Lesson Plan : Two-Hand Touch Football (GYM)

Teacher Name:
 Mr. Headley
Grade:
 Grade 7-8
Subject:
 PE and Health

Topic:
 Team Sport/ Football
Content:
 (Review )To underdstand how to throw the football correctly, catch, run, positions, strategies, touchdown, center, hike, interception, wide receiver, quarterback, rush, hand off and downs.
Goals:
 Students will learn the correct skills needed to play football. Students will learn how to work together to accomplish a goal, while using sportmanship.
Objectives:
 Students will practice passes and catching. Students will motivate each other when teamates fail to accomplish a task, leading to better team moral, higher self-esteem and self-confidence in each teammate.
Materials:
  (2) footballs and basketball court
Introduction:
 Catching and Advance Wide Receiver Routes: How to catch a football,understanding the wide receiver route and the strategies to getting open.
Development:
 Warm-up: Strecthing, High Knees, Caricoa, Sprint & DB run Middle: Reviewing the previous routes (Down & Out, Down & In, Curl, Comeback, Slant, Fly and Smash) End: Explaining the steps to getting open. (Stutter step, Stop and Go, and Jab Fake)
Practice:
 I'll seperate the group into two groups. Each group will have a football. Each team member will take turns throwing the football, catching and playing defense. I'll be looking for correct technique during the route. Activity Time: 5- 7mins
Accommodations:
 Students who have ashama will be used to referee. Student will gain a greater appreciation of the game by being knowledgeable of the rules. Other students will look to them for advice.
Checking For Understanding:
 During the game, I will ask the quaterbacks to have students to run a particular route and see if he/or she runs the route correctly.
Closure:
 While line-up, i'll ask the students about specific plays and what technique they used to get open. Also, did their team work together and showed good sportmanship.
Evaluation:
 
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