Develop ball control & touch › 5 skills | Soccer skills in PE (grade K-6)

This video tutorial provides a series of soccer drills designed to warm up students and improve their ball control skills. The exercises include running the ball side to side, stepping over the ball, dragging it forwards and backwards, and tapping it using the inside of the feet. These drills are suitable for use in a gym or on a field and aim to enhance students' footwork and balance. The video concludes with a prompt to subscribe for more physical education content.

Why is practicing with a soccer ball beneficial before a PE lesson?

• It improves their control and small touches of the ball.

• It helps students relax.

• It makes them run faster.

• It teaches them new tricks.

What is the first exercise mentioned for ball control?

• Kicking the ball as hard as possible.

• Dribbling the ball in a straight line.

• Balancing the ball on the head.

• Running the ball side to side using the underneath part of the feet.

In the side-to-side ball running exercise, which part of the foot is primarily used?

• The toes.

• The heel.

• The underneath part of the foot.

• The outside of the foot.

What does the step-over exercise involve?

• Kicking the ball with both feet.

• Stepping over the ball without touching it.

• Balancing the ball on the knee.

• Passing the ball to a partner.

Which exercise involves using the inside parts of both feet?

• Kicking the ball into the goal.

• Dribbling in a zigzag pattern.

• Balancing the ball on the head.

• Tapping the ball side to side.