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    This junior tennis lesson plan outlines warm up games, skill development exercises, and reinforcement games to teach underarm technique to 5-8 year olds over the course of an hour, with the key learning outcomes being developing hitting technique, teamwork, and understanding fairness through rotation of roles in cooperative games. Warm up activities include an underarm return relay and a traditional Aboriginal stone-bowling game called Yulunga, while skill games focus on backhand taps and rallying with a partner, reinforced through a scoring rally game.

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    This junior tennis lesson plan outlines warm up games, skill development exercises, and reinforcement games to teach underarm technique to 5-8 year olds over the course of an hour, with the key learning outcomes being developing hitting technique, teamwork, and understanding fairness through rotation of roles in cooperative games. Warm up activities include an underarm return relay and a traditional Aboriginal stone-bowling game called Yulunga, while skill games focus on backhand taps and rallying with a partner, reinforced through a scoring rally game.

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    This junior tennis lesson plan outlines warm up games, skill development exercises, and reinforcement games to teach underarm technique to 5-8 year olds over the course of an hour, with the key learning outcomes being developing hitting technique, teamwork, and understanding fairness through rotation of roles in cooperative games. Warm up activities include an underarm return relay and a traditional Aboriginal stone-bowling game called Yulunga, while skill games focus on backhand taps and rallying with a partner, reinforced through a scoring rally game.

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    Pages From ShuttleSmash - SampleLessonPlans-4

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    This junior tennis lesson plan outlines warm up games, skill development exercises, and reinforcement games to teach underarm technique to 5-8 year olds over the course of an hour, with the key learning outcomes being developing hitting technique, teamwork, and understanding fairness through rotation of roles in cooperative games. Warm up activities include an underarm return relay and a traditional Aboriginal stone-bowling game called Yulunga, while skill games focus on backhand taps and rallying with a partner, reinforced through a scoring rally game.

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    Junior

    Lesson Plan 4 – Underarm Smashers


    5-8 year olds

    Warm Up – Underarm Return Relay 7 Mins Yulunga Game – Weme 5 Mins Equipment Learning Outcomes
    ● In a line, cones A and B are 2-3m apart and cone C 1 m further so all cones are in The Walbiri people of central Australia played a • Racquets (1 per • Hand-Eye Coordination
    a line. Assign 3 participants per team. stone-bowling game. One player rolled a stone, child) • Self-Regulation
    ● Ensure there is a cone A, B & C for each team. Participants line up behind cone A which was used as a target by the second player.
    • Fluffballs • Teamwork
    and place a shuttle at cone B. For details on how to play the game check the
    ● Participant 1 runs to cone C, picks up the shuttle at cone B and throws the shuttle resource below. • Cones • Stability & Balance
    underarm to the next in line before running to the back of the line. • Shuttles (1 per child) • Strategy & Planning
    ● Participant 2 catches the shuttle, runs around cone C, places the shuttle back RESOURCE CHECK: See page 80 ‘Yulunga • Large ball/Foam ball • Numeracy
    down at cone B and runs to back of the line. Traditional Indigenous Games’ PDF on the
    ● Participant 3 repeats what participant 1 did and the relay continues. Shuttle Smash Resources website for more info

    MOVEMENT GAME 1. Give every player a racquet. Cool Down 5 Mins


    2. Show them the thumb grip, split the group into three smaller groups, name each group a fun animal!
    Backhand Tap Ups
    3. Each group is to receive either; fluff balls, balloons or foam balls. Puppeteer
    4. Ask the players to try tap their objects up using a backhand grip for a set amount of time.
    10 Mins • Have all players lie down on
    5. Once time is up, shuffle the group into the next object and repeat until each group has used each object once.
    their back
    • As the ‘Puppeteer’ you should
    SKILL GAME 1. Split into groups of 4 (1 feeder, 1 hitter and 2 catchers). call out the actions for your
    2. Feeders are to throw fluff balls underarm to hitters who hit backhanded to catchers. puppets to complete
    Badders Baseball
    3. Repeat for several catches and then rotate. • Make the actions stretches for
    15 Mins cooling down
    Freeze Frame
    REINFORCEMENT GAME 1. Split the group into 3's, give the groups two racquets and a fluff ball. • Call out movements completed
    2. Two hitters are to try and Rally with each other using the fluff ball while the third group member is responsible in the session
    Rally Tally
    for counting, both players should be playing backhand only. • Call out “FREEZE” mid
    3. Set a time limit and have players rotate who is the counter at the end of the time limit. movements so players must
    15 Mins
    hold those actions
    Junior
    Lesson Plan 4 - Underarm Smashers
    5-8 year olds

    1. Develop hitting technique in a fun, competitive/cooperative way whilst developing skills in numeracy.
    2. Working in a team to achieve an outcome, and experiencing what happens when the chain falls down.
    Key Learning
    3. Understanding the value in sharing and giving opportunity to everyone instilling the values of fairness and equality.
    Outcomes 4. Challenging players to execute a skill as part of a team.
    5. Consolidate technique in a modified competitive game building on the single skill through multiple contexts.

    BACKHAND TAP UPS Simplify Challenge


    Movement Skills Object Manipulation, Coordination, Movement Skills, Stability/Balance, Endurance, Reaction Time
    BACKHAND TAP UPS BACKHAND TAP UPS
    Social Skills Relationship Development, Collaboration, Ethics NA 1. Use Shuttles in place of
    Physical Literacy Framework Outcomes

    balloons.
    Cognitive Skills Knowledge, Safety & Risk, Rules, Reasoning, Strategy & Planning, Tactics, Perceptual Awareness

    Psychological Skills Engagement & Enjoyment, Confidence, Motivation, Connection To Place, Self-Perception, Self-Regulation BADDERS BASEBALL BADDERS BASEBALL
    1. Bring catchers a bit closer. 1. Increase distance for
    players.
    BADDERS BASEBALL
    Movement Skills Object Manipulation, Coordination, Movement Skills, Stability/Balance, Endurance, Reaction Time
    RALLY TALLY RALLY TALLY
    Social Skills Relationship Development, Collaboration
    1. Use a balloon. 1. Spread players apart.
    Cognitive Skills Knowledge, Safety & Risk, Rules, Reasoning, Strategy & Planning, Tactics, Perceptual Awareness 2. Bring players closer
    together.
    Psychological Skills Engagement & Enjoyment, Confidence, Motivation, Self-Perception, Self-Regulation

    RALLY TALLY
    Movement Skills Movement Skills, Object Manipulation, Coordination, Stability/Balance, Reaction Time, Agility, Muscular
    Endurance, Cardiovascular Endurance, Reaction Time, Speed

    Social Skills Relationship Development, Collaboration, Ethics

    Cognitive Skills Knowledge, Safety & Risk, Rules, Reasoning, Strategy & Planning, Tactics, Perceptual Awareness

    Psychological Skills Engagement & Enjoyment, Confidence, Motivation, Connection To Place, Self-Perception, Self-Regulation

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