De kinderen zijn ridders die meedoen aan een schietwedstrijd. Ridder 1 mikt op de roos, ridder 2 rolt de bal terug. Na vier beurten wisselen. Kinderen proberen met de hockeystick de tennisbal in de roos te pushen. 3x achter elkaar proberen, daarna wisselen. Differentiatie: Hoeveel punten hebben de kinderen na drie beurten? Wie haalt de meeste punten met 3 ballen?
Zachtjes de bal met de hockeystick wegduwen Laat de kinderen proberen de tennisbal zo dicht mogelijk in de binnenste cirkel te komen.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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