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- Year 10
Shooting and then rebounding
I can shoot on target and rebound my opponents shots to deny them a point.
- Year 10
Shooting and then rebounding
I can shoot on target and rebound my opponents shots to deny them a point.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Move: a combination of power and accuracy is achieved with a strong and precise throw.
- Think: a jump shot that lands in the forbidden zone is illegal.
- Think: the force exerted by the ball into the rebound net triggers an equal and opposite force back on the ball.
- Feel: throwing the ball at maximum speed against the rebound net is great for stress relief.
- Connect: team spirit is created by fostering an environment where team members share ideas and support one another.
Keywords
Forbidden zones - semi-circular ‘D’ areas around each rebound frame where players cannot step
Square shot - the player throws the ball directly at the rebound frame while positioned straight in front of it
Law of reaction - Newton's third law whereby every action has an equal and opposite reaction
Common misconception
Pupils always use the same type of shot.
Just throwing the ball harder at the rebound frame increases the risk of a fault from failing to hit the target but is also very predictable for the opposition. Therefore vary your angle, speed and deception applied when shooting.
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To help you plan your year 10 physical education lesson on: Shooting and then rebounding, download all teaching resources for free and adapt to suit your pupils' needs.
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Equipment
1 tchoukball between 5, 1 rebound frame per 5 players, bibs, knee pads (if available)
Content guidance
- Risk assessment required - physical activity
Supervision
Adult supervision required
