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Games: can you create a competitive game aiming to control a ball?

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Games: can you create a competitive game aiming to control a ball?”, from the unit “Remote learning: designing competitive games” (Year 10 Physical education) by Oak National Academy.

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8 questions

  1. How could you increase the height of a dribble when using your hands?
  2. When dribbling with the ball at your feet, how would varying the angle of your foot affect the ball?
  3. When dribbling, what can you do to make sure you do not bump into anything?
  4. When creating your own competitive game, what do you need to consider so everyone is safe?
  5. Which answer is not a way to control a ball?
  6. What is the best way to control the ball when dribbling?
  7. Which is an example of a target game that you could base your own game on?
  8. When overcoming challenges, what do you need to show in order to build confidence?

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