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Cognitive:
1. Students must remember to keep their hands on the sides of the ball and keep
their fingers pointing up.
2. Students will aim for their partners chest.
3. Students will understand flexion and extension in basketball.
Affective:
1. Students must look at their target and push the ball towards their partner.
2. Students will feel loss of control if they are dribbling too high.
TEKS:
Kinder:
(b) knowledge and skills (5A) use equipment and space properly;
(b) knowledge and skills (1F) demonstrate a variety of relationships such as over,
under, behind, next to, through, right, left, up, down, forward, backward, and in front of;
3rd Grade:
(b) knowledge and skills (1A) travel in forward, sideways, and backwards and change
direction quickly and safely in dynamic situations;
(b) knowledge and skills (2B) know that practice, attention, and effort are required to
improve skills;
National Standards:
Warm up: Students will spread out within the basketball court and follow the exercises I
perform.
Skill Building
Students will line up across from their partner and practice chest passes and bounce passes.
Skill Application
Students will be placed into teams of 4-5. Students will dribble relay style towards the middle of
the court and pick up one item from center-court and return it to their collection bin. Students
must perform a bounce pass or chest pass on the poly spot when they pass the ball to the next
person in line.
Students will first dribble with their dominant hand, followed by their non-dominant hand.
STUDENT EXPECTATIONS:
Students will throw the ball
before their partners are ready.
Students aim will be a little off at
first. TASK ANALYSIS:
- both arms extending
Psychomotor: at the same time
Students will step towards their - is the ball getting to
target and pass the ball aiming for the partners chest
their partners chest.
- are the eyes looking
Cognitive: at the target
Students must remember to keep - are you stepping
both hands on the ball when forward when passing
passing and catching the ball
Affective:
Both students have to say ‘ready’
before making the pass.
TASK ANALYSIS:
STUDENT EXPECTATIONS:
- Eyes on target
Students will look down while - Stepping into the
dribbling and stop their dribble pass
when picking up an item. - Dribbling with one
hand
Psychomotor: - Both arms extending
Students will practice keeping one at the same time.
hand on the ball at all times, while
doing another action with their non-
dribbling hand.
Cognitive:
Students must remain in a low and
balanced position to maintain
control of the ball.
Affective:
Students both have to say ready
before passing the ball.
Debrief/Closing/Cool Down
Transition 4:
(what, so what, now what):
One class at a time,
Psychomotor
students will return
What do I do with my body when I
1:35 – the balls to the ball
am passing or catching a ball?
1:40 rack and line up in
their own class lines.
Cognitive:
What makes a good pass?
Should the player have to move
while receiving a pass?
Eyes should be where?
What is flexion? What is extension?
Affective:
When catching a ball, should you
feel the ball hit your hands or your
body?
Insight/Preview:
Next class, we will practice
shooting.