Lacrosse Flashcard for Preschoolers
A stick with a net pocket at the end — lacrosse is the old, fast game of catching the ball in the stick and carrying it like a nest.
Say it together
“Lacrosse sticks have a little net basket! We scoop the ball up, hold it in the net, and run — then throw it to a friend.”
Say it naturally, then wait. Whatever comes back — the word, the sound, a point, a giggle — is the right answer.
Try this
A small net bag, a scooper or even a large spoon: scoop a soft ball off the floor, jog a lap without dropping it, then toss it into a bucket. Scooping off the ground is a genuine catching skill — from below.
Quick parent note
Lacrosse flips catching upside-down: the net catches from underneath. Children who struggle with hand-catches often shine here — the stick does the catching while the eyes learn to track.
Teach it, step by step
Want the full walkthrough? Open the Lacrosse lesson on the Learning Path.
From the Sports, Movement & Play (Class 37) class on the Learning Path.
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