Name: Kelsey Bahler

Games
Date: November 24

Grade/Subject: Grade 3 DPA

GLOs

SLOs

Objectives

Materials
Procedure
Introduction
(5.7 Min)

Body
(20-25 Min)

Unit:

Application of Basic Skills in an Alternative Environment

Application of Basic Skills in Games
A3-10 perform and play lead-up games and demonstrate
elements of space awareness, effort and relationship
C3-3 identify and demonstrate etiquette and fair play
D3-1 express a willingness to participate regularly in
physical education class
D3-3 demonstrate the ability to listen to directions,
follow rules and routines, and stay on task while
participating in physical activity

Students will:
Show special awareness and fair play by staying on the
lines
Demonstrate willingness to participate
Apply rules and directions by staying on appropriate line
colours
Lines on gym floor (specify colours in play)
1 Pinny
Assessment Methods
Explain rules and expectations
Pacman Tag
British Bulldog

Make sure
everyone
understands
the rules

Are students
showing an
understandin
g of rules/fair
play by
staying on
lines

Play Game:
Pacman Tag

This is a game where the

students have to stay on the
lines of the gym floor.
Designate which color lines
are considered in bounds or
that they must stay on. You
can use all or some of the
lines. The "it" person must
hold the pinny and stay on
the lines also. Everyone
moves around the gym on the
designated lines trying to not
get tagged. The person who

gets tagged becomes "it".

Remember all this is done on
the lines only. You can start
out and only let the students
walk and then work up to
running
British Bulldog

Closure
(1 Min)

One or two players are

selected to play the parts of
the "bulldogs". The bulldogs
stand in the middle of the play
area. All remaining players
stand at one end of the area
(home). The aim of the game
is to run from one end of the
field of play to the other,
without being caught by the
bulldogs. When a player is
caught, they become a
bulldog themselves. The
winner is the last player or
players 'free'.
Good job/sportsmanship

Are students
being good
sports when
they get
caught