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Tmpa 4 FGQ 7

The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching cricket skills, specifically focusing on throwing and catching. It includes learning objectives, key teaching points, and evaluation criteria to assess children's understanding and skill development. The lesson emphasizes the importance of technique, aiming, accuracy, and power in throwing, as well as the correct positioning and readiness for catching.

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Tmpa 4 FGQ 7

The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching cricket skills, specifically focusing on throwing and catching. It includes learning objectives, key teaching points, and evaluation criteria to assess children's understanding and skill development. The lesson emphasizes the importance of technique, aiming, accuracy, and power in throwing, as well as the correct positioning and readiness for catching.

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Name : School :

Topic Year Theme Lesson 1 of 6 - Fielding - Throwing and Title


Cricket 6 Cricket - NC Level 4
Catching
1. Continue to apply and develop a broader range of skills
Learning Objectives 2. Develop an understanding of how to improve in different physical activities and sports

Teaching Assistant none Special Education Needs none

Literacy Keywords Citizenship Numeracy


Risk Assessment ICT Equipment

Throwing and catching are important skills in cricket and many other games. They are skills a child will use when fielding
The aim of the lesson is to develop and improve the two skills of throwing and catching
Catching:
There are three main elements to catching successfully:
Getting into position to catch the ball/object - move to get in line with it
Watch the ball/object - keep the eyes on the ball/object and watch it all the way to the hands
Hands ready - having the hands out in front of the body ready to catch the ball/object
Throwing:
Teacher Notes The children should focus on developing and improving their overarm throwing technique
The children should be introduced to the concepts of:
Aiming - throwing the ball in the correct direction
Accuracy - throwing the ball as close as possible to the intended target
Power - teach the children how to increase the distance they can throw the ball by increasing the power they can put into a throw
The importance of these aspects in making a good quality throw should be emphasised to the children
Also discuss with the children when it is best to use different types of throws:
Underarm Throw - for short distances where accuracy is important
Overarm Throw - for longer distances where more power is going to be required to get the ball to the intended target

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Warm Down Dynamic Warm Down Duration : 2 - 5 Teaching Points
Ask the children to move around the area in different ways
Examples of different movements are: Diagram
High knees, heel flicks, jogging, walking, walking hamstrings, high skipping

Evaluation
How did the children get on with the activities today?
- Most were successful and displayed a good understanding when questioned – Move on to the next theme in the unit
- Most struggled and were not successful at the activities - Recover this theme next week with a focus on developing the skills the children struggled with

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