Name of teaching material
Target |
Younger and older children who have difficulty hitting a balloon quickly and accurately along to the balloon movement. (elementary, lower secondary, and upper secondary divisions) |
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Disability category | physically challenged |
Teaching units / Applicable scenes | physical education activities for independent living |
Specific purposes |
To improve the ability to handle a ball through games and ball games by: • hitting the balloon firmly • hitting a target with the balloon Applies to: • middle grades of elementary school: playing games • late grades of elementary school: ball games → net sports • junior high school: ball sports → net sports |
Considerations for disability characteristics | The device is used to position the balloon in a location where the children can easily hit it. (In an unhurried manner, they can check the balloon’s movement and the point where it hits the target.) |
Expected effects and results | Younger and older children could repeatedly practice the correct way of hitting the balloon until they mastered it. |
How to use |
1. Place the balloon, which is attached to the tip of a rod, in the appropriate position where the child can easily hit it. 2. Have the child check their hitting motion unhurriedly so that they can master the correct way of hitting. 3. Shift the hitting point from right to left and up and down as needed, and have the child practice hitting. Note: The length of the string can be adjusted by wrapping the string around the rod. |
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