This 30-minute lesson for a foundation level class of 26 students focuses on teamwork and active listening skills. Students will participate in group activities like Fruit Salad and Protect Your Medals to practice working as a team. The teacher will observe how well students demonstrate listening to instructions, considering their peers, and displaying a team player attitude. At the end, the class will reflect on what it means to be a team player and how listening skills help teams succeed.
This 30-minute lesson for a foundation level class of 26 students focuses on teamwork and active listening skills. Students will participate in group activities like Fruit Salad and Protect Your Medals to practice working as a team. The teacher will observe how well students demonstrate listening to instructions, considering their peers, and displaying a team player attitude. At the end, the class will reflect on what it means to be a team player and how listening skills help teams succeed.
This 30-minute lesson for a foundation level class of 26 students focuses on teamwork and active listening skills. Students will participate in group activities like Fruit Salad and Protect Your Medals to practice working as a team. The teacher will observe how well students demonstrate listening to instructions, considering their peers, and displaying a team player attitude. At the end, the class will reflect on what it means to be a team player and how listening skills help teams succeed.
Lesson number: 1 Duration: 30 mins Class size: 26 Level: Foundation
Topic: team work
Focus: team work and active listening skills Learning Objectives: We are learning to work as a team and develop our listening skills in a team environment Assessment Criteria and method of evaluation Standards/Outcome Assessment Criteria Evidence s Health and Physical The student can listen to Students working together to consider the Education: Movement and instructions of the task importance of listening skills Physical activity ~ Moving our body The student demonstrates a Students listening to the contributions of team player attitude others Practice fundamental movement skills and The student demonstrates an movement sequences ability to take on game using different body strategies contributed by parts (ACPMP008) others within their group Equipment Safety measures / Risk Management
Circular cones All hazards on synthetic area or to be
Hula Hoops pointed out to students prior to Bean Bags commencing activity Ensure students use synthetic area only
Stage/Time Tasks Teacher action
Stage 1: 1. Discussion of team work and what it Attending to students listening ability Introduction means to be a team player: of task and discussion What does it mean to work as team? Noting down student contributions to Why is it important to work as a team? what evidence of attitude and action displays team player ethic and What types of teams do we know? character What are examples that dont demonstrate being a team player? Discuss with students importance of being cautious when running with their peers, and throughout activity remaining on the synthetic grass for safety to avoid trips or falls on the exterior bricks Stage 2: Fruit Salad 1. Students are to be lined up Warm up 1. Students are split into three teams (Apple, upon the synthetic with a (5 minutes) Banana, Cherry) consideration of health and 2. Students will be given an instruction: Walk, safety of their peers, as well as Jog, Run in which their team must complete avoiding any obstacles (trees, from one end of the synthetic grass to the twigs etc.) other 3. The team with the most cones collectively 2. Commencing the activity ensures all facing either up or down wins the round. (2x3 students understand their role and minute rounds) the actions intended.
3. Students questions are answered
Stage 3: 1. Students return to centre of synthetic area to Ensure safety of students Development, discuss rules of Protect your medals game. Practice 2. Students are divided into four teams. Ensure students are aware of Consolidation 3. Two rules are to be emphasized: no guarding set task boundary areas and their hoop, or taking more than one bean bag rules at time per person from another teams hoop. 4. Students are to be considering the Observation of students whom listen importance of team player attitude and to set task and exemplify team play action, as well as active listening skills. attitude Stage 4: *Revisit objectives Reflect on activity and what it means Conclusion *What was learnt (taught) and why is that to be a team player important? and closure Observe student contributions and What strategies assisted with your ensure to link back to the idea of what teams success?