TAG Sports

Tag Sports at Tall Tree Early Learning Mullaloo!
🏀 Basketball Fun During Tag Sports! 🏀

Kaya Families,
Over the past few weeks, the children have been developing their basketball skills during our Tag Sports sessions. It has been fantastic to see their excitement and confidence grow as they explored different ways to move with and control a basketball while participating in fun and engaging games.
The children practised a variety of basketball skills, including shooting the ball through a hoop, dribbling, and ball control activities. Through these experiences, they developed coordination, concentration, and confidence while learning the fundamentals of the game.
During our shooting activities, the children worked on aiming and throwing the ball towards the hoop. They learned how to judge distance, use controlled movements, and celebrate their achievements as they successfully scored baskets.
The children also enjoyed dribbling practice, where they learned to bounce the ball while moving around the playing area. This helped strengthen their hand-eye coordination, balance, and ability to control the ball while staying aware of their surroundings.
Our ball control games encouraged children to roll, pass, catch, and manoeuvre the basketball using different movements and techniques. These activities supported the development of fine and gross motor skills while promoting perseverance and problem-solving.
The physical literacy elements that were focused on this week were object manipulation, reaction time, coordination, movement with equipment, special awareness and collaboration.
The children showed wonderful enthusiasm, encouraged their peers, and demonstrated great sportsmanship throughout each session. We are incredibly proud of their efforts and the progress they have made while learning the fundamentals of basketball.
Great work, future basketball stars! 🌟🏀

Our Coach over the past 3 weeks has been Coach Ella!

Tag Sports at Tall Tree Early Learning Subiaco!

Kaya Families,

Weekly Wrap-Up: Balance and Movement 🏃‍♀️🌟

This week during our movement session, the children explored a variety of activities designed to develop their balance, coordination, and body control. They enjoyed navigating obstacle courses, balancing on beams and stepping stones, jumping, hopping, crawling, and moving in different ways to challenge their growing physical skills.

Through these experiences, the children strengthened their gross motor development, improving their balance, coordination, spatial awareness, and core strength. They learned how to control their movements, adjust their body position, and move safely and confidently through different environments.

The activities also encouraged the children to develop problem-solving skills as they worked out how to navigate obstacles and complete movement challenges. They demonstrated persistence and resilience when attempting new tasks and celebrated their successes as their confidence grew.

Socially, the children practiced turn-taking, listening to instructions, and encouraging their peers, helping to build positive relationships and a sense of teamwork. It was wonderful to see them challenge themselves, take safe risks, and enjoy being active together.

The physical literacy elements that were focused on were Stability & Balance, Reaction time, Coordination, Motor skills, Self-regulation, Confidence, Engagement & enjoyment.

We are proud of the enthusiasm and determination the children showed throughout the session and look forward to more opportunities to develop their movement skills in the weeks ahead! 🌈✨

Our Coach this week was Coach Ella!

Tag Sports at Tall Tree Early Learning Banksia Grove!

Kaya Families,

Fun Fitness – Active Learning Through Play

Over the past few weeks, the children have been enthusiastically participating in our Fun Fitness sessions, enjoying a variety of activities designed to promote movement, coordination, and confidence.

One of the children's favourite activities involved using colourful bouncy balls. They practised rolling, bouncing, throwing, catching, and balancing the balls, which helped to strengthen their hand-eye coordination, concentration, and motor skills. The bright colours also encouraged discussions about colour recognition and sorting activities, adding an extra learning element to the experience.

The children also took part in exciting obstacle courses that challenged them to jump, crawl, balance, climb, weave, and move in different ways. These activities encouraged problem-solving, body awareness, and perseverance as the children navigated each course and challenged themselves to try new movements.

The physical literacy elements that were focused on this week were Agility, Coordination, Object Manipulation, Self-Regulation, Confidence, Engagement & Enjoyment.

Throughout the sessions, the children demonstrated enthusiasm, determination, and a willingness to have a go. They supported one another, celebrated successes, and developed confidence as they mastered new physical challenges.

Our Coach over the past 3 weeks has been Coach Ella!

This week for TAG Sports at Atlantis Outside School Care Alkimos, we wrapped up our final week of fun fitness! The children enjoyed a friendly handstand and plank competition out on the grass, cheering each other on and showing amazing determination.

These activities supported a range of benefits, including building core strength, improving balance and coordination, and encouraging confidence and teamwork as the children challenged themselves and celebrated each other's efforts.

A fantastic finish to our fun fitness block — well done everyone!

TAG Sports at Atlantis Outside School Care – Yanchep Beach 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

What a fantastic finish to our 3-week Skipping Program! The children showed great enthusiasm while developing their coordination, balance, rhythm, confidence, and perseverance.

A huge congratulations to Ida, Hudson, Everly, Luca, Finn, Hunter, Brody, and Jacob on achieving their first skips through the last three weeks! ⭐

Thank you to all of our Captains of the Week for their leadership and encouragement throughout the program.

Next week, we’re excited to begin our Tennis Program and continue building skills, confidence, and teamwork through fun and active games.

Coach Maria 😊

Tag Sports at Tall Tree Early Learning Manning!

Kaya Families,

Tag Sports – Softball Fun Over the Past 3 Weeks

Over the past three weeks, the children have been participating in softball sessions as part of our Tag Sports program. They have thoroughly enjoyed learning new skills and challenging themselves through a variety of fun games and activities.

Throughout the sessions, the children explored the fundamental skills of softball, including throwing, catching, batting, and teamwork. They practised holding and swinging the bat safely, aiming at targets, catching balls of different sizes, and working together during team challenges.
The children demonstrated increasing confidence as they developed their hand-eye coordination, balance, and gross motor skills. Many showed persistence when learning new techniques and celebrated their achievements as their skills improved each week.

In addition to physical development, the softball program provided valuable opportunities for social learning. The children practised taking turns, following instructions, encouraging their peers, and working cooperatively as part of a team. They also learned about sportsmanship, fairness, and the importance of supporting one another.
The physical literacy elements that were focused on were Reaction Time, Movement skills, Hand-eye coordination, Confidence, Moving with equipment, Content knowledge.

It has been wonderful to see the children's enthusiasm and growing confidence throughout the program. We are proud of the effort they have shown and the positive attitudes they have brought to each session.

Our Coach the past 3 weeks has been Coach Ella!



Here are some photos from Tag Sports !

Tag Sports at Tall Tree Early Learning Landsdale!

Kaya Families,

🏃‍♀️ Athletics Fun During Tag Sports! 🏃‍♂️

Over the past three weeks, the children have been exploring a variety of athletics activities during our Tag Sports sessions. It has been wonderful to see their enthusiasm, determination, and growing confidence as they developed new skills through active play and teamwork.

The children participated in a range of games and challenges, including obstacle courses, Shark in the Middle, and ball skills activities. These experiences provided opportunities for children to practise running, jumping, balancing, throwing, catching, and moving safely through different spaces.

Through the obstacle courses, the children worked on their gross motor skills, coordination, balance, and body awareness. They enjoyed challenging themselves to complete each course and demonstrated persistence as they tried new movements and techniques.

During Shark in the Middle, children practised listening and responding to instructions, spatial awareness, and quick decision-making. The game encouraged them to think strategically while developing their agility and confidence in movement.

Our ball skills activities focused on throwing, catching, rolling, and aiming. These experiences helped children strengthen their hand-eye coordination, concentration, and control while learning the importance of taking turns, encouraging others, and working cooperatively.

The physical literacy elements that were focused on this week were Agility & Balance, Speed, Coordination, Reaction time, Self-regulation, Confidence, Cardiovascular endurance.

We are so proud of the effort and positive attitudes the children have shown over the past three weeks. They have embraced each activity with excitement and have continued to support and encourage one another while building their physical skills and confidence.

Well done, athletes! 🌟

Our Coach over the past 3 weeks was Coach Ella!

Tag Sports at Tall Tree Early learning Mullaloo!

Kaya Families,
Basketball Skills with Tag Sports 🏀

This week during Tag Sports, the children participated in an engaging basketball session where they explored a range of fundamental basketball skills through fun games and activities. The children practised dribbling, passing, catching, and shooting while learning how to work together as a team.

Throughout the session, the children showed enthusiasm and persistence as they developed their hand-eye coordination, balance, and ball control. They listened carefully to instructions, took turns, and encouraged their peers, demonstrating positive sportsmanship and teamwork.

Through these basketball experiences, the children learnt the importance of cooperation, communication, and perseverance. They discovered that practice helps improve their skills and that working together can help achieve shared goals. The children also built confidence as they challenged themselves to try new skills and celebrate their achievements.

The physical literacy elements that were focused on this week were Object manipulation, Agility, Coordination, Movement with equipment and Self Awareness.

It was wonderful to see the children's excitement as they participated in the activities and supported one another. We look forward to continuing to develop their physical skills, confidence, and love of active play through future Tag Sports sessions. 🏀⭐😊

Our Coach this week was Coach Ella!



Here are some photos from Tag Sports!

Tag Sports at Tall Tree Early Learning Subiaco!

Kaya Families,

Weekly Wrap-Up: Balance and Movement 🏃‍♀️🌟

This week during our movement session, the children explored a variety of activities designed to develop their balance, coordination, and body control. They enjoyed navigating obstacle courses, balancing on beams and stepping stones, jumping, hopping, crawling, and moving in different ways to challenge their growing physical skills.

Through these experiences, the children strengthened their gross motor development, improving their balance, coordination, spatial awareness, and core strength. They learned how to control their movements, adjust their body position, and move safely and confidently through different environments.

The activities also encouraged the children to develop problem-solving skills as they worked out how to navigate obstacles and complete movement challenges. They demonstrated persistence and resilience when attempting new tasks and celebrated their successes as their confidence grew.

Socially, the children practiced turn-taking, listening to instructions, and encouraging their peers, helping to build positive relationships and a sense of teamwork. It was wonderful to see them challenge themselves, take safe risks, and enjoy being active together.

The physical literacy elements that were focused on were Stability & Balance, Reaction time, Coordination, Motor skills, Self-regulation, Confidence, Engagement & enjoyment.

We are proud of the enthusiasm and determination the children showed throughout the session and look forward to more opportunities to develop their movement skills in the weeks ahead! 🌈✨