#3688. Strength

Phys Ed, level: Elementary
Posted Tue Feb 28 20:11:34 PST 2006 by Violeta C. Bobadilla (vbobadilla@duarte.k12.ca.us).
Valley View Elementary, Duarte, USA
Materials Required: 1lb free weights and 2" balance strips.
Activity Time: 30 minutes
Concepts Taught: Strength building, static and dynamic balance

DAILY LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Valley View TEACHER: Mrs. Bobadilla
P.E. STANDARD: #1-Demo competency in motor skills & movement patterns needed to perform a variety of physical activities. DATE: 02/01/2006
UNIT THEME: Strength TIME/PERIOD: 11:30a-12:00p
TEACHING STYLE: Command GRADE: 2-3
EQUIPMENT & FACILITIES: 8-1lb free weights, 8-poly spots, 5-balance strips. In the classroom. NUMBER OF STUDENTS: 8

TIME CONTENT & METHOD CLASS ORGANIZATION CUE WORDS
Lesson Objective: The students will participate in static and dynamic balance as well as build strength and endurance.


Psychomotor Domain: Use both their left and right arms for weight lifting, there whole body for dynamic and static balances


Cognitive Domain: Follow directions and remember to stay on their spots.

Affective Domain: Work appropriately with as a group member.

Warm-up/Introduction to Activity: Greet the students. The students will stand on poly spots. Stretches such as: reach up, touch your toes, reach through, right/left foot forward, reach over right/left, twist). 15 jumping jacks and balance on right/left foot for 10 seconds. Tell the students that today we will be working on working on their muscles and building strength.




Sequence of Skill Development/Practice: Students will be instructed that if the weight touches the ground, their free weight will be removed and they will have to do the activities without one. Each student will be given a one pound free weight with velcro attachment or grip. They will be given a demonstration and will repeat each movement 10 times. They will work on shoulder, bicep, and tricep muscles. Collect free weights. Up/down





Game Incorporating Skills Development: They will shown demonstrations on how to balance to improve their static balance. Examples: Balance on two feet and two hands, balance on two feet and one hand, balance on one foot and two hands. Turn around and try to do them the other way (try belly side up and belly side down). Then the students will practice their dynamic balance by taking turns and walking on a 2" line maintaing contact with the strip. When ready, they can attempt to walk in a heel-to-toe pattern.





Lesson Closure: Collect equipment and do our cheer. 1, 2, 3, P.E.!

Evaluation/Assessment Procedures:

Alternative Activities: Practice locomotor skills: hopping, jumping, leaping, skipping, galloping.