Accuracy: can you kick and roll a ball accurately to score points?
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can kick and roll accurately towards a range of different targets.
Key learning points
- Move: kicking and rolling a ball accurately to strike a target and score points requires control.
- Think: knowing which target to aim for requires concentration.
- Feel: trying hard to achieve our best throughout the game requires self-belief.
- Connect: always playing by the rules requires fairness.
Keywords
Opponent - a person or team that you compete against in a game, sport or physical activity
Points - the units of scoring earned for achieving a goal, completing a task or performing well in a game or activity
Honesty - how close you get to the target when you throw or aim
Common misconception
You don't have to change your power to knock over different targets.
To knock over specific targets you may need to add a bit more power.
Equipment
A timer, an object to kick or roll - which could be a ball or rolled up socks , 8 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.What is it called when you keep trying your best, even when you are not winning?
Q2.Why should your arm finish pointing towards the target when rolling the ball?
Q3.What do you show by keeping the score accurately?
Q4.What helps you do an accurate kick?
Assessment exit quiz
4 Questions
Q1.Who is an opponent?
Q2.When rolling a ball to knock over a target, what might you need to think about?
Q3.How could you add more power when rolling the ball?
Q4.When playing a game with someone else, it is important toplay fairly. Which is an example of playing fair?
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