#stayhomestayactive PRACTICE DEVELOP #PEatHome1 Now try using your hand to Roll-a-Ball Skittles roll the ball into a space in EXPLORE front of you. Chase after it You will need to find 6 more objects for this and pick it up. Try doing this activity. Empty plastic bottles, milk cartons or You’ll need a ball or you over a short distance and cardboard tubes are perfect but anything tall can use a small soft toy, and narrow will work. then over a longer distance. or a pair of rolled up socks. Arrange your ‘skittles’ into a small Ask someone to help you group and stand a short distance away. Bright ideas: now. Could you roll your ball Roll your ball at your skittles. - Can you roll your ‘ball’ along the to them so they can stop it How many can you hit or knock down and pick it up? with your ball? Count each skittle that floor using different parts of your you knock down or hit. body? Try using your foot, hand,

knee, elbow or nose! What other body Stand further away if you knock parts could you use? them all down. Challenge someone Expressive Arts and Design Personal, Social and to play a game with you. Emotional Development Sit on the floor with your ball. Some people at matches play musical - Can you roll it down different parts instruments to make an exciting atmosphere. Talk to someone in your home of your body – your legs, arms or about which activity you really your back maybe? Can you make your own musical instrument enjoyed. Can you say why you at home? A simple way is to fill an empty enjoyed it? bottle with some grains of rice. You don’t Parent’s Tip! have to use rice – anything small that makes a CRICKET - Now can you roll your ball under Talk about which activity you Encourage your child to be your body and through your legs? great sound when shaken is fine. thought you were good at, and creative in the ‘explore’ task. – Or use an empty container or box as a drum. say why. Allow them to be confident Could you do this You can tap rhythms with your hands or use a handling and moving the ball. standing up? spoon! Then talk about other activities What sounds can you make? that you think you are brilliant at Help your child to roll accurately Keep looking at the ball as Can you shake or tap along to your favourite doing! at the skittles by looking at the songs? target, bending their knees and you explore these skills. standing slightly sideways on. Swing their arm so that it ends @KESSPB Where can I find out more about Cricket? up pointing at the target. @awhitehousePE http://moseleycc.co.uk/ Make sure you have enough safe https://suttoncoldfieldcricketclub.weebly.com/ space to complete the tasks! PE at Home at Home PE @SarahLayPE https://walmleysportsclub.co.uk/ EYFS #stayhomestayactive PRACTICE DEVELOP French Cricket #PEatHome1 You will need a safe space and a ‘tee’ for this activity. Your tee can be a You will need your tennis racket, or toilet roll or the cardboard roll inside. ‘striking object,’ a soft ball or pair of socks and your EXPLORE family to play with you! Practice ‘striking’ your ball off the tee One player stands with their legs together and holds You will need:- with your bat. the bat in front of them to protect their legs. 1. A cricket bat, tennis Don’t take your bat too far behind Another player takes the ball and bowls it to the batter, racket or any bat or item you, as you come forwards, try to trying to hit the legs below the knees. that is safe to use strike the ball off the tee without 2. A soft ball or rolled up knocking it over. All other players space out around the batter. pair of socks Once you have mastered off The batter is out if the ball hits their legs below the your tee, ask one of your family if Bright ideas: knees or if they are out. If this happens, swap they will roll the ball to you and see if the batter. you can hit it back. - Use your bat to take your ball on If the batter hits the ball they can turn a journey. Make sure you are around to face the next bowler. holding the bat with two hands. The next ball must be bowled from Dribble the ball around your space, Mathematics Challenge! DT Challenge! wherever it lands. keeping it under control Use a ruler to measure the length of each A cricket bat is a special piece of The batter scores a point cricket bat to the nearest centimeter (cm) equipment, designed to help the for every ball hit. - Still holding your bat with two batsman hit the ball as far as possible A. hands, can you balance your ball Bats are usually made of a cane on your bat? Can you bounce the handle attached to a flat-fronted willow-wood blade ball on your bat as many times as B. Parent’s Tip!

CRICKET possible without it dropping off? Using the link below, can you trace or Help your child to get a copy the cricket bat and label each of comfortable grip on the bat, – - Make sure you are in a safe C. the parts? because this is cricket they https://coloringhome.com/coloring- should use two hands space, put the ball on the floor in page/1815246?album=coloring-page-of-bat- together with right hand below front of your bat. Can you strike D. and-ball the left (right handers). the ball forwards along the Encourage your child to keep Can you design and colour your bat to CHALLENGE watching the ball. ground? make it look very special? You may Get them to aim along the Put the cricket bats in order from want to put your name or draw your smallest to largest favourite animal on to it ground so they cannot be caught out. @KESSPB Where can I find out more about Cricket? http://moseleycc.co.uk/ @awhitehousePE https://suttoncoldfieldcricketclub.weebly.com/ Make sure your space is safe and that there is no one in front or behind you when completing your striking tasks. PE at Home at Home PE @SarahLayPE https://walmleysportsclub.co.uk/ KS1 #stayhomestayactive PRACTICE DEVELOP #PEatHome1 You’ll need a little bit of space to move in for this next activity. in cricket and being able to throw accurately at the stumps is an Put the ball on the floor. Practice important part of the game. EXPLORE picking it up quickly so that you have a secure grasp on the ball. You are going to develop a ‘turn and Now put the ball on the floor. Practice throw’ game to improve your You’ll need a ball or you can running in and picking it up quickly, so accuracy at this. use a small soft toy, or a pair that you have it under control ready to Start with a still ball on the floor. of rolled up socks. throw. Find something to use as a target Ask someone to help you or roll it (stumps) and put that behind you a yourself if you need to. Practice running short distance away. Bright ideas: towards a rolling ball, pick it up swiftly Practice picking the ball up quickly, - Pass the ball around different parts of and keep good control ready to turning and throwing at the ‘stumps’ throw in to the stumps. your body – try your head, waist, knees and ankles. Try a different size of target. Try going both ways around your body. Devise a simple scoring system. Which was harder? Why? Geography Challenge! Maths Challenge! In England there are 18 County In cricket you can score 4 runs when a hit What could you do to Cricket Clubs. ball reaches the boundary and 6 runs when improve the accuracy - Pass the ball in a figure of 8 through it reaches the boundary without touching of your throw? your legs. Do this around knee height. Warwickshire the floor. Go both ways. How quickly can you do County Cricket Try this cricket runs maths problem. this without dropping the ball? Club’s home ground is in A cricket team scores 48 runs in a Birmingham. game made up entirely of 4s and 6s. Parent’s Tip!

CRICKET Can you flick the ball under your legs Encourage your child to and up behind you? Make sure you Find out: ‘play’ with the ball in the – What are all of the possible ways have enough space to do this * Which other counties have County that this score can be achieved? explore phase to develop safely! Cricket Clubs. their ball handling skills. * Which city or town the home ? x 4s and ? x 6s = 48 Now can you do it and turn ground is in. How many ways did you find? round quickly to catch it! Talk to your child about * Find these counties and how they could improve Extra Challenge: For each possibility what is cities/towns on a map of England. their throw accuracy in the the fraction of 4s and 6s? Can you show each fraction in its simplest form? develop phase. @KESSPB Where can I find out more about Cricket? @awhitehousePE http://moseleycc.co.uk/ https://suttoncoldfieldcricketclub.weebly.com/ Make sure the space is safe and away from hazards when

PE at Home at Home PE @SarahLayPE KS2 https://walmleysportsclub.co.uk/ completing your throwing tasks. #stayhomestayactive DEVELOP PRACTICE #PEatHome1 Can you now start to practice hitting the Find someone in your home to help ball at an angle? you with this challenge. EXPLORE Place 5 objects down at different angles Batter Bowler from the batter. Can you hit these objects at different angles when the ball is bowled to you? Find a ball and a bat. Your bat Stand a distance away from the bowler. The bowler can be any size. will bowl as many underarm balls as they can in 1 Batter minute and the batter will hit the ball straight back Tip – the bigger the surface to the bowler on the floor. area of the bat, the easier these Can you research different types of shots and tasks will be! Be careful – If you hit the ball practice them; drive, hook, pull, cut. straight back to the bowler and they catch it, you will be out Stand a distance away from a wall and put the The England men’s cricket team are the current and you will have to start again! ball on the floor. Can you hit the ball from the world champions. floor, onto the wall and back again? Can you find out who the England batters Bright ideas: were in the team for the final against New Zealand, and 1 fact about them each. - Can you always hit the same point on the wall? Geography Challenge! Maths Challenge - Can you hit different points of the The Bangladesh test Ben Stokes played 11 matches in wall? cricket team are currently the cricket world cup. These were Get a family member to drop the ball ranked 10th in the world. his scores: at shoulder height onto the floor. - Can you hit the ball further up the Bangladesh suffers severe 89 13 6 10 2 82 wall? flooding every year – the - Draw 3 circles / put 3 marks on the floods in 2007 made 9 89 79 11 0 84 wall. Can you hit them with the million people homeless. Parent’s Tip! CRICKET ball? - How many runs in total did For each challenge, - Can you identify 4 causes of the flooding in Stokes score over the whole – try to use different Try switching your hands over on Bangladesh? competition? types of shot when the bat. Is this easier or harder? - Can you describe 4 short term impacts of - Can you work out the mean, hitting the ball back to the flooding? Practice all these skills with both median and mode scores for the bowler. - Can you describe 2 long term responses to Ben Stokes? hands at the top of the bat – which the flooding. To make these tasks way round is easier? - What is the range of Stokes’ easier, use a bat with scores? a bigger surface area.

@KESSPB Where can I find out more about Cricket? @awhitehousePE http://moseleycc.co.uk/ Make sure you have enough https://suttoncoldfieldcricketclub.weebly.com/ room to complete the tasks! KS3 PE at Home at Home PE @SarahLayPE https://walmleysportsclub.co.uk/ #stayhomestayactive PRACTICE DEVELOP #PEatHome1 You will need some cricket stumps for this challenge or three objects. The Can you look at the technique for smaller the objects, the more difficult different types of ? EXPLORE this task is to complete! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ljUhV hK6W4 Stand a distance away form the Find a member of you family to stumps / objects. You have 1 minute Can you practice some of these techniques help you. You will need any to hit all three stumps. Once you bowling at the stumps? ball. have hit a stump, remove it. - Fast bowling - Spin bowling Can you complete this task using underarm - Yorkers Stand a distance away from the other and overarm bowling? person. Can you throw the ball - Bouncers backwards and forwards to each other Can you challenge Can you research which cricketers use these without dropping it? someone else to beat different types of bowling techniques? your time? How many different ways can you think of to throw England won the women’s cricket / bowl the ball to your partner? world cup in 2017. Can you find out the names of the England bowlers in the team and 1 fact about them? Bright ideas: PSHE Challenge! History Challenge - Can you use an underarm bowl? England Cricket have many different teams Heather Knight is the current England - Can you use an overarm bowl? including the Deaf England Cricket team: Women’s Cricket captain. Part of her - Can you throw the ball from the side of your https://www.ecb.co.uk/video/930016/what-s- role is to display good leadership. body? involved-in-representing-england-at-deaf-cricket- ?tagNames=England%20Disability Elizabeth I came to the English throne in 1558. Can you learn some simple sign language What were the strengths of Elizabeth I when she Parent’s Tip!

CRICKET which would help you communicate with people who are deaf? became queen, and what Place the stumps

– were the problems? further away to make this task more Can you describe where Elizabeth I challenging! demonstrated effective leadership Make the objects larger Use both hands when during her reign? Think about: to make this task exploring these skills – which MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS easier. do you find easier to use? SPANISH ARMADA THREAT OF FRANCE ELIZABETH’S PERSONALITY @KESSPB Where can I find out more about Cricket? @awhitehousePE http://moseleycc.co.uk/ https://suttoncoldfieldcricketclub.weebly.com/ Make sure you have enough room KS4 to complete the tasks! PE at Home at Home PE @SarahLayPE https://walmleysportsclub.co.uk/