Chest passing | Throwing & catching (grade K-3) › Teaching Fundamentals of PE

The video tutorial explains a chest passing activity where participants work in pairs. Each person stands at a cone and practices passing a ball to their partner using the chest pass technique. The instructor emphasizes holding the ball with two hands, keeping elbows out, and taking a big step while pushing the ball. A demonstration is provided to show the correct execution of the chest pass.

What is the initial setup for the chest pass activity?

• Participants sit on the ground.

• Participants are in pairs, each at a cone.

• Participants form a single line.

• Participants stand in a circle.

How should you position your elbows when preparing to pass the ball?

• Out to the side like chicken wings.

• Tucked in close to your body.

• Raised above your head.

• Pointing straight down.

What is the key movement involved in executing a chest pass?

• Spinning and releasing the ball.

• Taking a big step and pushing the ball.

• Kicking the ball to your partner.

• Jumping and throwing the ball.

What should your partner do when receiving the ball?

• Take a good step and push the ball to your chest.

• Stand still and let the ball hit them.

• Take a step back and dodge the ball.

• Catch the ball with one hand.

What is the main focus of the chest pass technique?

• Speed and agility.

• Height and distance.

• Spin and rotation.

• Accuracy and control.