Basketball Day / Cone Dribble Relay
Cone Dribble Relay
Teams dribble a basketball in and out of cones and back, building ball control and teamwork in a fast relay.
How to run it
- Set up a line of cones for each team.
- Demonstrate dribbling with fingertips while keeping the head up.
- Each player dribbles through the cones and back.
- Pass the ball to the next player in line.
- Repeat with the non-dominant hand for a challenge.
You will need
- basketballs
- cones
Make it easier or harderYounger children can walk the course; older children can dribble with either hand.
SafetyWorks outdoors or in a school hall or indoor court; use a softer ball indoors. Use a flat court and leave space between teams.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 3Children develop ball skills, fitness and team spirit.
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