• The Serves • How to teach volleyball skills at elementary school

This video tutorial covers the fundamentals of teaching volleyball serves to children, focusing on both underarm and overarm techniques. The instructor provides step-by-step guidance on how to perform each serve, emphasizing proper form and technique. The video also includes tips for helping students practice effectively and improve their skills. Additional resources are mentioned for further learning and teaching volleyball to grades 3 to 6.

What is the key posture for performing an underarm serve?

• Holding the ball above the head

• Keeping arms straight in front

• Bending the knees deeply

• Standing on one leg

Why is it important to take a big step during an underarm serve?

• To maintain balance

• To increase power

• To confuse the opponent

• To reduce the risk of injury

In the overarm serve, what is the initial stance called?

• Spike position

• Archer stance

• Warrior pose

• Elephant trunk pose

What should players focus on when hitting the ball in an overarm serve?

• Hitting it from the side

• Hitting it as low as possible

• Hitting it with a closed fist

• Hitting it with a spread-out hand

What additional resources are available for teaching volleyball to grades 3 to 6?

• A guide to professional volleyball leagues

• A book on volleyball history

• A video series on advanced techniques

• A packet with over 30 skills and games