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Playing 5 on 5 basketball is probably the best way to practice. However, many times, you don’t have the right number of players on the court to do so. Also, children often don’t have the patience or knowledge of the game to want to play 5 on 5By: Nezam E. in Basketball
Line up the kids side by side on the sideline. If you have more than 12 kids you may need to form 2 groups. Start off by asking the group what shape a basketball is. They sometimes say circle but the answer is a sphere since it's a 3-d object
