SOCCER

INTRODUCTION: Soccer, which is called football, is a field game that´s played with a ball. To play, two teams are assembled on the field. Each team has a goal, a metal frame covered with a big net, that is located behind its team members.
OBJETIVES: the teams need to score in the enemy score goal. The goalkeepers are the only players allowed to touch the ball with their hands or arms while it´s in play and then only in their penalty area.

CONTENTS:  Refer at field; there are the different parts of the soccer field.

• Sidelines
• goal lines
• penalty areas
• goal area
• penalty spot
• penalty arc 
• cornervarc
• corner circle
  
• center spot 
• midfield line 

 The proper technique for shooting requires the following steps: The balancing foot should be slightly bent. The kicking foot's ankle should be locked at impact with the ball's center. To keep the shot low, head, chest and shoulders should be over the ball. For added power, stay compact over the ball, follow through and land on the kicking foot. To accomplish the above described position the head must be down at impact. Looking up will cause a loss of power and accuracy as well as a high trajectory. Properly executed shots are taken with the body staying compact over the ball. The target is seen through peripheral vision or is kept in memory. When dribbling, on the other hand, the head should be kept up, quick glances at the ball are fine, but one should mostly use peripheral vision to keep track of the ball. Keeping the head down (during a kick) also works because the player's focus is much narrower when kicking as compared to dribbling.

  ACTIVITIES: With soccer there a lot of activities to do childrens; below shows an activity.

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