1. Follow instructions: A good dodgeball player listens to their coach and follows their instructions. A small child should pay attention to their coach and do their best to follow directions during practices and games. 2. Practice regularly: Like any sport, dodgeball requires practice to improve skills and technique. Encourage your child to practice regularly, whether it's with friends, at recess, or during organized practices. 3. Develop hand-eye coordination: Dodgeball involves throwing and catching balls quickly and accurately. Help your child develop their hand-eye coordination by playing catch, throwing and catching soft objects, or playing other ball games. 4. Work on agility and speed: Dodgeball is a fast-paced game that requires players to move quickly and dodge incoming balls. Encourage your child to work on their agility and speed by participating in activities that improve their footwork and reaction time. 5. Learn to be a team player: Dodgeball is a team sport, and being a good team player is essential. Teach your