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This 5th grade soccer unit block plan consists of 6 lessons to teach students various soccer skills over the course of a unit. Lesson 1 introduces dribbling and a game of "Stuck in the Mud". Lesson 2 reviews dribbling and teaches passing and trapping skills. Lesson 3 focuses on kicking techniques and playing sideline soccer. Lesson 4 has students practice skills at different soccer stations. Lessons 5 and 6 culminate in a soccer tournament where students demonstrate what they have learned, followed by self-reflection on their improvement. The plan outlines objectives, materials, and assessment methods for each lesson.
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This document provides details on the junior soccer programs for FC Carolina Alliance, including the Munchkin program for ages 4-6 and Pre-Academy for ages 7-8. The programs aim to develop players' technical skills like dribbling, passing and shooting through fun practices and games. Sessions focus heavily on individual technique at young ages and introduce basic tactics for older groups. If players progress through both programs, they will spend around 44% of time on dribbling, 25% on passing/receiving and 25% on shooting. The goal is to prepare players to succeed at higher levels of soccer through long-term development rather than short-term results.
Chapter 11 Goalkeeping
1. The document discusses coaching techniques for goalkeepers, including both technical and tactical aspects.
2. It covers topics like footwork, catching techniques, body positioning, and side shuffling. Drills are described to help goalkeepers improve things like handling shots close up without seeing the ball first.
3. The role of the goalkeeping coach is also discussed, including analyzing techniques on video, standing close during drills, and gradually increasing difficulty. Example training sessions are provided for both professional and youth goalkeepers.
Unit 11 task 3
This document provides detailed explanations of the purpose and resources required for analyzing sporting performance at the participation and elite levels. At the participation level, the focus is on enjoyment and having access to basic facilities and equipment. Talent identification involves scouts watching games to find players that could progress. Monitoring fitness involves simple tests. Coaches provide feedback on strengths and weaknesses. At the elite level, performance analysis is highly sophisticated to maximize success, with advanced facilities, equipment, scientific support, and funding. Fitness is closely monitored using specialized tests. Coaches set specific, measurable goals.
Soccer
This document provides instruction on the role of goalkeeper in soccer. It outlines the objectives to identify and perform goalkeeping roles and understand when to use them in games. It also lists relevant physical education standards. The document describes the goalkeeper as the last line of defense in front of the goal, who can use their hands and legs and jump, dive, and kneel to block balls. It provides cues for proper goalkeeping technique like centering the body in front of the goal and keeping arms extended with palms outward. The document encourages practicing saves from increasing distances and different scenarios like penalty kicks and describes appropriate actions after catching the ball like passing it back to teammates.
Belgium Youth Development
This document outlines Belgium's vision for youth development in football. It discusses the Belgian FA's development vision, which focuses on fun, education, playing in zones, and a learning plan that progresses players from 2v2 to 11v11 games. It also covers Belgium's competition structure for youth and professional football, as well as topics like the national youth teams, coach education, talent identification, and grassroots programs. The overall vision is to develop players in a fun, step-by-step way both technically and mentally using small-sided games that teach zone play and allow players to make their own decisions on the field.
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- 1. 5th Grade Soccer Unit Block Plan Lesson/Activity Objectives Materials Other Information/Notes Soccer Lesson 1: Activity 1: Introduction To Soccer & Dribbling Activity 2: Stuck In The Mud Soccer Edition **See Lesson Plan For More Information SWBAT use the inside of their foot to move the soccer ball. SWBAT maintain good personal space during the Stuck In The Mud activity. One soccer ball for each student Poly Spots Visual Assessment of Skill Attainment & Correction of Skills Soccer Lesson 2: Review Dribbling Activity 2: Passing & Trapping **See Lesson Plan For More Information SWBAT use the bottom of their foot to trap the soccer ball. SWBAT use inside of their foot to pass the ball while maintaining One Soccer Ball For Each Student Poly Spots YouTube Video of Soccer Dribbling: Youth Soccer Drills & Skills: Soccer Ball Dribbling Drills http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7Ye6aLjbtg Visual Assessment of Skill Attainment & Correction of Skill Soccer Lesson 3: Activity 1: Kicking Activity 2: Sideline Soccer **See Lesson Plan For More Information SWBAT demonstrate proper kicking technique during the practice session. SWBAT demonstrate proper dribbling and kicking skills during Soccer Balls Soccer Nets Two Sets of Jersey Peer Assessment of Kicking Skills
- 2. 5th Grade Soccer Unit Block Plan the game. Soccer Lesson 4: Soccer Stations **See Lesson Plan For More Information SWBAT dribble the ball with their feet while maintaining control of the ball. SWBAT demonstrate the proper kick during the soccer bowling station. SWBAT demonstrate proper technique for trapping the soccer ball during the passing and trapping station. 20 bowling pins 2 Soccer Nets 6 Poly Spots 11 Cones 7 Soccer Balls Peer Assessment of Kicking Skill Lesson 5 & 6: Soccer Tournament **See Lesson Plan 4 For More Information SWBAT demonstrate various soccer techniques during the soccer tournament. SWBAT describe how they feel their soccer skills are at the end of the unit compared to the beginning of the unit. Cones Soccer Nets Soccer Balls Scoreboard (2) Self-Assessment Reflection Sheet Pencils SoloScoring Soccer App Self-Assessment Reflection Sheet
- 3. 5th Grade Soccer Unit Block Plan SoloScoring Soccer App By Coda Sports Corporation SoloScoring is an iPhone only solution that does a great job of managing a team and scores of games. The app contains also contains a really cool feature called Encore. What this does is essentially uploads stats, scores and play-by-play information online where parents can see. With that feature, SoloScoring is a great app choice and is easily recommended to try. YouTube Video of Soccer Dribbling: Youth Soccer Drills & Skills: Soccer Ball Dribbling Drills http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7Ye6aLjbtg