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Doublestournament 3
Doublestournament 3
Doublestournament 3
Equipment: 5 table tennis tables, 22 paddles, 10 table tennis balls, speaker, word wall
(P) Demonstrate the offensive and defensive skills necessary to play an entire table tennis game when observed by the teacher
throughout the lesson. (S1.H1.L1)
(C) Identify the three rules about the serve as a class when asked by the teacher at the beginning of a lesson.. (S2.H1.L1)
(A) Demonstrate positive behavior by listening to the safety instructions, rules, and routines throughout the entire lesson. (S4.H1.L1)
Special Considerations What are the safety concerns? What is unique about the students in the class?
- The size of the room is small, make students aware of their backswing and follow through
- The teacher should be aware of students entering and exiting the room, students should ask permission before leaving
for any reason, including to get a drink
References:
Massachusetts Comprehensive Health Curriculum Framework, (October, 1999). Massachusetts Department of Education.
SHAPE America. (2014). National standards and grade level outcomes. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.
TIME SEQUENCE OF LESSON ORGANIZATION REFLECTIONS
Introduction:
5 min - The teacher will meet the students in the gym and take T Depending on the class,
attendance using note cards. attendance can be taken
- The teacher will remind the students that they will begin SSSSS in the gym or in the
tournament play and to make sure their partner is present SSSSS hallway before entering
the wrestling room
2 min Transition: the students will move from the gym into the Wrestling
Room where five table tennis tables should be prepared. All equipment
should be prepared in this room as well
T Ask the students for
Activity 1: Review Rules and Regulations rules instead of just
3 min The teacher will engage in an interactive learning activity, reviewing the SSSSSSSS telling them
rules of doubles table tennis. The teacher should ask the students what SSSSSSSS
they know about the rules, before using a direct form of teaching to
inform.