PE Department Coach Delgado, Coach Ortiz, & Coach Villa Gus Garcia Middle School Lesson Plan 2012-2013 Soccer unit “Soccer skills” Play seven on seven tournament Today’s Big Idea(s): Objective: TSWBAT incorporate all the skills learn to play soccer in a soccer tournament. Students will show how to trap the ball, pass, defend, shoot, throw-in, and goaltend. The team who wins the most will receive a 100, 2nd – 90, 3rd – 80, 4th - 70 Date: 3/7/13 – 3/8/13 116.22,116.23, 116.24 (6-8) TEKS Connections/Indicate whether Readiness/Supporting/Process: Materials, Texts & Reminders: Checks for Understanding: Higher-Order Thinking Questions: Agenda & Time Estimates: (1) Movement. The student demonstrates competency in movement patterns and proficiency in a few specialized movement forms. The student is expected to:(I) hand and foot dribble while preventing an opponent from stealing the ball;(B) make appropriate changes in performance based on feedback to improve skills students are demonstrating the proper technique for trapping, passing, shooting, and goaltending students feet are firmly on the ground and position of the ball is directly on the inside foot Monitor groups by walking around the field and ref the games Asking groups questions about what how their feet should be position when striking the ball Students will execute the proper technique for trapping, passing, and shooting the soccer ball B – How can you be successful when shooting the ball into the goal? M – Can you tell me the proper form for kicking the ball and why it is important? E – What assumptions can we make about how much we know about soccer? What the TEACHER is saying/doing… Motivation/Hook: Lesson Include Time Estimates: Introduction to soccer - game situations Students will get a chance to incorporate all skills learn into a game Intro to New Material: Check attendance Change into PE uniform (5) Intro to seven on seven(5min) Students will demonstrate their skills through a tournament of seven on seven, indoor or outdoor (Weather permitting) (35 min) Students will be evaluated on how many goals they can score. Closure (5min) Change back to uniforms (5min) Soccer balls Cones Soccer goals Assessment/Evidence Of Learning : Remind students the proper technique for trapping, passing, shooting, and goaltending Show students how the drill is going to work *Adapted from KIPP-Austin What the STUDENTS are saying/doing… Motivation/Hook: Students will demonstrate how to shoot the soccer ball into the goal Intro to New Material: What are the steps to trapping, passing, shooting, and goaltending the soccer ball Students understand how the drill is going to proceed PE Department Coach Delgado, Coach Ortiz, & Coach Villa Guided Practice: Give example of the drill of shooting the soccer ball into the goal Independent Practice: Monitoring students to see if they are demonstrating the proper form Gus Garcia Middle School Lesson Plan 2012-2013 Guided Practice: Independent Practice: Closing: Did students meet the objective? Did the students learn the proper way to kick/shoot the ball Modifications/ Accommodations/ Differentiated Instruction: Students are demonstrating the proper technique and steps to trapping, passing, shooting, and goaltending the ball Are students able to use both feet Closing: Students understanding of the objectives Where student on task? Students on task Student participation Student discussions are productive Evaluation/ Evidence of Learning: Homework: Allow students to demonstrate in their groups Evaluation/ Evidence of Learning: Teacher asking higher order thinking questions 5 definitions relating to soccer terms: Offside, Red card, yellow card, Hands, High Kick Do an activity that involves movement for at least 30 minutes walking, jogging etc. SPECIAL EDUCATION: Preferential seating Extended time on Assignment Cooperative grouping Emphasis critical content Daily agenda on board/Teacher review Reduce/minimize distractions Use pictorial directions Use positive reinforcement Use positive reinforcement Ms. Aguilar’s class (shorter distance, small ball, and assistance if necessary) DYSLEXIA: Emphasis: Visual, Auditory, and Tactile skills Provide course syllabus/outline ESL/LEP/ELL: Give directions in small distinct forms Use written backup or oral directions Establish routines in classroom Simplify instructional language, NOT content Pre-teach vocabulary, modeling, hands-on, pictures and visual aids GT: Opportunity to accelerate in areas of strength; independent research Multiple disciplines are integrated into the unit Teacher Reflection: What worked/what didn’t work? Why? *Adapted from KIPP-Austin PE Department Coach Delgado, Coach Ortiz, & Coach Villa *Adapted from KIPP-Austin Gus Garcia Middle School Lesson Plan 2012-2013