HENBRANDT Click & Catch Ball Game Assorted Colours (Pack of 10)

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We have included games that involve both the skill of throwing and that of catching. There are several reasons for including throwing and catching games in your collection of ball activities: Spud is sort of a mash-up of dodgeball and tag. It’s a bit involved, but very fun. It requires a group of four or more players and is best played with a soft ball (something squishy, not an actual softball). Everyone is given a number. There’s a designated thrower who is tasked with tossing the ball up in the air and calling out one of the numbers.

Yep. This is the classic basketball game but reimagined for playing catch. Same rules apply. A group of players start throwing a ball around. If one player misses a catch, they get a letter. If the thrown ball is uncatchable, the thrower gets a letter. Spell horse and you’re out. The last player standing wins. 8. Underhand “Golf”

This basic version of dodgeball can be played by young children who are just learning to throw. Make sure you use a soft foam ball and instruct the children to only aim at the legs. You can play this game with just two players or many children. Have a player(s) stand in front of a wall or fence. The thrower attempts to hit the legs of the standing player(s). The standing player(s) dodge the ball and win a point if they are successful. If they manage to catch the thrown ball, they win two points. A player who is hit is out. In a large group, when only one player is left, they are declared the winner. If you have two players, they change places when there is a successful hit. You can also play for points with the first player winning 15 points declared the winner. Monster Ball

The first thing a child learns in ball handling is the overhand throw. Most children can perform an overhand throw easily. However, accuracy counts when playing most games. Use a target on a wall or the ground to increase accurate throws. Follow these eight steps, beginning slowly and increasing the pace, when teaching how to throw overhand: Have the players stand farther apart. Remember the ball loses its bouncing height and momentum on each successive bounce. The goal is to bounce the ball as many times as possible. Double Ball CatchThrowing games are not only fun, but also develop and improve a person’s life in the following ways: A fun variation on throwing and catching best played with a soft ball, this game helps increase reaction skills and keeps kids engaged. The premise is simple. Two or more people are playing catch. Before catching the ball, players must clap their hands together as many times as possible before making a catch. If they do, they get a point for every successful clap; if they fail to clap in time or drop the ball, they lose a point. First to 20 wins. 10. Bounce Catch We have a wide range of garden games to help kids make the most of summer days, from classic sports sets and giant-sized board games to role play gardening toys for tots. If your players need to have the velocity of the ball slower, have them do underhand throws. As they increase in confidence, they can try overhand throws. Spud Station 3: Have a target on the floor or ground for the thrower to hit. You can use tape to make an X.