18.05.2017 Views

PE_Guidelines_english0

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

Lesson 5, 6<br />

Lesson 7, 8<br />

Lesson 9, 10<br />

Theme of lesson<br />

Travel: rocking, rolling<br />

Supporting weight<br />

Raising parts of the body<br />

high<br />

Development of lesson<br />

Practise a stretched roll,<br />

then a tucked roll (using<br />

mats, where necessary), vary<br />

the speed of the roll.<br />

Find parts of the body on<br />

which to rock.<br />

Practise supporting weight<br />

on large body parts, e.g.<br />

back, side, shoulders etc.<br />

Practise supporting weight<br />

on small body parts, e.g.<br />

hands and feet, vary level,<br />

shape.<br />

Practise a balance<br />

(supporting weight) with<br />

your feet/hands/heels/ toes<br />

etc. highest. Vary the shape<br />

and level of the balances.<br />

Travel with various body<br />

parts highest.<br />

Find a space, lift a body part<br />

high and lower it gently.<br />

Apparatus work<br />

Using hoops and mats, travel<br />

from the hoop to the mat,<br />

across the mat and back to<br />

the hoop<br />

– travel to the mat using<br />

feet only, roll sideways<br />

(stretched or tucked)<br />

across the mat or rock on<br />

the mat and travel (using<br />

your hands and feet) to<br />

the hoop.<br />

Using hoops, mats, benches<br />

(climbing frame, bar box,<br />

etc.) travel to, over, under<br />

and around the apparatus<br />

and practise supporting<br />

weight on the apparatus at<br />

appropriate points<br />

– travel to the bench using<br />

feet only, jump onto the<br />

bench and support your<br />

weight on the bench in a<br />

stretched shape.<br />

Using apparatus as in<br />

previous lesson, travel onto<br />

the apparatus and show two<br />

balances on the apparatus<br />

with different body parts<br />

highest<br />

– jump into the hoop and<br />

show a balance with<br />

elbows highest, then with<br />

hands highest<br />

– jump onto the bench and<br />

show a balance with one<br />

foot highest then knees<br />

highest<br />

Integration: oral language (in, out, across, over, slowly, high, low etc.)<br />

Follow-up work: Develop further lessons linking these themes.<br />

Physical Education Teacher <strong>Guidelines</strong><br />

79

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!