Year 2 - Physical education
Overarm throwing to win a game
Ball skills: passing, dribbling and scoring
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Year 2 - Physical education
Ball skills: passing, dribbling and scoring
This unit will challenge pupils to use their dribbling, passing and receiving skills to keep possession and score. Pupils will develop their accurate underarm throwing and explore throwing overarm. Pupils will apply these skills in a variety of activities as they develop their motor competence.
You will learn to throw overarm with control to help you win the game.
Move: an overarm throw requires stepping forwards with one foot, releasing the ball high and rotating the body. Move: throwing with accuracy using an overarm throw requires us to look at the target before releasing the ball.
the ability to control where we throw an object.
Mistake: Pupils hold onto the object too tightly and for too long, releasing it too late. Correction: Highlight the importance of holding the object with a relaxed grip and releasing it high for greater distance.
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