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LESSON PLAN: BASKETBALL
GRADE 5 - 8
  ANNUAL CURRICULUM
• Warm Up
• Locomotor Movement (K-4)
• Kindergarten
• Grade 1
• Grade 2
• Grade 3
• Grade 4
• Grade 5
• Grade 6
• Grade 7
• Grade 8
• Lesson Plan Outline

GRADE 5 - 7
• Unit 1 - Basketball

GRADE 8
• Unit 1 - Basketball

LESSONS: BASKETBALL
• Lesson 1
• Lesson 2
• Lesson 3
• Lesson 4
• Lesson 5
• Lesson 6
• Lesson 7
• Lesson 8
• Lesson 9

Unit: Basketball Time: 60 min Style: Mass-task, guided discover, collarbotion
Lesson: 2 Station: Gymnasium IEP: Special accomodation is made for students with special needs.
Equipment: Laptop and 1 basketball per student

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE

Biological Psychological Social
The student will be able to (TSWBAT) move appropriately in the warm up in order to have a proper warm up that raises the heart rate, prepares the body for activity, and prevents injury.

TSWBAT feel an increased level of well-being due to increased level of physical activity.

TSWBAT run and move in coordination with a group of students and line up quickly to accomplish the task at hand.

TSWBAT to acquire a wide range of fitness, strength exercises, stretches, and poses that will enhance the students perspective on fitness and wellness over all.

TSWBAT increase their heart rate and keep it elevated for a prolonged time during the fitness workout.

TSWBAT to follow new exercises and become familiar with physical challenges to prepare them for future pursuits in fitness that will provide a strong foundation to who to keep themselves healthy throughout life.

TSWBAT maintain control of the ball 90% of the time while executing several different feats while dribbling such as:
• Dribble while walking backwards
• Dribble between feet
• Dribble around feet
• Dribble in different levels

TSWBAT accomplish correct fundamental shooting technique by displaying following tips:
• Feet shoulder width apart
• Knees bent
• Elbows in
• Dominant hand under ball
• Non-dominant hand on the side of the ball
• Follow Through

TSWBAT execute a correct lay up by following following steps
• Step with inside foot
• Lead up with outside knee and arm
• Keep the ball in the outside hand
• Get the ball inside the hoop at least 70% of the time

TSWBAT execute proper individual defense in a zone defense setting.  Including:
• Alignment between player and hoop by being between these two
• One hand covering the ball
• Never let the hand cross the body while covering the ball
• One arm length from opponent

TSWBAT execute their individual defense in a team setting where a zone defense is executed and the student knows where to align according to teammates, opponents, and the ball.  Cues that demonstrates this includes:
• Eyes on the ball
• Does not turn the back to the ball
• Hands are elevated
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TSWBAT know, understand, and apply the concept of social responsibility by grading themselves after the lesson.

TSWBAT know, understand, and apply the concept of student expectations throughout every situation in the gymnasium.

TSWBAT give examples of situations when the student expectations are applicable.

TSWBAT know, understand, and apply the concept of skipping, galloping, and other locomotor skills.

TSWBAT recollect where their personal seat is, and how it aids the student’s ability to follow the rules and to be team players.

TSWBAT explain that the locomotor skills are good for them as the movements will help them get faster and feel better.

TSWBAT reduce stress with physical activity, since increased physical activity increases blood circulation, which helps removal of glucocorticoids (a hormone that induce stress.)

TSWBAT to enhance their self-efficacy as the student can monitor them selves improving through successfully catch and pass the ball.

TSWBAT feels that they belong in the class as much as everyone else by have equal rules for everyone.

TSWBAT feel that they are in control of their behavior by giving a grade of themselves at the end of the class. (1, 2, or 3)

TSWBAT feel enjoyment by being more successful due to an increased level of personal involvement through their grading.

TSWBAT practice being a leader by leading the warm up for the other students.

TSWBAT learn how to receive positive criticism in regards to what the other students think he or she did well and needs to improve on as a leader.

TSWBAT feel enjoyment and success through increased participation in all class activities.

TSWBAT feel enjoyment through increased level of success as well as increased level of personal involvement in their homework, which enhances their overall health.

TSWBAT feel an increased level of well-being due to increased level of physical activity.

TSWBAT promote teamwork and success among his or hers classmate through positive feedback and positive interaction that does not display any negative (i.e., hurtful) behavior.

TSWBAT enjoy the social aspect of passing the ball without collisions, since it offers the feeling of safety for the student. This will be addressed at the end of the lesson.

Lesson Objective Organization Cues
I. Warm up (3 min) Personal Spots Do your best.
II. Assess Leadership (4th Grade only) (2 min) Personal Spots What did the leader do well, what can the leader improve on as a leader. Students give feedback.
IV. Basketball Drills (32 min)
• Dribble Drills
• Shooting
• Lay Ups
• Individual Defensive Drills
• Team Defensive Drills

White line facing partner

Two groups simultaneously
Personal spots
• Eyes on the ball
• Spread fingers
• Hands form a triangle
• Soft hands
• Look through the triangle
• Reach for the ball
V. Self-Assessment (3 min) Personal Spots  1, 2, 3.