Football
This physical education scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to develop, practise and refine some of the different techniques and skills that are needed when playing a team game of football. The PE lesson plan gets the class to practise skills in moving, passing and shooting a football when playing games.
Develop, practise and refine some of the different techniques and skills that are needed when playing a team game of football
Lesson One : Ball Movements
Practise and develop some of the different skills that are needed to move a large ball around the pitch during a team game of football
Lesson Two : Passing and Receiving
Explore and model how to move and pass a large ball to other players during a team game of football so that it can be advanced down the pitch and towards the goal
Lesson Three : Shooting and Scoring
Develop and refine some of the different ways of shooting at a target during a game of football to try and score as many goals as possible
Lesson Four : Dribbling Skills
Refine and improve some of the different actions and skills that are needed to control a ball as part of a team game to move it around the pitch and towards the goal
Lesson Five : Finding Spaces
Explore and illustrate the importance of finding and moving into space during a team game of football to move the ball between players and advance it towards the goal
Lesson Six : Team Games
Develop and refine a range of different football skills by playing small sided games that involve moving, passing and shooting the ball towards the goal
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