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Plan
A. Nathan Rhea
Date: 11/16/16
Lesson Number: 14
Identify which standards are met (at least one State and one National). Delete the ones
you do not use.
CALIFORNIA PHYSICAL EDUCATION MODEL CONTENT STANDARDS:
I. Demonstrate the motor skills and movement patterns needed to perform a variety of physical activities.
II. Demonstrate knowledge of movement concepts, principles and strategies that apply to the learning and
performance of physical activities.
V. Demonstrate and utilize knowledge of psychological and sociological concepts, principles and strategies
that apply to the learning and performance of physical activity.
NASPE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CONTENT STANDARDS
a physically literate person:
1. Demonstrates competency in motor skills and movement patterns needed to perform a variety of physical
activities.
2. Applies knowledge of concepts, principles, strategies and tactics related to movement and performance.
4. Exhibits responsible personal and social behavior that respects self and others.
5. Values physical activity for health, enjoyment, challenge, self- expression, and/or social interaction.
Equipment Needed:
TIME
SEQUENCE OF
LESSON
4
Minutes
Instant Activity
2
Minutes
2
Minutes
Students will be
playing a game
called Wax
Museum. During
Wax Museum,
students will be
asked to move
around in a square
creatively while
music is playing.
Once the music
stops they have to
freeze in a
creative way that
is different from
everyone else.
After a couple
rounds you can
eliminate
movements like
running or walking
so they have to be
more creative.
(Transition):
Students will walk
back to the white
line.
ORGANIZATION
(Diagram positions of Ss
and T, and equipment)
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Cues or Important
Points to Enhance
Technique
1. Creative
moveme
nt (not
normal)
2. Freeze
when
music
stops.
Safety
Concerns for
task
Students
can trip and
fall on
blacktop if
not careful.
Students
could run
into another
student if
not aware of
their
surrounding
s.
TIME
SEQUENCE OF
LESSON
ORGANIZATION
(Diagram positions of Ss
and T, and equipment)
Cues or Important
Points to Enhance
Technique
Safety
Concerns for
task
some football
routes!
2
Minutes
7
Minutes
(Transition):
Students will be
put into four
different lines
(color coded by
cones) in hopefully
groups of 3-4.
Task 1
Students will be in
groups of 3-4
performing hook
routes. There will
be a thrower and a
catcher, and
students will rotate
through the
positions. After
they catch the ball
though they have
to do a
touchdown dance
to celebrate
catching the ball.
(Transition):
Students will give
their footballs back
to the teacher.
Students will stay
in their groups and
move to the color
cone they were just
at to the same
color for the next
activity.
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Example of one
line for this activity.
Should be 4 of
these next to each
other.
Throwin
g
1. Shoulder
facing
target.
2. Make a
C over
laces
3. Make an
L with
Arm
4. Follow
through
Catching
1. Ball high
fingers to the
sky
2. Ball low
fingers to the
floor
Students
could trip
and fall if
they arent
careful.
They could
get hit in the
face with
the ball if
they dont
pay
attention
when the
ball is
thrown.
TIME
SEQUENCE OF
LESSON
7
Minutes
Task 2- Students
will now compete
in a football relay
where they will
weave in and out
of cones while
holding the
football. While they
run though they
must do the
chicken dance with
their arms. There
will be a poly spot
in front of the first
cone to signify the
starting spot.
2:00
2
Minutes
ORGANIZATION
(Diagram positions of Ss
and T, and equipment)
Holding a
Football
1. Palm on
top
2. Hold on
bicep
3. Cradle to
chest
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(Transition):
Students will grab
all of the
equipment and
bring it back it to
the equipment bag.
They will then
stand on the white
line.
Cues or Important
Points to Enhance
Technique
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Safety
Concerns for
task
Students
could trip
and fall if
they arent
careful while
running.
TIME
SEQUENCE OF
LESSON
ORGANIZATION
(Diagram positions of Ss
and T, and equipment)
Cues or Important
Points to Enhance
Technique
Safety
Concerns for
task