Class 7 Physical Education Unit 3 Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton teaches the grip, the serve and the strokes. These class 7 physical education handwritten notes chapter 3 Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton follow the 2026-27 NCERT Khel Yatra and cover all thirteen badminton skills.
- Thirteen skills written out: FSA-1 to FSA-13, from the forehand grip to a full match
- What the notes cover: grips, footwork, serves, lifts, drives, clears, drops and match rules
- Best for: the skill steps you write in your record book and the rules question
You can read the complete class 7 physical education handwritten notes for Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton, with boxed definitions and quick recall points, in the PDF below.
These handwritten notes are written by Physical Education teachers and mapped to the 2026-27 NCERT Khel Yatra book.
How Collegedunia's Handwritten Notes Help You Revise Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton
Collegedunia writes its class 7 physical education handwritten notes as one clean pass through the chapter. Each skill is written as numbered steps, exactly the way the record book wants them.
- Thirteen skill cards: FSA-1 to FSA-13, each with numbered steps to learn
- Court diagram: the singles and doubles lines drawn and labelled
- Grip comparison: forehand and backhand grips drawn side by side
- Colour-coded sub-headings: sub-topics in red so any skill is quick to find
What the Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton Handwritten Notes Cover
Badminton is built from the grip outward. The unit starts with how to hold the racket and ends with a full game, and the notes keep that order.
- Forehand grip and air toss
- Backhand grip and air toss
- Footwork skills on court
- Backhand low serve
- Backhand lift and forehand lift
- Forehand and backhand drives
- Forehand clear
- Forehand drop
- Playing a badminton match
- Scoring, singles and doubles
Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton Topic-wise Weightage for Class 7 Physical Education
Written questions focus on the grips, the serve rules and scoring. The strokes are assessed on court.
| Sub-topic | Weightage | How often asked |
|---|---|---|
| Forehand and backhand grip | High | asked often |
| Serve rules and scoring | High | asked often |
| Footwork on court | Medium | asked sometimes |
| Clear, drop and drive strokes | Medium | asked sometimes |
| Singles and doubles differences | Medium | asked sometimes |
| History of the game | Low | asked rarely |
Why Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton Is Worth Revising Carefully
Badminton is the sport most Class 7 students already play, so the skill marks here are the easiest to improve.
- Grip questions appear in the written assessment every year
- Scoring and serve rules make a short answer
- Thirteen skills are entered in the practical record book
- Badminton is an Olympic sport, which is a common one-mark fact
Last 24-Hour Revision Card for Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton
Read this in the last few minutes.
- Forehand grip is a handshake hold; backhand puts the thumb along the handle
- Clear goes high and deep; drop falls just over the net; drive is fast and flat
- The serve starts the rally
- Badminton is played as singles or doubles, and it is an Olympic sport
- Thirteen skills: FSA-1 to FSA-13
Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton Self-Assessment Quiz
Five badminton questions. Tap to check each answer.
The forehand grip is often described as a
(a) fist hold (b) handshake grip (c) thumb grip (d) two-handed grip
Answer: (b) handshake grip
A high, deep shot to the back of the opponent's court is a
(a) drop (b) drive (c) clear (d) serve
Answer: (c) clear
A soft shot that falls just over the net is a
(a) clear (b) drop (c) drive (d) lift
Answer: (b) drop
Badminton can be played as
(a) singles only (b) doubles only (c) singles or doubles (d) teams of five
Answer: (c) singles or doubles
The object hit over the net in badminton is the
(a) ball (b) shuttlecock (c) puck (d) disc
Answer: (b) shuttlecock
Key Terms and Ideas in Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton
The record book asks you to name the stroke, so the vocabulary matters.
| Term / Idea | What it means |
|---|---|
| Shuttlecock | the feathered or plastic object hit over the net in badminton |
| Forehand grip | a handshake hold on the racket, used for shots on your racket side |
| Backhand grip | a hold with the thumb along the handle, used for shots on the other side |
| Serve | the shot that starts a rally |
| Clear | a high, deep shot to the back of the opponent's court |
| Drop | a soft shot that falls just over the net |
| Drive | a fast, flat shot travelling close to the net |
| Rally | the exchange of shots until a point is decided |
Diagrams Drawn by Hand in the Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton Notes
The court and the grips need to be seen, not read, so the notes draw them.
| Figure drawn by hand | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Badminton court | singles and doubles boundary lines with the service courts marked |
| Forehand grip | the handshake hold drawn from above |
| Backhand grip | the thumb position along the handle |
| Stroke arc panel | the flight paths of a clear, a drop and a drive compared |
| Footwork pattern | the movement pattern around the court base position |
How to Use These Handwritten Notes for Physical Education Revision
Use these class 7 physical education handwritten notes in two passes. Learn the two grips before anything else. Every other skill in the unit depends on them.
- Practise the forehand and backhand grip until the change is automatic
- Write the numbered steps for three strokes from memory
- Draw the court and label the singles and doubles lines
- Before the written test, revise the grip comparison and the terms table
Other Physical Education Resources for Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton
Use the solved questions and the book for the skill write-ups.
- Class 7 Physical Education NCERT Solutions
- Class 7 Physical Education Revision Notes
- Class 7 Khel Yatra Book PDF
Class 7 Physical Education Handwritten Notes for All Chapters
Class 7 Khel Yatra runs to six units. The table below links the class 7 physical education handwritten notes for every chapter.
Fundamental Skills of Sports: Badminton Class 7 Physical Education Handwritten Notes FAQs
Ques. Where can I download the Badminton Class 7 Physical Education Handwritten Notes PDF?
Ans. The PDF is available free on this page in both the normal and the HD version.
Ques. Which badminton skills does Unit 3 cover?
Ans. Thirteen skills, from the forehand and backhand grips and footwork through serves, lifts, drives, the forehand clear and the forehand drop, up to playing a full match.
Ques. How many pages is the Unit 3 handwritten notes PDF?
Ans. It runs 24 pages, with a card for each skill, the court diagram and the grip comparison.
Ques. What is the difference between a clear and a drop in badminton?
Ans. A clear is hit high and deep so it lands near the back of the opponent's court. A drop is hit softly so it falls just over the net. The swing looks similar but the force is very different.
Ques. How is the forehand grip held?
Ans. Like a handshake with the racket handle. Grip the lower part of the handle for control, with the index finger placed slightly higher on the grip.
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