Combine passing and moving to create shooting opportunities
I can combine passing, moving and shooting to create an attack which results in a shot on target.
Combine passing and moving to create shooting opportunities
I can combine passing, moving and shooting to create an attack which results in a shot on target.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Move: successful attacks require fast movement into space, creating options to receive the ball to pass or shoot.
- Move: shooting from a position close enough to the target will increase our chance of success.
- Think: knowing when we are in a good place to pass or shoot helps our team to keep possession and execute shots.
- Feel: creating shooting opportunities requires every team member to demonstrate the self-motivation to try their best.
- Connect: successful cooperating requires teams to work hard together and ensure everyone in the team is included.
Keywords
Target - something you focus on and aim for to try to reach or hit
Shot - trying to score by sending the ball toward the goal or target
Attack - to move toward the other team's goal to try to score points
Common misconception
Pupils recieve the ball and automatically try to shoot, regardless of their position on the pitch/court.
Remind pupils that their shots will not be successful if they don't give careful consideration to the position they are in before shooting.
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To help you plan your year 4 physical education lesson on: Combine passing and moving to create shooting opportunities, download all teaching resources for free and adapt to suit your pupils' needs.
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Equipment
1 ball between 2, 50+ cones, bibs, skittles (optional)
Content guidance
- Risk assessment required - physical activity
Supervision
Adult supervision required
