Year 4 Tag Rugby

4 Units · 26 Lessons · 110 Activities

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Partner activity practicing controlled ball carrying and proper try scoring technique
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Focused practice of defensive positioning and tagging technique in 1v1 situations
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Competitive one-on-one activity developing both attacking evasion and defensive tagging skills
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Two attackers work together to beat one defender by creating and using space effectively
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Structured practice of support play and space creation in 2 versus 1 situations
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Small group defensive practice focusing on teamwork and communication
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Small-sided game where three attackers must complete passes and score while one defender tries to make tags and win possession
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Small-sided game where attackers must exploit space in a zoned area against fewer defenders
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Small-sided tag rugby games with referee to develop game understanding
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Small-sided attacking game where four players try to score against one defender using width and support
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Small-sided attacking game developing numerical advantage usage, width in attack and defensive pressure
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Small-sided game where attackers use passing to score tries while defenders tag and intercept
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Structured game teaching attackers to exploit numerical advantage through tactical play
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Small-sided tag rugby game focusing on applying dodging skills in game context
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Modified tag rugby game with numerical advantage to emphasise space exploitation and tactical play
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Full game application allowing students to demonstrate all learned skills in realistic match conditions
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Dynamic warm-up where students pass balls on command while maintaining continuous movement
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Dynamic warm-up where students continuously move and pass balls on command
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Circle passing game where students race against a runner to complete 12 passes
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Pairs practice legal rugby passing while moving, with one partner always staying behind the ball carrier
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Individual ball control activity using different body parts to keep ball in air
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Students sit in circle to discuss and reflect on differences between rugby balls and other balls
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Dynamic warm-up activity where students practice fundamental ball handling skills including hand-to-hand passing, throwing and catching, and partner exchanges while moving around a defined area
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Dynamic warm-up using numbered commands to practice various ball handling skills while moving
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