The document provides a lesson plan for teaching 4th grade students the underhand rolling skill. The lesson introduces the skill and its proper technique through explanation, demonstration, and mass practice of the key 4-5 steps and verbal cues. Students are then split into teams to practice and reinforce the skill through a modified game of "knockdown" using beanbags, balls, and bowling pins. The goal is for students to correctly perform the underhand roll in 4-5 attempts.
The document provides a lesson plan for teaching 4th grade students the underhand rolling skill. The lesson introduces the skill and its proper technique through explanation, demonstration, and mass practice of the key 4-5 steps and verbal cues. Students are then split into teams to practice and reinforce the skill through a modified game of "knockdown" using beanbags, balls, and bowling pins. The goal is for students to correctly perform the underhand roll in 4-5 attempts.
The document provides a lesson plan for teaching 4th grade students the underhand rolling skill. The lesson introduces the skill and its proper technique through explanation, demonstration, and mass practice of the key 4-5 steps and verbal cues. Students are then split into teams to practice and reinforce the skill through a modified game of "knockdown" using beanbags, balls, and bowling pins. The goal is for students to correctly perform the underhand roll in 4-5 attempts.
The document provides a lesson plan for teaching 4th grade students the underhand rolling skill. The lesson introduces the skill and its proper technique through explanation, demonstration, and mass practice of the key 4-5 steps and verbal cues. Students are then split into teams to practice and reinforce the skill through a modified game of "knockdown" using beanbags, balls, and bowling pins. The goal is for students to correctly perform the underhand roll in 4-5 attempts.
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UNIT: 4th Grade Underhand Throwing/Rolling
SKILL: Underhand Roll
EQUIPMENT: 1. Whistle 2. Beanbags 3. Rhinoskin balls 4. Bowling pins GLCEs: M.MC.04.01, K.MC.04.14, K.MS.04.01, K.MS.04.03 ACTION: Students will learn how to perform the locomotor skill of the underhand roll. CONDITION: 4/5 steps will be performed to standard in order to perform the skill correctly. CRITERION: 4/5 attempts of the skill will be performed correctly. ITIP FORMAT: 1. Anticipatory Set Today we are going to learn how to roll a ball underhand, can anyone tell me what we could use this skill for? bowling, softball What is this skill kind of like? underhand throwing 2. Objectives To introduce the skill of the underhand roll to the students. Learning the proper technique of the underhand roll will allow students to perform the skill of the underhand throw with greater ease. Allows students to practice this skill and feel confident in their performance of the skill. 3. Explain: Model 4-8 key steps Movement Sequence 1. Face target with ball in writing hand with the hand under the ball. 2. Step with the opposite
Verbal Cues Ready Step
foot from the ball
toward the target. 3. Swing ball hand back Swing keeping the elbow straight. 4. Swing the ball hand forward releasing the Roll ball close to the floor so the ball begins to roll toward target. 5. Follow through with the arm swing naturally Follow Through coming to a comfortable stop. 4. Questions to check Where should our hand be on the ball? Under the ball. Where should we release the ball? ..close to the floor 5. Mass Practice/Demo Demonstrate each of the movement sequences after explaining them aloud. Review verbal cues (together) (Transition -) Teacher will line up students on two lines, the students will then roll a ball to their partner till the whistle. The students will then get 2 bowling pins and a ball per partner group and all stand on line rolling the ball at the pins while their partner critiques the form. 6. Independent Practice or Activity Teacher will break the class into teams and play a modified game of knockdown with 3 pins standing at the baseline 5 ft apart on each side of the gym. Without throwing the beanbag or crossing the mid court line the student must slide the beanbag at the pins to knock them down or at the opposing team to remove players
from play in order to win. In order to get back into the
game on of the students teammates will have to slide a beanbag from the top of the key and hit their teammates foot. The game is won by knocking the opposing teams pins down or knocking out all of the other players. 7. Closure Review the steps and verbal cues for the underhand roll. Give students meaningful feedback for their form, their positive attitudes, and their participation.