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Year 2

Lesson 4

 

Hello Year 2, I hope everyone is excited to be coming back to school next week.

 

Please remember PE kits on Monday. (start looking for it this week)

 

Have some fun with PE today, I've added some challenges in the links below.

 

See you next week.

 

From 

 

Mr Gormer

THROWING & CATCHING (Lesson 2)

 

LESSON OBJECTIVE-

  • To choose and apply skills to make up games.

 

EQUIPMENT-

  • BALL

 (If you do not have a ball or bean bag check out the links below how to make a them)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEAM5DhG8eM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deW1LYHLw8Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXOewzh9gyI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aabG5dLh1Dc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbjwqvbqMFk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXa9W_Rj59s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUSLtT2z9Cc

 

WARM UP-

  • Children show wide shapes and thin shapes – stretch as much as possible.
  • Take out a piece of equipment.
  • How can you use it to travel along the ground?
  • How can you use it to make it go high?
  • Change your equipment to a ball if necessary.

 

 

 

 

SKILL DEVELOPMENT-

  • Throw and catch a ball accurately and in different ways?
  • Throw the ball high so it bounces on the ground close to your feet. (Release the ball from above the head to allow for a high, straight up and down throw).
  • Throw the ball up high and catch it. Stretch hands up towards the ball and move feet to get the body underneath the falling ball. How high can you throw and catch it with control?
  • Can you catch it with one hand? Can you catch it with the other hand?
  • Bounce the ball down hard to see how high you can make it rise into the air. Bounce the ball directly downwards so it goes up/down not at an angle forwards. Move to catch the ball with two hands or one hand.

 

GAME ACTIVITY-

  • Take out out a piece of equipment suitable for throwing and bouncing.
  • Make up a game that involves throwing and bouncing the apparatus high before catching it.
  • How many times can you successfully throw and catch before dropping the ball? Keep trying to beat your own record.
  • Can you play the game when you are moving along the ground?
  • Join with a partner – how can you adapt your game to play it in 2’s?
  • Do you need to change or add to your equipment
  • Put away the equipment.

 

CONCLUDING ACTIVITY-

  • Walk and draw your name on the playground with your feet.

THROWING & CATCHING (Lesson 1)

 

LESSON OBJECTIVE-

  • To throw, catch and bounce in different ways when standing sill or on the move.

 

EQUIPMENT-

  • SOFT BALL
  • BEAN BAG
  • Maybe a teddy, pillow, cushion & toilet roll

(If you do not have a ball or bean bag check out the links below how to make a them)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEAM5DhG8eM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deW1LYHLw8Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXOewzh9gyI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aabG5dLh1Dc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbjwqvbqMFk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXa9W_Rj59s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUSLtT2z9Cc

 

WARM UP-

  • Find a piece of equipment and show how you can use it.

(Look for variety and high level of activity.) Can you use it one handed?

 

SKILL DEVELOPMENT-

  • Show how you can use a beanbag in different ways.

 

  • Move around carrying your bean bag when the whistle blows put beanbag down on the ground and continue moving around. On two whistle pick up the beanbag and continue to move around.

If you do not have a whistle you can clap your hands or just call out number 1 or 2.

 

 

  • Balance your beanbag on your head. How can you move without it falling off?

Children can try walking, running, sit down, stand up, turn around etc.

 

  • Balance your beanbag on your foot and hop around the space.

Children should try the other foot.

 

  • Stand with the beanbag balanced on one foot and throw it up from the foot into the air to catch it.

Keep hand & eye coordination

 

  • Throw the beanbag into the air and catch it.
  • Catch it after clapping (how many times can you clap?)
  • Catch one handed / other hand / alternate hands

 

GAME ACTIVITY-

  • Take out any equipment suitable for throwing and catching
  • Make up a game which involves throwing and catching.
  • Can you play the game one handed?
  • Can you play the game when you are moving along the ground?

Look at some ideas and try them out. Which ones are good ideas and why?

 

  • Put away the equipment.

 

CONCLUDING ACTIVITY-

  • Sit down and stand up as slow as possible.
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