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Introduce toddlers and young children to their first kicks!

What you'll learn

Create year-round soccer specific play programs from 3 to 4 years of age.

Design soccer session plans tailored made for preschoolers (3 to 4 years)

Learn tips and tricks to introduce and teach soccer to preschoolers

Build from scratch and manage an Early Years Soccer department or company

Requirements

No coaching experience needed. You will learn all you need to know.

Description

Each level of coaching brings its own set of challenges that are different from other levels. And coaching young children, especially toddlers, is obviously NO exception : very short attention span and undeveloped skill, the need for various fun and exciting learning games especially appropriate and designed for this age, etc. I've created this original course to help soccer coaches from all around the world to embrace those challenges."Learn how to teach Early Years Soccer" is an indoor outdoor program designed to introduce preschoolers to soccer for the first . You will be able to:- recognize the needs and characteristics of this age group in order to design highly creative and fun sessions (young children's specific attention span, motor and cognitive abilities, how to build and run a session, instructor expected behavior) ;- use a internationally proven method tailored for young children to help structure their classes ( a progressive and highly entertaining way to introduce elementary soccer and motor skills) ;- design activities with direct parents participation (why parents active participation matters and how to involve them, the importance of the child/coach/parents triangle) ;- create a year-round EYS program (what is an annual session plan why it is necessary) ;- enhance their EYS program to accompany your own students' further development (how to grow and diversify your EYS project) ;- get access to ressources such as skill cards, premade activity and session plans, templates, yearlong teaching plan and more ;- ... and RUN YOUR OWN EARLY YEARS SOCCER PROJECT!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Forewords

Lecture 2 The biggest challenges when it comes to teach soccer to young children

Lecture 3 A few words about myself

Lecture 4 What you will learn from this course.

Lecture 5 What you will be able to do after taking this course & Ressources presentation

Section 2: What Early Years Soccer is.

Lecture 6 Definition

Lecture 7 Characteristics of early childhood - Cognition

Lecture 8 Characteristics of early childhood - Socioemotional skills

Lecture 9 Characteristics of early childhood - Communication

Lecture 10 Characteristics of early childhood - Fine motor skills

Lecture 11 Characteristics of early childhood - Gross motor skills

Lecture 12 The qualities of an EYS instructor

Lecture 13 How to build an EYS session - Session key features

Lecture 14 How to build an EYS session - The importance of demonstration

Lecture 15 How to build an EYS session - Session structure

Lecture 16 Equipment

Lecture 17 Coaching tips and recommendations - Before your first session

Lecture 18 Coaching tips and recommendations - Your first session and general conditions

Lecture 19 Coaching tips and recommendations - Actual coaching tips

Section 3: A tailored made program

Lecture 20 A teaching method based on animal skill cards

Lecture 21 The cards and their variations over the year

Lecture 22 What football and motor skills for a preschooler - Soccer fundamentals

Lecture 23 What football and motor skills for a preschooler - Fundamental motor skills

Lecture 24 What football and motor skills for a preschooler - Core activities

Lecture 25 The list of animal skill cards

Section 4: The secret ingredient : the participating parent

Lecture 26 The benefits of parents involvement and active participation

Lecture 27 What if a parent does not wish to participate?

Lecture 28 Parent-child soccer activities

Section 5: The importance of lesson planning

Lecture 29 Activity sheet

Lecture 30 Session plan

Lecture 31 Yearlong plan - The necessity of a year-round program

Lecture 32 Yearlong plan - A year-round plan proposal

Lecture 33 Yearlong plan - Create your own yearlong plan

Section 6: Conclusion - How to develop further your EYS project

Lecture 34 How to develop further your EYS project - Babies, Little and Junior sections

Lecture 35 How to develop further your EYS project - Diversify venues and offers

Lecture 36 Thank you

Aspiring preschool soccer instructors who need a guidance in teachning early years players,Soccer Academy managers who want to expand their program offering,Soccer Coaches who have the desire to broaden their field of competence,Actual Preschool soccer instructors who want to add up to their kowledge or in need of problem-solving

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