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Ci Badminton Unit Plan
Ci Badminton Unit Plan
LaurenHall
Unit Plan Defense
P.E. class should be a place where students are exposed to all different types of sports, activities and games so as to
broaden students athletic scope as well as to engage students who may not be drawn to physical activity. It is important that the
environment of my classes is safe so that my students can try new things without the fear of failure or being judged by classmates.
It is also a place where students can learn and develop the tools necessary to live a healthy active life style outside of the
classroom. In addition to promoting a healthy lifestyle and helping students become active, P.E. class also gives students the
opportunity to learn and develop valuable life skills such as team work, effective communication, respect, integrity, problem solving
My focus in this badminton unit is that students will develop necessary locomotor movements (proper footwork) and
manipulative skills (serves and shots) to play badminton at a more competitive level through playing an assortment of games,
activities and tournaments. In playing a variety of games and activities, I hope to engage all students including those who may not
be interested in badminton. These games will also facilitate an environment where students will be put in situations that will help
them develop valuable skills such as teamwork, communication and good sportsmanship. Students will be required to
demonstrate positive communication strategies with teammates as well as good sportsmanship through showing respect to
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Stage1DesiredResults
EstablishedGoalsGLO(s):
Students will build upon previously learned locomotor movements and manipulative skills in
order to perform sport specific techniques required for badminton.
Students will appreciate how positive communication, cooperation and fair play is an integral
part of playing on a successful team.
Understandings: EssentialQuestions:
Studentswillunderstandthat
Consistantpositivecommunicationwith Howcancommunicationinfluencethesuccess/failureof
teammatesisanintegralpartofbeingapartofa ateam?
successfulteam
Beingabletoperformsportspecificskillsare Whatisthedifferencebetweenarecreationalathlete
necessarytobeabletocompeteatahigherlevel fromanathleteintraining?
Priorunderstandings Studentswillbeableto
Select,combineandperformspecificlocomotor BasicSkills:
skills
A9-1 apply and refine locomotor skills and
Demonstratewaystoreceiveandretainan concepts to a variety of activities with
object increased control to improve personal
performance
Beabletoidentifyandevaluatespecific
strategiesandtactics A9-5 apply and refine ways to receive, retain
and send an object with increased speed,
Recommendpracticesthatcontributeto accuracy and distance in skills specific to an
teamwork activity
Wheredoesthislead?
A9-11 create and plan activities that
Applyandrefinelocomotorskillsandconcepts emphasize specific strategies and tactics that
coordinate effort with others; e.g., team/fair
effort,spaceandrelationship
play, in order to achieve a common activity
goal
Applyandrefinemanipulativeskillsand
conceptseffort,spaceandrelationshipsto
Students will know:
performandcreateavarietyofactivitiesto
improvepersonalperformance C9-1 communicate thoughts and feelings in
an appropriate respectful manner as they
relate to participation in physical activity
Stage2AssessmentEvidence
PreAssessment
Atthebeginningofclass,inpairs,Iwillhavestudentsdiscussmyessentialquestionsandwewillhavea
classdiscussiontogetanideaofwherestudentsunderstandingisat.IftherearesomegapsinknowledgeI
willfacilitateadiscussiontofillinanyknowledgegaps.ThenIwillhavethestudentsgotodifferent
stationsthatrequirethemtoperformfundamentalmovementsandskillsneededtobesuccessfultoplay
badminton.IwillobservewheretheskilllevelisandiftherearesomegapsIwilladjustmylessons
accordinglytogooverspecificskillsthatarelacking.
Quizzes,Tests,Assignments PerformanceTasks,Projects
Summative: Summative:
Activitylog SkillsTest
Formative:
Tournament
Drills
Games
OtherEvidence(observations,worksamples, Studentselfassessment
dialogues)
Summative:
Formative: Effortscale(studentandteacher)
TeacherObservation Sportsmanshipchecklist
KeyQuestions
ClassDiscussions Formative:
Feedback(teacherandpeer) Stationchecklist
Thinkpairshare Sportsmanshipchecklist
Assessments
Activity Sportsma
Title Participation Skills Test
Log nship
Learning
Type S/F
Outcomes (Formative/Sum S S S/F
mative)
50%
Weighting 20% 15% 15%