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Games: •   No-net tennis -- ages 4-10 •   Three strikes groundstrokes/volleys -- ages 4-5 •   Red light/green light -- ages 4-10 •   Caterpillar -- ages 4-7 •   Frying pan tag -- ages 6-10 •   Bull in the pen -- ages 6-10 •   Timed rally -- ages 6-10 •   Pop-up volleys -- ages 3-4 •   Racquet imitations -- ages 3-5 •   Hockey -- ages 4-7 •   Ball relay -- ages 3-5 •   Sandwich races -- ages 4-5 •   Dungeons & dragons -- ages 4-5 •   Pass-off relay -- ages 4-7 •   Musical chairs -- ages 4-7 •   Team wall rally -- ages 6-10 ><< Previous    Search: Once a child can swing and strike a stationary ball, this is the best game to have them learn to hit a moving ball or rally cooperatively without the barrier of a net. One-on-one, parent-coaches should stand a few feet from children and gently trade bump-ups with them, letting the ball bounce between them. Position parent-coaches with their backs to the fence to keep balls from spraying.

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