the ball roll in a straight line.
Equipment
An object to throw - which could be a ball or rolled up socks, 3 targets - which could be soft toys, shoes or books.
Content guidance
Risk assessment required - physical activity
Supervision
Adult supervision required
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
4 Questions
Q1.Which direction do your arms move when an underarm throw is performed?
Q2.When throwing in a game, what helps us to achieve more points?
Q3.Which is an example of showing fairness?
Q4.How can we ensure we achieve most success when aiming at a target?
Assessment exit quiz
4 Questions
Q1.What action do you achieve if using your hands to make a ball move along the ground?
Q2.Striking or propelling a ball or another object with your foot is an example of what?
Q3.Which is the best throw to use when working inside and over a short distance?
Q4.Where should your leg finish after kicking a ball?
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