Catching is like when you see a butterfly flying around and you use your hands to gently hold it. You have to be quick and careful so you don’t hurt the butterfly. It’s about being attentive and using your hands to stop something from moving away.

Think of catching like when you play with bubbles. When you see a bubble floating, you try to touch it without popping it. You have to be gentle and move at the right time. Catching is about using your hands to hold onto something that’s moving.

Catching can also be like when you play tag with your friends. You run after them and try to touch them to make them ‘it’. It’s about being fast and reaching out to make contact. Catching is about using your body to connect with something else.

Imagine catching as when you’re trying to grab a ball someone throws to you. You open your hands and close them around the ball. You need to focus and be ready to hold it tight. Catching is about using your eyes to see where something is going and your hands to stop it.