Students learned basketball skills like dribbling, passing and defending. They played games to practice these skills, including a hand on head game where they raced to grab balls called out by the teacher, and a dribble knockout game where they tried to knock others' balls out of their hands. Safety was emphasized, like ensuring proper attire and supervision. Students were assessed through observation and a rubric. Differentiation was provided through demonstrations by teachers and peers to help all ability levels.
Students learned basketball skills like dribbling, passing and defending. They played games to practice these skills, including a hand on head game where they raced to grab balls called out by the teacher, and a dribble knockout game where they tried to knock others' balls out of their hands. Safety was emphasized, like ensuring proper attire and supervision. Students were assessed through observation and a rubric. Differentiation was provided through demonstrations by teachers and peers to help all ability levels.
Students learned basketball skills like dribbling, passing and defending. They played games to practice these skills, including a hand on head game where they raced to grab balls called out by the teacher, and a dribble knockout game where they tried to knock others' balls out of their hands. Safety was emphasized, like ensuring proper attire and supervision. Students were assessed through observation and a rubric. Differentiation was provided through demonstrations by teachers and peers to help all ability levels.
Lesson The teacher will review the skills that are involved in Basketball, Teachers will introduce the Overview: skills that are involved in Basketball, such as shooting, dribbling, passing, defense, performing a layup and rebound, and learning about a variety of offensive strategies. Students at the end of the class will learn the uniqueness of the sport and will have a better grasp of the skills, which will aid them to better their understanding of the sport. GLOs: Students will: ● General Outcome A o Students will acquire skills through a variety of developmentally appropriate movement activities related to Basketball ● General Outcome C o Students will positively work together and/or with each other with activities related to Basketball ● General Outcome D o Students will assume responsibility to lead an active lifestyle through creation of activities and ensuring safety standards involving Basketball SLOs: Students will: ● A20-5: Analyze, evaluate and modify performance of manipulative skills and concepts —effort, space and relationships—to perform and create a variety of activities to improve personal performance ● C20-6: Identify and demonstrate positive behaviours that show respect for self and others ● D20-3: Develop and apply safety standards and rules in a variety of activities Lesson Students will: Objectives ● Learn the skills that are involved in Basketball
● Demonstrate the skill of dribbling, passing, and defending
Stage 2: Assessment Evidence
Assessment ● Rubric
● Observation
Stage 3: Learning Experience
Prior to Safety: ● Introduction and learning of the Lesson: ● Basketballs skills will provide students with more safety. ● Basketball Net ● Discuss proper gym attire for the unit to ensure safety and build ● Cones team cohesion ● Ensuring there are no obstacles in the way. Subject/Grade: P.E. 20 3 Credit Lesson/Date: Basketball Day 2 Time: ● Teaching students to let others know when to stop when a ball is in the way. ● Teach students to yell “HEADS” when a ball is about to hit someone ● Teacher supervision Time: Content/Description Differentiation/ Assessments: Introduction: ● Blow whistle to get all the students attention and make them sit in Pre-assessment (FA) front of the teacher ● Briefly introduce Basketball Transition: Get everyone to sit down or pay attention Body: Learning Activity 1: ● Demonstration ● Hand on Head Game of how to do the activity o Students will get into partners and play a game where they will help follow the teachers commands and when the teachers say Visual “BALL” they have to race to grab the ball. Progression, Learners when they get the ball they have to run behind, while ● Allowing dribbling, and the partner that didn't get the ball has to tag them Peers to do demonstration ● Dribble Knockout will allow them to feel o Students will have a ball and their goal is to knock another more at ease student's ball off their hand while they are dribbling the knowing that ball. 2 Games happening at the same time at court they can also perform the skills ● Observation will allow teacher to provide feedback to students Transition: Bring everyone back in to explain Chuck the Chicken Learning Activity 2: ● Demonstration ● Knee Tag Warm Up of how to do the activity o Students will play knee tag to focus on getting low and use will help their arms. Start with partners then do with everyone and do Visual it revenge style. Learners Subject/Grade: P.E. 20 3 Credit Lesson/Date: Basketball Day 2 Time: ● Ultimate Basketball Passing ● Allowing o Same as ultimate frisbee but on a basketball court with Peers to do basketballs. Players can only pass the ball to move it, they demonstration cannot travel or dribble the ball to move it from one will allow baseline to another. Progression: Add shooting when they them to feel are inside the endzone for 2 points. more at ease knowing that they can also perform the skills ● Observation will allow teacher to provide feedback to students Transition: Get everyone to sit down and pay attention Consolidation: Review of Key Concepts/Point to Next Class: ● Why is passing important?
● Why is dribbling important?
● Tell students that we will play a modified game the next class Stage 4: Reflection