The document outlines a volleyball unit plan consisting of 5 activities:
1) Digging skills and pepper practice with video demonstrations
2) Roll skills practice with video demonstration
3) Partner pepper drill and game
4) Serving game with points for accuracy
5) Closing activity
The objectives are to correctly perform skills like digging and rolls, understand footwork, and encourage teamwork. The plan provides details on skills, games, equipment needed and teaching points.
The document outlines a volleyball unit plan consisting of 5 activities:
1) Digging skills and pepper practice with video demonstrations
2) Roll skills practice with video demonstration
3) Partner pepper drill and game
4) Serving game with points for accuracy
5) Closing activity
The objectives are to correctly perform skills like digging and rolls, understand footwork, and encourage teamwork. The plan provides details on skills, games, equipment needed and teaching points.
The document outlines a volleyball unit plan consisting of 5 activities:
1) Digging skills and pepper practice with video demonstrations
2) Roll skills practice with video demonstration
3) Partner pepper drill and game
4) Serving game with points for accuracy
5) Closing activity
The objectives are to correctly perform skills like digging and rolls, understand footwork, and encourage teamwork. The plan provides details on skills, games, equipment needed and teaching points.
The document outlines a volleyball unit plan consisting of 5 activities:
1) Digging skills and pepper practice with video demonstrations
2) Roll skills practice with video demonstration
3) Partner pepper drill and game
4) Serving game with points for accuracy
5) Closing activity
The objectives are to correctly perform skills like digging and rolls, understand footwork, and encourage teamwork. The plan provides details on skills, games, equipment needed and teaching points.
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Unit: Volleyball
Skills: Digging skills, rolls, pepper,
Overhand serve Game/Closure Date: February 2, 2016 Teacher: Matthew Urrabazo Agenda: Facility Layout: Partner 1) Digging Skills(6 min) Pepper 1) Have students watch a YouTube video on how to dig in volleyball (2:03) 2) Practice Digging 2) Rolls (4 mins) 1) Have students watch a YouTube video on Roll Progressions (1:33) 2) Practice Rolls 3) Pepper (10 mins) 1) Partner Pepper 2) Partner Pepper Game 4) Serving Game (10 mins) 5) Closing (2-3 min) Teaching Points: Objectives/TEKS: Passing: - Students will correctly perform Digging skills, Rolls 1) Make sure you are in the ready and Pepper in a variety of games and activities. position. - Students will gain knowledge of the correct 2) Bend at the waist and not at the footwork used while performing Digging and Rolls. back. - Students will learn to appreciate the importance of 3) KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL! teamwork and good sportsmanship through Equipment: encouraging and supporting teammates during 21 Volleyballs games and activities. 12 Cones Rolls The name of the Video is called PSU Libero Training Roll Progression Pepper This drill involves a group of two students: The first student will start with the ball and toss it to their partner. The partner can either pass or set the ball back to the other partner. If the 2nd partner sets the ball back to the 1st partner can choose to spike, set or pass the ball back. This continues in a continuous loop until the ball hits the ground, and then it starts again.
Serve and Sprint
Divide the class into 4 groups. Form two lines at one end of the court. First player in each group gets a ball. Blow the whistle and allow first player to serve. If the serve is placed successfully, the player sprints to retrieve the ball, returns and hands it to the next player in line so he or she can serve, then takes a seat behind the group. If the serve is hit out or into the net, the player must serve again. The first group to have all their players seated wins. The winning group comes up with the punishment for the losing group. Must be reasonable. Alternate Serving Game Divide the class into 4 groups. Form two lines at one end of the court. First player in each group gets a ball. Blow the whistle and allow first player to serve. He/She will be aiming for 3 coned areas. The biggest area is worth 1 point, the second smallest area is worth 3 points and the smallest area is worth 5 points. The object of the game is to score the most points as a team in a certain amount of serves per student. Each student gets 3 serves. Next instead of giving a serve limit per student References: make it a timed game. Texas Education Agency. Chapter 116. Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Physical Education Subchapter A. Middle School. Grade 8. Sep 1, 1998.