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Mattahunt Mixed Sports

A 7-week peer-led multi-sport curriculum designed for kids aged 8-13 and facilitated by teen leaders. Features structured 75-minute lesson plans, visual game cards, script-ready prompts, and peer-led reflection tools.

TMTrei Martin-Hobson
Kickball Chaos

Week 1 focuses on kickball variations to build teamwork, learn basic fielding/running mechanics, and establish behavior norms.

Soccer Showdown

Week 2 focuses on soccer variations, foot-eye coordination, communication in space, and positive reinforcement.

Gridiron Greats

Week 3 focuses on flag football skills, quick agility movements, spatial awareness, and strategic offensive/defensive play.

Hoop Heroes

Week 4 focuses on basketball skills, dribbling techniques, shooting form, and passing accuracy in tight spaces.

Hybrid Hustle

Week 5 focuses on multi-sport fusion, combining elements of soccer, kickball, basketball, and football to encourage adaptability and cooperative strategic thinking.

Playoff Power

Week 6 introduces structured tournament play, focusing on sportsmanship, strategic positioning, and applying skills from previous weeks in a friendly playoff format.

Victory Lap

Week 7 is the final celebration, featuring championship games, teen vs. camper challenges, and an awards ceremony to recognize sportsmanship and growth.

Mattahunt Mixed Sports

A 7-week peer-led multi-sport curriculum designed for kids aged 8-13 and facilitated by teen leaders. Features structured 75-minute lesson plans, visual game cards, script-ready prompts, and peer-led reflection tools.

TMTrei Martin-Hobson

GOAL

A1

A2

B1

B2

Teen Coach (T1)

Teen Coach (T2)

⚽

Team A

Team B

2x Point line

Rules: Power Goal

  • Standard Play: Play normal soccer, but without complex offsides. Encourage passing!
  • Power Zones: Mark 2 rectangular zones with cones near midfield.
  • The Multiplier: Any shot taken and scored from INSIDE the Power Zone counts as 2 Points!
  • Teen Role: Act as linesman and positive commentators, hyping up long shots.

Engagement Variations

For Younger Kids (8-10):

Enlarge goals and shorten the distance to the Power Zones. Let them dribble inside with zero pressure.

For Older Kids (11-13):

Add a rule that goals scored off a direct header or first-touch volley count as 3 Points!

Peer-Led Reflection Huddle Card

Debrief Prompts (Led by Teen Leader)

Huddle in a tight team circle and throw the soccer ball to whoever is speaking:

🗣️ Reflection Q1

"How did calling for the ball or yelling support help us score in the Power Zones?"

🌟 Reflection Q2

"Name one teammate who gave 100% effort today, even when they lost the ball. What did they do?"

MATTAHUNT MIXED SPORTS • WEEK 2 PROGRAM PAGE 2 OF 2

A2

A3

B1

B2

B3

🏈

Teen Coach T1 (Referee)

Team Blue (Offense)

Team Red (Defense)

End Zone (Catch here)

Rules: Ultimate Football

  • The Core: Play with standard ultimate rules using a football.
  • Movement: No running with the ball. When you catch it, you can only pivot!
  • Turnovers: If a pass is dropped, intercepted, or knocked away, it immediately becomes the other team's ball at that spot.
  • Scoring: Complete a pass inside the End Zone to score 1 Point.

Engagement Variations

For Younger Kids (8-10):

Let players take up to three steps before pivoting, and allow them to drop the ball once without a turnover.

For Older Kids (11-13):

Introduce defense match-ups: players can only defend their matching opponent number. Keeps lanes open.

Peer-Led Reflection Huddle Card

Debrief Prompts (Led by Teen Leader)

Huddle together in a semi-circle and answer these peer-led trust questions:

🛡️ Reflection Q1

"Why is it important to keep our hands off other players' jerseys and bodies while defending?"

🚀 Reflection Q2

"When you couldn't run with the ball, how did you have to trust your teammates to get open?"

MATTAHUNT MIXED SPORTS • WEEK 3 PROGRAM PAGE 2 OF 2

O

1 Pt

2 Pt

2 Pt

3 Pt

3 Pt

A1

A2

B1

B2

Teen Coach (T1)

Layup (1 Point)

Mid-Range (2 Points)

Deep (3 Points)

Rules: Hot-Shot Showdown

  • The Setup: Cones of 3 colors mark shooting spots around the key.
  • Team Duty: 2 teams shoot at the same basket at the same time. No defense contact.
  • Rebounds: After a shot, shooters run to rebound, then pass back to their next waiting teammate at a cone.
  • Scoring: Complete as many shots as possible in 3 minutes! Score by color value.

Engagement Variations

For Younger Kids (8-10):

Lower the hoop, use a junior-size ball, and allow double-dribbles to keep momentum high.

For Older Kids (11-13):

Add a "hot spot multiplier": making 3 consecutive shots from the same spot triples its value!

Peer-Led Reflection Huddle Card

Debrief Prompts (Led by Teen Leader)

Gather the team under the net, sit on the court, and pass the basketball for these reflections:

🏀 Reflection Q1

"How did the rebounders help the shooters stay positive, even when they missed several times?"

🔥 Reflection Q2

"What’s one word of encouragement you heard today that made you want to try harder?"

MATTAHUNT MIXED SPORTS • WEEK 4 PROGRAM PAGE 2 OF 2

NET (1 PT)

HOOP (3 PT)

HOOP (3 PT)

A1

A2

B1

B2

⚽

🏀

Teen Coach (T1)

Soccer Goal (1 Point)

Hoop Shot (3 Points)

Team A

Team B

Rules: Fusion Bowl

  • The Play: Start with soccer kickoff. Players can pick up the ball with hands ONLY after it is kicked in the air.
  • Movement: Dribble soccer ball with feet, OR pivot and chest-pass with hands like basketball.
  • Scoring Choices: Kick the ball into the Soccer Net for 1 Point, OR shoot it through the Basketball Hoop for 3 Points!
  • Turnovers: If the ball hits the ground from a hand pass, it is active soccer again.

Engagement Variations

For Younger Kids (8-10):

Let them catch the ball off one bounce to make hand transitions easier. Keep the basketball hoops low.

For Older Kids (11-13):

Introduce a "Fusion Strike" rule: a goal scored by heading a hand-passed ball into the soccer net counts as 3 points!

Peer-Led Reflection Huddle Card

Debrief Prompts (Led by Teen Leader)

Circle up and sit cross-legged. Pass around different sports balls for these thoughts:

🧠 Reflection Q1

"How hard was it to switch between using your feet and your hands? How did you keep focused?"

🤝 Reflection Q2

"Did your team score more points using nets or hoops? Why did that strategy work for your team?"

MATTAHUNT MIXED SPORTS • WEEK 5 PROGRAM PAGE 2 OF 2

STATION A: SOCCER SHOWDOWN

T1 T2

10-Minute Half Match

STATION B: KICKBALL CHAOS

T3 T4

10-Minute Half Match

Ref Lead

Station A (Soccer)

Station B (Kickball)

Playoff Scoring Rules

  • The Format: Round Robin matches. Team 1 vs Team 2 on Court A; Team 3 vs Team 4 on Court B.
  • Standings: Win = 3 points, Draw = 1 point, Loss = 0 points.
  • Sportsmanship Multiplier: Teens award up to 5 BONUS points to teams based on peer encouragement and cleanup.
  • No arguing: If a team complains about a call, they lose 2 sportsmanship points!

Engagement Variations

For Younger Kids (8-10):

Ensure rosters are rotated so everyone gets at least 5 minutes of active field play. Referees explain fouls kindly.

For Older Kids (11-13):

Let team captains call 1-minute tactical timeouts. Encourage structured defensive zoning.

Peer-Led Reflection Huddle Card

Debrief Prompts (Led by Teen Leader)

Huddle with your designated team. Take a seat and reflect on the pressure of competition:

🤝 Reflection Q1

"What was more satisfying today: scoring a tough goal, or helping a teammate up who fell down?"

🌟 Reflection Q2

"How does reacting to a loss with high-fives and congratulations make us a stronger program?"

MATTAHUNT MIXED SPORTS • WEEK 6 PROGRAM PAGE 2 OF 2

FUN ZONE

T1

T2

C1

C2

C3

C4

C5

C6

"Wait, there are too many of them!"

"We want the trophy! Charge!"

Teen Leader Group

Camper Army (8-13 yrs)

Rules: Coaches vs. Campers

  • The Teams: All 4-6 Teen Leaders play on one team. All 20-30 campers play on the other team!
  • The Ball: Use a giant, soft oversized ball or multi-color playground ball.
  • Teen Handicaps: Teen Leaders can only pass, cannot dribble, and must hop on one leg when they hold the ball!
  • Camper Power: Campers have zero restrictions. First team to 5 points wins.

Engagement Variations

For Younger Kids (8-10):

Let younger kids tag the teen leaders to freeze them in place for 10 seconds. Hilarious chaos guaranteed.

For Older Kids (11-13):

Let older kids coordinate structured "double-team traps" to steal the ball from the coaches.

Peer-Led Reflection Huddle Card

Season Debrief (Led by Teen Leader)

Gather in a giant final circle, sit close, and pass the ball around one last time:

🌟 Reflection Q1

"What was the most fun sport we played over these 7 weeks, and how did your skills improve?"

💖 Reflection Q2

"What is one lesson about teamwork or leadership you will carry from this arena into your life?"

MATTAHUNT MIXED SPORTS • WEEK 7 PROGRAM PAGE 2 OF 2

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