Set two red cones one stick length apart.
Set two blue cones (one on either side of the red) two stick lengths from the red.
Set out two orange cones (one either side of the blue) three stick lengths from the blue.
Have the children stand in a que one behind the other. They must use the pass they have learned that day to try and score in between some of the cones using the pile of balls next to them.
Depending on what cone the children score into depends on the number of points they acheive. Once they shoot the ball they join the end of the que. Once all players have had three shots, count up the scores and collect in the balls. The winner is the player with the most points.
Inbetween the red cones: 10 points
Inbetween the blue and red cone: 5 points
Inbetween the orange and blue cone: 1 point
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