MANIPULATION ACTIVITIES

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Manipulation activities passing and throwing KiwiSport Fundamental Skills PASSING AND THROWING The aim of KiwiSport Fundamental Skills is to develop basic sports skills through simple, enjoyable play activities. This section contains those which are pertinent to passing and throwing They are grouped for: • Exploring passing and throwing. • Passing a large ball from the spot. • Passing and moving with a large ball. • Passing a large ball with opposition. • Throwing small balls. • Underarm throw. • Overarm throw. • Overarm bowling. Activities are generally arranged from the simplest to the most complex. The activities have been selected with schools specifically in mind but an input of professional skill and judgement is needed to ensure lively and relevant programmes. Decisions will need to be made on when and how the activities are used and what modifications are needed to match age and ability. The activities also fill a need outside class programmes. They are useful for children’s learning and play at any time – lunch time, after school, sports training, holiday programmes and at home. Parents and others who play with children in informal situations should find the ideas particularly helpful. 2
Manipulation activities passing and throwing EXPLORING PASSING/THROWING ACTIVITY 175 EXPERIMENTING WITH THROWING BEFORE THE ACTIVITY A wide variety of articles safe to throw – all types of balls, bean bags, quoits, frisbees, plastic containers, light blocks. DURING THE ACTIVITY • Group spread out with an article each. Who can throw ...? – in the air with two hands/one hand. – as high as your head. – above your head. – very high. – a different article. • Spread along a line. Can you throw ...? – a long way. – along the ground. – high and long. – at a target. – a different article then run and retrieve. – in different ways. • With a partner: – Who can throw to make it easy to catch? – How many ways can you throw? – What is easiest to throw? – What throw is best when you are close together/a long way apart? LOOK FOR • finger grips. • long arm action. • stepping in direction of throw. KiwiSport Fundamental Skills PASSING A LARGE BALL FROM THE SPOT ACTIVITY 176 EXPLORING LARGE BALL PASSING BEFORE THE ACTIVITY Large balls. Grass or hard area. Markers. DURING THE ACTIVITY • Pairs with a ball freely spaced or in lines facing each other. Guide exploration by asking ‘Can you pass. . .’? or ‘Who can pass. . .’? – with two hands. – with one hand. – with the other hand. – up high. – down low. – bouncing off the ground. – at chest level. – sitting down. – kneeling. – from the shoulder. – changing the distance. LOOK FOR • fingers spread behind the ball. • step into the pass. • follow through. 3
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