Learning activity 2.

A. How to perform the following basics skills?

1. Forearm Pass
- Two flat elbow and one close arm and one cover in the close arm, this are the correct
way to set/ receive a forearm pass. The body must move toward the direction of ball
and bend the knee to receive a perfect set of receiving.
2. Overhand Pass/ Toss
- Overhand pass or toss, the hand must be a diamond shape to receive a good bounce of
ball, the elbow must be out, not too tight and not to wide, the ball must be over the
head when setting or receiving.
3. Underhand and overhand serve
- Underhand serve must be done outside in the court line, you must face the net slightly
sideway and your knee must be bend slightly, then hold the ball in line with your other
hand at the height of your hips and your other hand must be bend 45 degree under the
ball from back to front. Overhand serve your hand must be toss the ball in the air and in
line with your other arm and your other must be hit the ball in the center with a flat
hand.

Activity 1. Fill in the blank letter to complete the skill or a player specialization.

1. Set
2. Attack
3. Block
4. Hitter
5. Libero

Essential question:

1. What are the different basic skills in volleyball?

- Serving, passing (forearm underhand passing), setting (overhead passing), attack options
(hitting/ spiking), blocking (from attack and defense position) and defensive skills
(rolling/sliding).
2. How to execute the different basic skills in volleyball?
- The serving start the rally and is the most important skill. Passing, serving, setting,
spiking, blocking and digging are the six basic skills of volley ball to execute.
Multiple choice. Write the letter of your answer on the space provide before each number. 5 items for 2
points each. Total 10 points.

1. In Volleyball, it is an overhand serve where the ball is hit with no spin so that its path becomes
unpredictable.
- C. Float
2. This is usually the second contact a team makes with the ball.
- D. Set
3. This skill is also called reception.
- C. Pass
4. The main goal of these skill is to put the ball in the air in such a way that it can be driven by an
attack into the opponent’s court.
- D. Set
5. It is an overhand serve where the ball is first tossed high in the air, then the player makes a
timed approach and jumps to make contact with the ball, hitting it with much pace and topspin.
- D. Jump Serve