21●Fromthesecondinningandthereafter,thebattingsideresumesfromthesituationthatexistedattheendofthepreviousinning.llirD • pu-mraWemaG24Children canʼt throw with much strength.(☞ pgs. 26-27)Tolearntheflowofthegame,theoffensiveplayersfirsttosstheballunderhand.Aftertheygetusedtotheaction,theycanadvancetooverhandthrowingandthenbatting.●Theplayerwhohits(throws)theballmustrunthebases.Teams●Whenabatterorrunnerstopsatabase,heorshestaysthereasa●Ifarunnerpassesanotherrunnerorahitballiscaughtintheair,theplayerisout.Insuchcases,therunnersgobacktotheiroriginalbases.tradesideswhenallplayersononeteamhavebatted.runner.Onepointisscoredwhenarunnertoucheshome.PeriodPlayers on defense make judgments about the movements of multiple runners and try to tag them out. Runners on offense score points by stopping at or returning to bases to avoid being tagged out while also being careful not to pass the runners in front of them.Good practice exercises when:1st sessionSelf-catchingChildren canʼt catch fly balls well.(☞ pg. 26)Underhand tossingBattingOverhand throwingBat pointsIffourplayersplacetheirbatinthebatpointzone,givetheteamanadditionalpoint.Addtheadditionalpointsattheendofthegame.2nd sessionPartner-to-partner catching (fly balls)Generating power (throwing)Good practice exercises when:I’ve got to get back!Wait!3rd sessionOffense rulesWait!4th sessionThrowing with strengthStop at third!0 min.20 min.45 min.Course Unit Plan:6th GradeScore-at-home game
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