At the end of the lesson, the students will

be able to:
• understand the history of Basketball
including the original rules;
• identify the facilities and equipment in
playing basketball; and
• draw the different equipment of
basketball.
• is a sport played by two teams of
five players on a rectangular court.

• Each team tries to throw the ball

into the opponent’s basket.
HISTORY OF BASKETBALL

• The game
basketball was
created 1891 by
Dr. James Naismith
in Springfield
Massachusetts.
HISTORY OF BASKETBALL

• Dr. Luther Halsey

Gulick, Head of
Physical Education at
the School of
Christian Workers
HISTORY OF BASKETBALL

• The concept of the

game is for each team
competing team to
throw the ball into the
opponent’s basket, and
the team with the most
number of shots at the
end will win the game.
HISTORY OF BASKETBALL
• Basketball is
composed of
eighteen (18) men
playing inside the
court nine (9)
players from each
team.
HISTORY OF BASKETBALL

FIBA
Federation Internationale de Baskeball
or International Basketball Federation
13 Original Rules of Basketball

•1. The ball may be

thrown in any direction
with one or both hands.

2. The ball may be batted

in any direction with one
or both hands (never
with the fist).
13 Original Rules of Basketball

3. A player cannot run with

the ball. The player must
throw it from the spot on
which he catches it.

4. The ball must be held in or

between the hands; the arms
or body must not be used for
holding it.
13 Original Rules of Basketball

•5.
No shouldering, holding,
pushing, or striking.

6. A foul is striking at the

ball with the fist, violation
of Rules 3,4, and such as
described in Rule 5.
13 Original Rules of Basketball

7. If either side makes three

consecutive fouls, it shall
count a goal for the
opponents.

8. A goal shall be made when

the ball is thrown or batted
from the grounds into the
basket.
13 Original Rules of Basketball
9. If any side persists in
delaying the game, the umpire
shall call a foul on that side.

10. The umpire shall be judge

of the men and shall note the
fouls and notify the referee
when three consecutive fouls
have been made. He shall have
power to disqualify men
according to Rule 5.
HISTORY OF BASKETBALL
11. The referee shall be
judge of the ball and shall
decide when the ball is in
play, in bounds, to which
side it belongs, and shall
keep the time. He shall
decide when a goal has been
made.
12. The time shall be two 15-
minute halves, with five
minutes' rest between.
13 Original Rules of Basketball

13. The side making the

most goals in that time
shall be declared the
winner. In case of a
draw, the game may, by
agreement of the
captains, be continued
until another goal is
made.
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

• 75cm and not more than

78cm in circumference.
• It must weigh between
600 and 650 grams.

2 Types of Ball
• Rubber Ball
• Leather Ball
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

• Ring – it should
be constructed
from solid iron
and painted with
orange.
• Attached to the
backboard.
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

• Net – it should
be attached to
the ring.
• Backboard – 6 x 4
by measurement
where the basket
is attached.
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

• Game clock
The game clock is the
official clock used for
all games and referees
can stop play in order
to change it or make
sure it is correct. .
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

• Game clock

In Basketball, a
box score is a
detailed summary
of the results
from a game.
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

SHOT CLOCK
Shot clock timer starts
when the offensive
team claims possession
of the ball and counts
down until that team
makes a shot and
attempts a field goal.
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
• UNIFORMS
When one starts coaching a
basketball team, the most
important requirement for a
team is to have a uniform. This
helps one differentiate teams
from one another. A uniform
consists of a jersey (shirt),
shorts, numbers on the front
and back of the shirts for
identification..
OBJECTIVE OF THE GAME

• The player must throw

the ball into the
opponent’s basket from
above in order to gain a
point or SCORE.

• Each player will do his

best to prevent the
opponent from gaining
score.
 RUBRICS
• Drawing looks similar to what was
observed and/ or taught ---------20pts.
• Drawing includes many details
(measurement, color, sizes) ------30pts.
• Drawing is accurately labelled ---30pts.
• Neatness --------------------------20pts.
• Total -------------------------------100pts.
OBJECTIVE OF THE GAME

Assignment:
Search for the
NEW RULES and
REGULATIONS
OF BASKETBALL.