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S01_W8_U1_LP16
S01_W8_U1_LP16
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Unit 1:
Session : 16
I. Objectives: At the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
Listen and move to a whistle during movement
Know what mark to jump from in long jump
Here is a list of some of the other skills developed during Tag: decision-making skills, tracking, evasion,
tactics and strategy, acceleration, deceleration and change of direction, reaching, and changing body
position. Let’s not forget Tag’s amazing cardiovascular benefits and, as you will see in the Flag Tag version,
its development of accuracy.
3. Power Ball
The game is simple: The offensive player on each team has 30 seconds to score three separate balls into a
( mins) bucket. The player can only hold one ball at a time. If that player gets tagged by a defender before they
Teacher: Andrew Class: Grade 1 Subject: PE Week: 8
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score, that ball is out for the remainder of the 30 seconds.
The setup is key in this game. There will always be one more bucket to score than the number of defenders.
For example, if there are three players on a team, they will have to defend four buckets. This forces the
defenders to really work together and hustle to cover all the buckets. Offensively, the scorer is always
searching for an open scoring opportunity by working off their teammates’ actions.
Remember: There will always be one open bucket on the floor, but that will change depending on the
defenders’ positions and where the offense is trying to score. The development of skills like
evasion/invasion, tracking/tagging, defensive sliding/shuffling, and vision/perception/decision-making are
applicable to many sports, and this is why a game like this is so beneficial to young athletes. We can
develop usable skills in a competitive situation.
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4. Wrap-up (5’) Cool down and go over why and what Athletics is all about