DETAILED LESSON PLAN

IN MAPEH
GRADE 7

Name of Student: Anjo T. Pardilla

Date: February 23, 2022

I. Objectives
At the end of the discussion the students should be able to:
 Identify the basic strokes/hits of sports badminton.
II. Subject Matter
a. Topic: Basic Strokes of Badminton
b. References: DepEd MELCS, (PE7GS-IIdh-28), Grade 7 Physical Edu-
cation and Health, Pages 66-69
c. Materials: Visual Aids
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
III. LEARNING PROCEDURE

a. Pre-activities

Good afternoon, class.

Good afternoon, Sir.

Lord, thank you for this wonderful day

Opening Prayer that you have given to us, help us un-
derstand the lesson for today and give
Please stand for a prayer. us wisdom, and also guide us in our ac-
tivity today. Amen.

Checking of Attendance
No one is absent today, Sir.
Class who are absent today?

b. Motivation

I will group you in two and I need one

representative for each group. We will
be having a game called charades. Are Yes, Sir.
you familiar with this game? You just
have to guess what your classmate’s
action is. You only have one minute to
guess. Your timer starts now.

Time is up! Group one, what is your an-

swer?

How about group two? What is your fi-

nal answer?
You may now be seated. Your answers
are both correct. Well done! Give your-
self a three claps.
Our answer is badminton.
c.Lesson Proper

Activity
Badminton is our answer, Sir.
Based on the game that we played,
what is your idea about badminton?

What else?

Right. The sport badminton is played by Clap! Clap! Clap!

singles, doubles, and mixed doubles
matches where the opponents volley a
shuttlecock over a net using a racket.
The aim of this game is to land the shut-
tlecock in the opponent’s court. It origi- It is a match of singles and doubles.
nated in Siam, China over 2,000 years
ago. Since 1992, it has been an
Olympic sport.

We also have two ways of holding the It is played using a racket, a shuttle-
racket the cock, and a court with a net.
forehand or handshake grip and the
back hand grip. In forehand grip position
the thumb and pointing fingers wrapped
around the handle forming letter V while
the rest of your fingers are spread sup-
porting the bottom part of the handle.
The backhand grip, from the forehand
position the fingers place the thumb
pressing flat side on the handle.

B. Analysis

Now, our lesson for today class is all

about the basic strokes of Badminton.

The basic strokes are:

 Overhead Forehand Stroke

 Overhead Backhand Stroke
 Underarm Forehand Stroke
 Underarm Backhand Stroke
Okay, let’s talk about the first stroke.

OVERHEAD FOREHAND STROKE- In

badminton, this stroke generates the
most power. The power of a badminton
forehand stroke comes from correct
technique, NOT how much strength you
exert into a swing. The larger the swing
motion, the more momentum generated.
Hence, more power.

Next is Overhead Backhand Stroke.

OVERHEAD BACKHAND STROKE-

The correct technique for a backhand
stroke will allow you to hit the shuttle at
your backhand area when it’s in mid-air
(above your head). Therefore, the
swinging pattern for badminton is very
different. It’s only with correct technique
that you’ll be able to generate a lot of
power as well as perform quality back-
hand shots.

Okay next is the Underarm Forehand

Stroke.

UNDERARM FOREHAND STROKE-

The correct badminton underarm fore-
hand swing pattern is important if you
want to hit quality badminton shots and
maintain good body balance. This
stroke does not require a lot of strength.
Since underarm strokes are usually per-
formed at the front of the court, not
much strength is needed to perform a
baseline clear (hitting the shuttle to the
back of the court). Therefore, a gentle
swing motion, combined with correct
technique, is all that is needed to pro-
duce a quality shot.

Last basic stroke for the Badminton is

the Underarm Backhand Stroke.

UNDERARM BACKHAND STROKE-

You don’t need to swing too hard for an
underarm stroke. A gentle underarm
swing is sufficient to send the shuttle
right to the back of the court. However,
correct technique is still important to
provide you with body balance.

C. Abstraction

Alright. Let us now simplify our lesson.

What are the basic strokes of Bad-
minton? Yes, Jennifer?
The four basic strokes of Badminton
are, Overhead Forehand Stroke, Over-
head Backhand Stroke, Underarm Fore-
hand Stroke, Underarm Backhand
Stroke.

Very good!

D. Application

Guess what type of strokes.

Overhead Forehand Stroke

Overhead Backhand Stroke

 Underarm Forehand Stroke

Underarm Backhand Stroke

C. Evaluation

Get one half crosswise and answer the

following.

____1.What kind of stroke is very com-

mon and in used most often in bad-
minton?
____2.What kind of stroke is performed
when you take a shuttle in front of you?
____3.What kind of stroke is similar to
forehand, and you make a complete
backhand swing to generate the power
to hit strong backhand shots?
____4.What kind of stroke is usually
performed when your opponent hits a
badminton drop shot to your backhand
area at the front of the court?
____5.Is a racquet sport played using
 racquets to hit a shuttlecock across a
net.

D. Assignment

Bring your PE uniform next meeting be-

cause we will be performing the basic
strokes. Good day and God bless!