How to arrange the order of soft volleyball teaching content in primary school more reasonably?

In the mid-80s, soft volleyball was born in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, and soon became a sports activity for the elderly and families in Japan, and quickly spread to Japanese primary and secondary schools with its unique charm. In February 1988, the Japan Volleyball Association established the rules for soft volleyball. In 1992, soft volleyball was introduced into Japanese schools as part of the physical education curriculum in elementary and junior high schools.

In April 1993, the Japan Beach Soft Volleyball Association was established as a separate one. Since then, soft volleyball has become widely popular in Japan and abroad. At present, soft volleyball has been widely carried out in Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Italy, the United States and other countries.

In August 1995, soft volleyball began to enter China.

Since 2000, under the vigorous advocacy and organization of the Chinese Volleyball Association and the Volleyball Sports Management Center of the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China, and under the strong promotion of the Ministry of Education, soft volleyball has been planned and organized in China, especially in universities, middle schools, primary schools and social organizations. Multi-level soft volleyball training courses and soft volleyball competitions have been held, and soft volleyball has been vigorously promoted and developed. Soft volleyball is booming in China.

I think it may be because volleyball itself is not very popular, and soft volleyball is even worse, because it is not easy to master than volleyball, and it cannot be played without a certain foundation, it can only be a kind of entertainment.

Soft volleyball is made of soft rubber, the weight of the ball is about 210 grams, the circumference is 66 centimeters, when playing, volleyball techniques and diversified hitting actions can be used, it is composed of two categories: "soft volleyball game" and "soft volleyball competition". It has three characteristics:

1. Because its ball is soft, light in weight and has low air pressure, it will not bruise your fingers and have a sense of security;

2. The flying speed of the ball is slower than that of leather volleyball, so it is not easy to land and is fun to play;

3. The rules and courts of soft volleyball are relatively simple and have strong operability.

Therefore, the development of soft volleyball is not limited by age, gender, physique and skills, and everyone can participate, which can not only enrich the fitness method, but also expand the sports population of volleyball.

In 1996, Gao Shenyang, director of the Volleyball Division of the National Sports Commission, announced that the Chinese Volleyball Association planned to vigorously carry out and promote beach and soft volleyball activities to attract young people to participate in it. In May, Beijing Sport University held a non-special soft volleyball competition with 32 teams participating. In June, the National Sports Commission held the first soft volleyball class at the Tianjin Sports Institute.

In December, the National Department of Sports, Health, Art and Education held a "National Fitness" activity at the Chengdu Sports Institute, and soft volleyball was designated as a key project. Subsequently, soft volleyball activities were also held in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and other places. In January 1998, the State Sports Commission reviewed and published China's first "Rules for Soft Volleyball Competition".

At the end of 2000, in order to strengthen quality education, the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China included formal soft volleyball in the 21st century "Nine-year Compulsory Education Full-time Physical Education and Health Syllabus for Primary and Secondary Schools".