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Thinking of playing basketball but have limited players and even space? Here’s the answer to that: three-on-three basketball! Learn all about it in this activity and play it with your classmates as well.
In this activity, the students will familiarize themselves with three-on-three basketball. They will learn its mechanics– how it’s different from regular basketball– and apply their learnings in an actual game.
Has it ever crossed your mind how Ted Williams and Babe Ruth became the great baseball players that they were? You may be a step forward following their footsteps as you pay attention to this lesson.
Basketball is, indeed, a popular game, especially in the country. Would you like to follow the footsteps of Lebron James and Stephen Curry? You must shoot the ball from all points in the court first!
Aren’t you curious why basketball courts look the same? What are its parts called and what are the reasons why they are positioned as they are? Unravel the answers to these questions in this activity.
According to Don Meyer, self-defense involves courage, energy, and intelligence. All of these characteristics will be embodied by the students as they engage in various martial arts related activities.
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