PE Dept. Coach Delgado, Coach Ortiz, & Coach Villa Gus Garcia Middle School Lesson Plan 2012-2013 Basketball Unit “Dribbling Today’s Big Idea(s): skills” Assessments Objective: TSWBAT demonstrate the proper technique to dribbling a basketball using both hands. Student must control ball 60% for their assessments Date: 11/15/12 – 11/16/12 116.22,116.23,116.24 (6-8) (1) Movement. The student demonstrates competency in movement patterns and proficiency in a few Agenda & specialized movement forms. Time The student is expected Estimates: to(I) hand and foot dribble TEKS Connections/Indicate while preventing an whether opponent from stealing the Readiness/Supporting/Process: ball; (A) create and modify activities that provide practice of selected skills to improve performance such as practice with nondominant hand, practice specific game situations, or practice jumps or cartwheels in both directions; Materials, Texts & Reminders: Checks for Understanding: Higher-Order Thinking Questions: Motivation/Hook: Students are demonstrating the right hand and left hand dribble Students are being successful in controlling their dribble 60% Students are using the proper technique and dribbling waist high only Students are displaying the correct form for dribbling the basketball Teacher provides positive feedback Teacher ask students to demonstrate for them B – Why is it important to learn to dribble with both hands? M – What can you apply to your dribble that could make you successful? E – What assumptions can we make about how much we know about basketball? What the TEACHER is saying/doing… Lesson Include Time Estimates: basketballs cones Assessment/Evidence Of Learning : Intro to basketball unit (5min) Basketball dribbling skills assessments Students will be in group lines(5min) Students will demonstrate basketball dribbling skills using their right hand dribbling around cones(10min) Students will demonstrate basketball dribbling using left hand dribbling around cones(10min) Students will be using both hands crossover dribble dribbling around cones(10min) Closure (5min) Introduction to basketball unit Today we are going to learn how to dribble a basketball using both right and left *Adapted from KIPP-Austin What the STUDENTS are saying/doing… Motivation/Hook: Students divided into groups demonstrating their dribbling skills Students must learn to dribble with both hands PE Dept. Coach Delgado, Coach Ortiz, & Coach Villa Intro to New Material: Gus Garcia Middle School Lesson Plan 2012-2013 Intro to New Material: Dribbling with both hands Guided Practice: Homework: Modifications/ Accommodations/ Differentiated Instruction: Students will demonstrate their dribbling skills in basketball Students show that they are successful in controlling their dribble 60% Independent Practice: Monitor students making sure they are on task Providing positive feedback Closing: Guided Practice: Teacher model dribbling with both hands Teacher explain importance of learning how to dribble Teacher showing students how drill will be performed Independent Practice: Student demonstrations of dribbling the basketball Students being successful in dribbling using both right hand and left hand Students are demonstrating dribbling skills using right and left Students are on task during dribbling drill Closing: Teacher asking higher order thinking questions Go back to the objectives of the lesson Students understanding of the objectives Did students do what they were supposed to do in their groups Do an activity that involves movement for at least 30 minutes walking, jogging etc. 5 definitions relating to basketball – dribbling, passing, fouls, jump shot, free-throw line 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 (Can draw pictures in place of writing) 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 *Adapted from KIPP-Austin PE Dept. Gus Garcia Middle School Coach Delgado, Coach Ortiz, & Coach Villa Lesson Plan 2012-2013 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