Name: ​Shakira Johnson

Juan Moreno

Cecilia Rodriguez Gonzalez

PHYSICAL EDUCATION LESSON PLAN

Activity: LEVEL # III WEEK # 18

GRADE LEVEL & NUMBER OF STUDENTS: 4th- 5th , 27

TIME: ​30 mins

EQUIPMENT: ​Cones, Hula Hoops, Beanbags, Bouncy Balls, Bibs and Yarn Balls

OBJECTIVES:
● To learn the basic rules of basketball
● To practice in a self-directed manner in basketball drills
● To work with teammates in basketball lead-up games

CALIFORNIA​ PE STANDARDS:
Introductory Activity​: 3.1 Demonstrate how to warm up muscles and joints prior to running,
jumping, kicking, throwing and striking.
Fitness Activity​: 3.9 Meet age and gender specific fitness standards for aerobic capacity, muscular
strength, flexibility and body composition on the state mandated fitness test.
Lesson Focus​: 2.3 Explain how to adjust body position to catch a ball thrown off center.
Game​: 5.1 Work outside of school to improve personal best on one fitness component and one motor
skill.

PART 1: INTRODUCTORY ACTIVITY (2-3 mins):

Activity Teaching Hints
Place one hula hoop in each of four corners and in Beanbags must be taken from the center hula
the middle of a square playing area. Distance hoops and placed on each groups home base hula
between the hoops should be 25-30 feet. hoop. It is not acceptable to pass or throw
Beanbags are placed in each hoop. There are four beanbags. No more than one beanbag may moved
teams, one beside each hula hoop (home base). at one time.
The object is to take the beanbags from the center
hula hoops and return them to their home base
hula hoop.
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PART 2: FITNESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY (8-12 mins):

Activity Teaching Hints
WARM UP
Students find a partner and lead each other in Tape alternating segments of silence and music to
aerobic activities. Partners switch leader and signal duration of exercise. Music segments
followers roles after each partner resistance indicate aerobic activity (1-2 minutes), while
exercise. This routine assumes that students have intervals of silence announce partner resistance
previous exercise. This routine assumes will have exercises (45 seconds - 1 minute).
to be led by the teacher. The teacher exercises first; see chapter 13 for
complete description. A sign with aerobic
1. Bounce with Body Twist 1-2 minutes activities on one side and partner resistance
2. Directional Runs 45 secs-1 minute exercise on the other help students remember the
3. Bounce and Clap 1-2 minutes activities. The signs can be held upright by cones
and shared by 2-4 students.

Walk, stretch and relax for a minute or two Take 6-10 seconds to complete a resistance
exercise.

PART 3: LESSON FOCUS (15-20 mins):

Activity
DRILLS
Review and introduce previously learned skills from last
week’s lesson (#17). Introduce the following new drills:
Passing
Students are partnered by the toe to toe method. They will
learn to chest pass the ball to each other. Ball is held in
both hands and passed straight towards partner at chest
level. Then once they have understood the chest pass will
move on to the bounce pass. The bounce pass entails the
students passing the ball to their partner by bouncing the
ball on the ground first.
Teaching
Give corrective feedback if students are
performing skill incorrectly. Positive
feedback to those students performing
skill correctly.
Check for safety concerns when
throwing, do not throw towards face.
Use one ball per student and then have
them switch with partner and continue

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Cecilia Rodriguez Gonzalez

Dribbling
Students will line up and dribble from point A to point B
with dominant hand. Students will repeat with non
dominant hand.
Jump-Shot Drill
The jump-shot drill is similar to the layup drill, except that
the incoming shooter receives the ball. stops, and takes a
jump shot. The line of shooters should move back so that
there is room for forward movement to the shooting spot.
As soon as the passer releases the ball to the shooter, he
moves to the end of the shooter’s line. The shooter goes to
the passer’s line after shooting.
skills always checking for accurate
passes.
The jump shot drill may be inappropriate
for less strong players. They can choose
to shoot the layup shot in lieu of the jump
shot.
1. Use chest and/or bounce passes.
2. “Lead” the receiver with the pass.
3. Follow your pass, going behind
the receiver; then cut for basket
awaiting receipt of a pass.

PART 4: GAME ACTIVITY (5 mins):

Activity Teaching Hints
One- Goal Basketball
This is an excellent class activity if four or more
baskets are available. The game is played by two
teams according to the rules of basketball but with
the following expectations.
1. When a defensive player recovers the ball,
either from the backboard or interception,
the ball must be taken out beyond the
foul-line circle before offensive play is
started and an attempt at a goal is made.
2. After a basket is made, the ball is taken in
the same fashion away from the basket to
the center of the floor, where the other
team starts offensive play.
3. Regular free throw shooting can be
observed after a foul, or some use can be
made of the rule whereby the offended
team takes the ball out-of-bounds.
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4. An offensive player who is tied upin
ajumo ball loses the ball to the other team.
5. Individuals are responsible for calling
fouls on themselves.