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Class #3: Badminton Course Physical Education 7-9
Title/Focus
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson students will be able to:
1. Demonstrate a front hand serve and receive it
2. Understand the rules of badminton
MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
Hula hoops
Cones
Badminton rackets
Birdies
Nets and poles
Mats
PREPARATION AND LOGISTICAL CONSIDERATIONS
Set up badminton golf
Print off scoring sheets for students
Clear area
Ensure there are enough rackets
Print off hole numbers
PROCEDURE
Introduction Time
Warm up game: Tiger tail 10 min
o Each student will have one pinnie and tuck it in their bottoms on the
side/back to have it hanging out
o Staying within the half basketball court boundaries, students will attempt
to steal others pinnies
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o Once a pinnie is stolen, they will have five seconds to tuck it in without
anyone stealing
o The goal of the game is to retrieve as many pinnies as possible
o If a student has none, they must do five star jumps to come back in the
game and try to steal more pinnies
o There will be a time limit of 5 minutes
o Whoever has the most at the end wins
o Safety: no scratching, holding, or jumping on one another
Body Time
Rules 1) The entire class will come stand around one court to
learn the rules, with no rackets or birdies
a. Boundaries: singles (skinny) and doubles
(wide) lines
b. Points: Games are to 21, must win by 2 with a
cap at 30
i. Modification for half gym: games to 9 or
11
c. Serving: Singles- serve within service box:
skinny and long. Doubles- serve within service
box, wide and short
d. Serve must be underhand below the waist and 10 min
to the diagonal serving box
e. From 0-0, serve starts on right hand side. Even
numbers serve from the right, and off from the
left
f. Player serves until a point is lost, and when a
point is gained, other teammate will serve from
respective side
g. If the birdie lands on the line, it is in
h. Once the birdie is in play, it can go anywhere on
the court within the boundaries
Conclusion Time
Go over step by step all the rules we covered in class
Let students by a raise of hands answer and share
5 min
Go over techniques for serving
Assessment
Students will hand in their badminton golf sheets for assessment to gauge where students
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levels are
Observation of technique, effort, and participation
Badminton Golf
1. Regular golf rules
2. Tee off
3. The hole will be a hula hoop with a cone in it
4. 9 holes
5. Count every “stroke” until you hit it into the hoop
6. Underhand strokes only
7. Record on the score sheet
8. Players will be in teams of 4
9. One player strokes at a time
10. Player furthest from the hole always goes first
11. Birdie must stay in hoop to count
12. Continue until everyone has hit the hole, record scores, and move onto next hole
Hole: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total
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