Skill & relay drill: Step-overs | Soccer skills in PE (grade K-6)

The video tutorial teaches students how to perform step-overs, a soccer skill, starting from a stationary position. It emphasizes practicing with both feet and increasing speed. The tutorial progresses to a more advanced drill using a zig-zag of cones, where students step over the ball at each cone and dribble to the next, focusing on precision and control.

What is the primary objective when practicing step-overs from a stationary position?

• To pass the ball to a teammate

• To dribble the ball quickly

• To step over the ball without touching it

• To kick the ball as far as possible

When practicing step-overs with cones, what should you avoid doing?

• Touching the cones

• Using only one foot

• Kicking the ball

• Standing still

What is the sequence of actions when performing step-overs with cones?

• Kick the ball, then step over it

• Step over the ball, then dribble to the next cone

• Step over the ball, then kick it

• Dribble to the cone, then step over the ball

What should you focus on when returning to the start after dribbling through the cones?

• Small touches

• Running fast

• Standing still

• Large kicks

What is the final step in the practice routine described in the video?

• Kicking the ball into a goal

• Standing still and resting

• Returning to the start with small touches

• Passing the ball to a partner