Story about sport
9-10 years old
Interactive story
Miles and the Basketball Map
Miles, a 10-year-old boy, discovers how basketball can teach movement, teamwork, fair play, and confidence through everyday practice, friendly challenges, and kind choices.
In this interactive story, it's you who chooses the next step at each stage: your decisions influence the course... and the end of the adventure!
The quiz: did you understand the story well?
- Fluttered
- Moved or shook lightly and quickly, like a small nervous feeling.
- Encourage
- To say kind words that help someone feel brave or try again.
- BEEF.
- A simple shooting checklist: Balance, Eyes, Elbow, Follow-through.
- Follow-through.
- The final arm and wrist motion after you let go of the ball.
- Protect the ball with your body.
- Use your arms and side to keep the ball away from other players.
- Collects information.
- Gets facts from mistakes so you can learn and try better next time.
- Backboard
- The flat board behind the hoop that the ball can bounce off.
- Arced
- Moved in a smooth curved path through the air.
- Rim
- The metal ring that the basketball must go through to score.
- Reset
- To start again calmly after a mistake or when things change.
- Rhythm
- A steady pattern of sounds or movements, like a simple beat.
- Timer
- A clock or tool that measures how much time passes for an activity.