Elementary soccer games

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Cat and Mouse is a fun soccer game for young players that focuses on dribbling and running with the ball

Soccer Ping Pong A soccer game that meshes aspects of tennis and volleyball will be a hit with players - all while building technical skills like juggling and first touch. Print/Download This Drill Basic Information Age Group: (5-7yrs) (8-11yrs)

This game is a great activity for students to practice their soccer dribbling control as well as their passing/kicking accuracy. The game is played with any amount of teams (I play with 4) that start at one end of the gym. To set the game up, you will need to set up cones for teams to start at and lay down hula hoops on the ground (dangerous trees) on only that half of the gym. On the other half of the gym, you will need to have at least two goals/nets set up for students to aim at. When the…

While teaching soccer to kids can be challenging, especially when teaching young children, some fun soccer games for kids help get them excited to learn.

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This fun PE game is a cross between baseball and soccer. It's perfect for elementary kids learning skills like dribbling, punting and trapping.