EQUIPMENT:
OUTCOMES:
The student will:
NATIONAL STANDARDS: 1-5
INSTRUCTIONS:
Direct students to seat roll right/left with hand signal. Alternate rolls with jogging in place.
TEACHING HINTS:
Scattered formation.
Student begins on “all fours” with head up looking at teacher for instructions.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Various fitness activities are written on index cards and then placed in a “hat” (shoe box). The shoe box can then be placed at the center of the gym or at another convenient place for students to pick up and return the cards. Students can work alone or with a partner. Partners take turns selecting the fitness card from the box. Following are some suggested fitness activities:
TEACHING HINTS:
Using Whistle Mixer, make groups of 5 – 6 to begin at each station.
Music can be programmed on a playlist for 30-second intervals to structure the transitions for students. A 10-second interval without music signals getting a new card. Students then perform as many repetitions as possible while the music is playing. This method allows more individualization for students with varying fitness and skill abilities. Students should be challenged to do as many activities as possible and try to improve as the units continue.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Review serves, forehand and backhand drives
Rally using serves, forehand and backhand drives
TEACHING HINTS:
Scattered around demonstration table
Use Whistle Mixer to create groups of 4. Assign tables.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Divide the class into two or more groups. Each group makes a tight circle with arms pointing toward the middle. In each group, students hold someone’s hand until everybody is holding hands. Each person must hold a hand of two different people and not hold the hands of the people on either side. On signal, the two groups race to see which group can untangle first without disjoining hands. The group may end up in either one large circle or two smaller, connecting circles. People can be facing different directions when finished.
INSTRUCTIONS:
What muscles did you use today in class?
What was more difficult? Serves or rallying? Why?
What is the most fun aspect of Table Tennis?
Cheer: P.E. (stomp feet 2 x), P.E. (stomp feet 2 x), P.E. (stomp feet 2 x), yea!
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