Strategic Passing & Tournament Prep
Netball
•Year 4
•6 Lessons
This unit develops Year 4 students into confident netball players who can think strategically under pressure and contribute meaningfully to team success. The focus shifts from basic skill execution to tactical decision-making, combining technical proficiency with game intelligence and leadership responsibilities including officiating.
Lessons in This Unit
6 lessons in this unit
Lesson 1
Big Question:
How can we send a netball accurately when defenders are trying to intercept our passes?
Key Objectives:
- • To send a netball accurately using four different passing techniques
- • To pass a netball under defensive pressure within the 3-second rule
Lesson 2
Big Question:
How can I outsmart a defender to keep possession of the ball?
Key Objectives:
- • To pass a netball effectively to beat a defender using quick passing, feinting, or 'giving the eyes'
- • To defend individually and as part of a team using correct positioning and movement
Lesson 3
Big Question:
How can attacking players work together to create space and scoring opportunities?
Key Objectives:
- • To develop fluid positioning and movement in attack
- • To understand the importance of passing ahead of moving teammates
Lesson 4
Big Question:
How can mastering shooting technique help me contribute effectively to my team's attacking play?
Key Objectives:
- • To demonstrate correct netball shooting technique with consistency
- • To apply shooting skills effectively in game situations
Lesson 5
Big Question:
How can I contribute to a successful netball game both as a player and through other important roles?
Key Objectives:
- • To play a game of High 5 Netball whilst abiding by the rules
- • To take on multiple roles within the game including officiating
Lesson 6
Big Question:
How can we combine individual tracking skills with team strategies to succeed in competitive netball?
Key Objectives:
- • To track an opponent effectively during game play
- • To demonstrate understanding of netball rules through officiating