What ball games are there in kindergarten?

Every baby is the hope and future of the family, and many parents have protected their children very well since they were very young. However, while protecting the children, we should also cultivate their interests and hobbies. There are many ball sports in kindergartens. We should choose safer ones and not let children get involved in dangerous ball sports. Next, let us learn about what ball sports are there in kindergartens?

Playing against the wall

Let the child hold a small ball in his hand, stand 1 to 2 meters away from the wall facing the wall, throw the ball towards the wall with his own force, let the ball bounce back, and try to catch the bouncing ball.

Playing ball against the wall can cultivate children's ability to control and use moving objects in external life. At the same time, in the process of throwing and catching the ball, children's dominant hand can be trained, which is especially beneficial to the differentiation of both sides of the brain, making the body image more accurate and improving the feedback inside the brain. When throwing and catching the ball, use vision and hearing to judge the direction and speed of the bouncing ball, move your feet to change your body position, change your body posture and stretch out your hands to catch the ball. This is a quick judgment and reaction action made by integrating various senses, which can improve the neural feedback inside the brain, make the body image more accurate, and thus enhance the ability to use the body.

Kick the ball against the wall

Let the child stand facing the wall, kick the ball with his feet, catch or kick the rebounding ball with his feet. Kicking the ball against the wall is a more precise activity than hitting the ball against the wall. It not only requires the use of vision and hearing to judge the direction and speed of the rebounding ball, and move the feet to change the body position, but also requires bringing the body to the appropriate position and then steadying the feet before kicking the ball out with the feet. This activity requires an appropriate body image to complete and will also promote a more refined body image, which will go a long way in promoting the ability to plan higher level movements.

Bounce

Teach your child to throw the ball to the ground, and then hit it when it bounces off the ground to see how many times it can bounce. For a child who is just starting to practice bouncing a ball, he can be allowed to run after the ball as long as he can catch the bouncing ball. After he becomes gradually proficient, the difficulty can be increased by requiring him to stand in place and bounce the ball, or to bounce only with specified hands, or to bounce with both hands alternately, or to bounce while standing on a balance board, etc.

Volleyball, tennis, table tennis, badminton, etc.

As the child's balance and athletic ability improve, he can be encouraged to participate in various ball games, such as volleyball, tennis, table tennis, badminton, etc., especially volleyball, tennis and badminton, which can be played against each other or practiced against a wall.

There are many types of balls and ways to play with them. Balls are very popular toys and sports equipment among children, and play an irreplaceable role in the growth of children's sensory integration ability. Soon after your baby is born, you can play with a ball.

1. Rolling the ball: After the child can sit up, the mother rolls the ball toward the child from the opposite side, letting the child catch it and then roll it toward the mother. At first, the child may not know how to roll it out, so the mother should demonstrate patiently;

2. Kicking the ball: The mother holds the child and lets him kick the ball with his feet;

3. Throwing a ball: Place a paper box not far from the child, and throw the ball into the box with the child;

4. The mother and the child stand face to face, let the child throw the ball to you, and then you throw it to the child. At the beginning, you can be a little closer, let the child open his hands, and try to throw the ball to the child.

In the process of children's growth, parents occupy an important position, so they should play an active role in guiding their children. Of course, before guiding their children, it is best to understand kindergarten ball sports so that they can better teach their children. Educating children is a big issue, and parents need to pay attention to many issues, so they need to continue learning.