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Before you start
  • Check the space and the kit.
  • Get your child's attention first.
  • Show it from two sides.
  • Say one thing only.
  • End on one that works.

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Setup · 1 minute

Is the space marked?

  • A throwing line
  • A chalk target on the wall
  • A goal area line
  • A goal

Balls, cones, a limited area.

Warm up · 3 minutes

Three minutes to get warm.

Easy jogging on the spot, then arms and legs. How to warm up well is explained at workonfitness.com.

3:00
Show it · 1 minute
  1. Bounce the ball low at the side with the fingertips, knees bent, eyes up.
  2. Catch it, take three steps and stop: that is the most you may take.
  3. Pass to a team-mate: straight at the chest, then a bounce pass, then over the head.

Show it once from the front and once from the side, slowly. Then let your child try.

The skill · 10 minutes
  1. Dribble low and close with the fingertips, knees bent, head up.
  2. Change speed and direction on your call.
  3. Dribble round cones.
  4. Pass round a triangle: bounce passes and overhead passes.
  5. Keep the 3-step rule.

How much: 3 rounds of 3 minutes

Low and close, fingertips

10:00
The game · 5 minutes

Ten passes

The rules

Keep-ball where a team scores by making 10 passes in a row.

  1. Play in a marked area
  2. The team with the ball passes; everyone counts the passes aloud
  3. The other team tries to intercept, with no contact
  4. An interception, a dropped ball or a foul gives the ball to the other team and the count starts again

Fair play: A team with a grown-up must pass only bounce passes.

Points
1 point each time a team reaches 10 passes in a row.
Fouls
The ball goes to the other team: more than three steps with the ball; a second dribble; pushing, holding or snatching the ball from hands
Win
The most points in 5 minutes.
Child
0
Grown-up
0
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 4

5:00
Finish · 2 minutes

Dribble 15 steps with the head up and no loss of the ball.

0/15

End on one that works. If it was hard today, finish with the easier version.

Finished

Well played.

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