launch ball/beanbag chest high 5 times using foot launchers.teacher to student throw & catch, 3 to 9 ft, minimum _ catches, ind.

teacher to student throw & catch, 3 to 9 ft, minimum 10 catches, ind.teacher to student throw & catch, 10 to 19 ft, minimum 10 catches, ind.Use foot launcher to launch ball 10 times.Adjust distance between partners according to ability of student.Ideas Adapting Challenge for Students with Disabilities: Opposite hands, or throwing the ball into space and moving to Medium, and low level, throwing and catching the ball with Youngsters can be challengedĭuring this task by throwing and catching the ball at a high, Personal space, have youngsters throw a beanbag (or other type of At their carpet square, have youngsters throw the ballĪgainst the wall and catch it on the return.

Sure that the youngsters are spread out along the wall space.Ĭarpet squares are helpful reminders for establishing personal In order to perform this task youngsters need wall space.

Throw a ball against a wall and catch the rebound.

With an underhand throw and then progress to the overhand To begin, startĪt a distance that is comfortable for them and their partner.

Have youngsters throw and catch with a partner so their partnerĭoesn't have to move to catch the object thrown.

'Quick Feet': Move your feet quickly to get into position to catch the ball.

'Pinkies and Thumbs': Pinkies together if ball is below waist.

'Give': Give with ball as ball hits hands to make it a soft catch.

'Track': Track the ball with your eyes all the way into your hands.

'Follow through': Follow through to the sky or ceiling with hand your.

'Bowl the ball': Use a pendulum arm motion with theĪrm you are throwing with (i.e., like you are bowling).

(i.e., if throwing with right hand, step towards target with your

'Step': Step with your opposite foot towards the target.'Face the target': Belly button should be pointing to the target.Throwing arm come across the opposite side of your 'Follow through': Follow through by letting your.(i.e., if throwing with left hand, step towards target with your 'Step': Step with your opposite foot towards target.'Arm way back': Throwing arm way back behind.Left handed thrower, point right shoulder/side towards 'Side to target': Point non-throwing side/shoulder to the target (i.e., if.Youngsters may NOT use a baseball or softball glove to complete this challenge.Youngsters can catch the ball in any way they prefer (e.g., one hand or two hands).Youngsters may choose to throw underhand or overhand.Use tape, rope, cones or some other way to designate the 25 foot.Tennis balls, yarn balls, Koosh balls, footballs, etc.) when performing this challenge. Youngsters may use any type of object/ball (i.e., beanbags,.Underhand or overhand throws can be used.Marked (i.e., with tape, rope, line in ground, etc.). When they perform the task and distances must be clearly Each youngster will complete 15 throws and 15 If the throw orĬatch is not made past the line or a throw is dropped the task mustīe started again. BothĬatches and throws must be made behind the line. Times in a row without a miss from a distance of 25 feet. Task Description: Throw and catch an object with your hands with a partner 30 PEC Challenge: Challenge #5: Partner Throw and

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