All three players will have three cones infront of them. They can only recieve and pass the ball once they reach one of the cones. The students will need to think about where they can move to and who they can pass the ball to because in a real situation the cones could be a defender. This is effective as it helps the children be aware of the space around them and how quickly they need to recieve and realise the ball and move.
Spacial awarness Quick passes Staying focused on and off the ball Good listening skills Good movement
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