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(P) Students will be able to demonstrate the pick and give and go in game play
during game play (S1, H2, L1, MA CF: 2.17, Task 2)
(C) Understand the importance of the pick and give and go when questioned
during the conclusion (S2, H2, L2, MA CF: 2.17, Conclusion)
(A) Be an active member of your team during gameplay by putting the effort in
during class. (S4, H3, L2, MA CF: 2.26, Entire Lesson)
Check each objective is it specific? Is it achievable? Is it developmentally
appropriate?
Teacher Performance Objectives During the lesson the teacher will:.
Be more enthusiastic
Less use of the word ummm
Special Considerations What are the safety concerns? What is unique about the
students in this class?
Will really need to focus on skills with freshman class more than with the juniors
References: http://www.akcoach.com/easyplays.html , http://www.jesbasketball.com/animated/poffensemotionoverloadmotion.html
TIME
SEQUENCE OF LESSON
ORGANIZATION
9:00 9:02
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Informing:
T
Checking for Understanding questions
Why do we use offensive plays in basketball?
(So that the defense cant predict what offenses
strategy is to score)
What is one example of how to get open on offense
in basketball?
(Pick, give and go, pick and roll)
X = offense
O = defense
Demonstration
9:02 9:07
X
O
SETS PICK
Xo
O
XO
X
O
O
pass
O
X
O
second pass
9:07 9:08
XO
XO
XO
XoO
XO
9:08 9:14
9:14 9:15
9:15 9:25
Hoop
T1 vs T2
REF
T3 vs T4
REFs
9:25 9:26
9:26 -
Hoop
Transition: student put basketballs back where they
picked them up from and line up against the wall
Conclusion
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T
10:07
Is it easier to score when using a strategy such as
pick and roll or give and go?
(easier yes or no and why)
Which strategy did you find the most success with?
(either pick or give and go)
10:07 10:10