Grade level: 6-8 Class Size: 6 Todays activity: To learn a little bit about te istory o! sports" #ic include te sub$ect o! te !irst Olympic %ames in ancient Greece" and to per!orm a !e# e&ercises similar to te Olympic events #it te ancient Gree' Olympics (not to per!orm te activities e&actly or as strenuous)* Learning objective of the students: To ave students %ain 'no#led%e and understandin% o! pysical activity istory by as'in% +uestions about some istoric sportin% events* ,lso to ave tem per!orm simulations o! tese activities" #ic #ill only include - simulation events o! runnin%" and discus tro#in% (#e #ill use !risbee.s !or a simulations o! te discus tro#in%)* Organization of Students: Students #ill be separated into teams" eac #it di!!erent people o! di!!erent s'ill levels Pre-requisites: Students sould ave basic 'no#led%e o! te ancient Olympic %ames in Gree' istory* Description of activity: a +uic' and very brie! e&planation about te istory o! ancient Gree' sports #ill be %iven to te class" and +uestions about tese sports #ill be as' (name / o! te 'ey events tat too' place at te ancient Gree' Olympics*) i! te student %ets te ans#er correct or is close to correct" tey #ill be %iven an advanta%e in te events dependin% on o# many +uestions tey ans#er ri%t* 0or e&le" i! a student ans#ers all +uestions correct" tey #ill be %iven an at most a ten step advanta%e in te runnin% event"* I! a student only %ets al! correct" tey #ill only %et al! te advanta%e* I! te student %ets less tan al! te ans#ers correct" tey #ill %et no advanta%e* Students #ill be divided evenly by s'ill (1ic-2risten" 0eli&-3ereon) and #ill be divided into teams* Te ob$ect is to ans#er as many +uestions as tey can correctly* Te team tat %ets te most +uestions correct #ill %et te advanta%e* I! bot teams ans#er te same amount o! +uestions correctly" no advanta%e #ill be %iven* Today Students #ill run - laps in a moc' runnin% event" and bot team members must cross te line in order to be declared te #inner* ariations: To ma'e te %ames more callen%in%" distance re+uirements could be increased* !or Those "ho #eed $odifications: 3istance can be decreased on te runnin%" or tey can #al' at a moderate pace" and te team tat as someone in need o! modi!ications %ains automatic advanta%e" dependin% on severity o! te in$ury* 0or modi!ications on te discus" discus distance can be minimized !or tem and tey #ould %ain an advanta%e (in !eet) dependin% on te distance tro#n (4 !eet !or less tan /5 !eet" 65 !eet !or !e#er tan -5 !eet" etc*) %ssess&ent 'deas: ,s' te students #at tey !eel te importance o! competition is* $ateria(s #eeded: 7ritin% utensil !or te +uiz" and te +uiz itsel! Time and activities: 8-8:54: #arm ups (8uads" bend.n.an%" ri%t" le!t" arm crosses" arm circles)* 8:54-8:64 ta'e istory +uiz and e&plain activity 8:64-8:/4: per!orm activity 8:/4-8:95: cool do#n" as' !or +uestions:cec' !or student understandin% ,ncient Gree' Sports ;istory +uiz to be completed by students a!ter activities 6* ;o# o!ten do te Olympic %ames ta'e place< -* Name at least - or / events tat too' place in te ,ncient Gree' Olympics* /* 7ere did te Gree' Olympics ta'e place< (In oter #ords" #at #as te name o! te Gree' City tat eld te Olympics<) 9* 7o did te Gree's believe tat te Olympic %ames onored< 4* 7ere #omen at tis time allo#ed to compete in te Olympics<
Hersh Shefrin (Auth.) - Behavioral Risk Management - Managing The Psychology That Drives Decisions and Influences Operational Risk-Palgrave Macmillan US (2016) PDF