EQUIPMENT:
OUTCOMES:
NATIONAL STANDARDS: 1-5
INSTRUCTIONS:
Students hop 10 yards (m) on one leg in the following sequence: (1) left hand touching the right toe, which is on the ground; (2) right hand touching the left toe on the ground; (3) right hand touching the right toe on the ground; and (4) left hand touching the left toe on the ground.
TEACHING HINTS:
Scattered formation
Direct students through a variety of movements
Students can be challenged to develop different combinations and tasks.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Jump rope—30 seconds. If unable to jump, practice swinging the rope to the side while jumping.
2. Place the rope on the floor and do locomotor movements around and over the rope. Make different shapes and letters with the rope.
3. Hold the folded rope overhead. Sway from side to side. Twist right and left.
4. Jump rope—30 seconds.
5. Lie on your back and hold the rope toward the ceiling with outstretched arms. Bring up one leg at a time and touch the rope with your toes. Lift both legs together. Sit up and try to hook the rope over your feet. Release and repeat.
6. Touch your toes with the folded rope.
7. Jump rope—30 seconds.
8. Place the rope on the floor and do various animal walks along or over the rope.
9. Do push-up variations with the rope folded and held between your hands.
10. Jump rope—30 seconds.
TEACHING HINTS:
1. Use alternating segments (30 seconds each) of silence and music to signal duration of exercise. Music segments indicate aerobic activity with the jump ropes, whereas intervals of silence signal using the jump ropes to enhance flexibility and develop strength.
2. Teach students to space themselves so they do not hit others with their rope. Encourage non-jumpers, who eventually will learn the skill. Give praise and keep them motivated.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Introduce and Discuss Task Sheets 7 – 11
Task Sheet 7: Adding and Removing Weights from a Bar Resting on a Rack
Task Sheet 8: Adding and Removing Weights from a Bar Resting on a Rack
Task Sheet 9: Spotting
Task Sheet 10: Overhand Grip
Task Sheet 11: Underhand Grip
TEACHING HINTS:
Review Task Sheets 7-11
This is a hands-on lesson. You will work with a partner and practice adding and removing weights from a bar. Practice until you cover all the check points correctly listed on Sheets 7 and 8.
Observe your instructor presenting spotting techniques. Mentally evaluate your instructor and see if they are covering all the checkpoints on your task sheet. Then, find another student to spot. Have a peer or your instructor assure you are spotting correctly.
Understand the difference between the overhand and underhand grips and find a barbell to practice and evaluate how it impacts different muscle groups.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Start with 3 people sitting back-to-back. Lock elbows and try to stand up. Increase the number to 4 people, then 5, and so forth. See how many people can stand up simultaneously.
TEACHING HINTS:
Use a management game i.e. Whistle Mixer to create group of 3.
Spread groups out in area.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Review elements of spotting.
Explain how to safely add and remove weights from a barbell.
Cheer: Weight Training, yea!
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