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7.3; A
7.5; A, B, C 7.6; A
7.7; B, C, D, E
National Standards:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Content Development
10 min
SET Induction
8:40-
Attention Getter:
Management
and Safety;
includes
Transitions
START/STOP
SIGNALS:
1. Task Analysis
2. Teaching
cues/Refinemen
t
am
Fitness activity
Cue:
Communicate with
your partners so you
can have a good
perception of your
timing.
8:45
LESSON FOCUS/SKILL
BUILDING ACTIVITY
(Adventure
Activity/Framing???);
Psychomotor:
This activity is to
work on dribbling,
passing and
trapping.
Cognitive:
When dribbling the ball make sure
you stop were your supposed to and
pass the ball.
8x2
minute
Affective:
Work on communicating with other
students especially in your passes,
that way you wont turn the ball over
that much.
Transition 2:
Stop! Everybody line
up behind the cone
and wait for signal to
begin.
10
minute
s
Transition 3:
When I blow the
whistle you may
begin.
Time
9:15
Transition 4:Stop!
Now that this activity
is beginning to look
very easy, I want the
2nd to the last team
mate to try and steal
the ball from the
other team mate
On this station I want you to
thats dribbling the
strategize, this station will consist of
ball to the end of the
Content
Development
Management
a goalie a defensive player and
line.
offensive player. The objective of
the defense is to not allow a goal
and the objective of the offense is to
score. The moment the ball is taken
away offense will switch positions.
Debrief/Closing/Cool Down
(what, so what, now what):
What new strategies did you learn
today? Can you apply these to any
other activities?
What are the cues for passing,
trapping, and dribbling?
Soccer, besides being a world known
sport, is also a recreational game that
anyone can play, at home, at the
park, recreation centers or any other
place; all you need is a ball and some
cones to mark the goal line.
Final transition :
Before I let you go I
need you to answer a
quiz
briefly once
Transition
5:
youre
done meet
youre
Everyone
excused
to leave.
Me in the
middle!
1
2
Task
Analysis
Teaching
Cues/Refin
ement