Class Sports Performance

Unit Rugby
Lesson Focus Warm up Time 56 min
Push Pass
General GENERAL OUTCOME A Students will acquire skills
Learning through a variety of developmentally appropriate
Objectives movement activities; dance, games, types of
gymnastics, individual activities and activities in an
alternative environment; e.g., aquatics and outdoor
pursuits.
Specific A8–5 demonstrate ways to receive, retain and send
Learning an object with varying speeds, accuracy and
Objectives distance in skills specific to an activity

Students will Complete a rugby specific warm up

be able to: Demonstrate the correct way to pass a rugby ball

Resources: Push Pass (Appendix C)

IRIS Warm ups (Appendix sfgdhg)

Lesson Body Time

Intro
Lap 15 min
IRIS warm up
Team Rock Paper Scissors (Appendix D)
Main Body
Activity Demonstrate a push pass, explaining process. 5 min
Students practice without the ball.
Activity Circle passing (Appendix D) 15 min
Activity Caterpillar Race (Appendix D) 15 min
Closing Ask students 5 min
1. What are the three major parts of passing a
rugby ball?