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What age group	Preschool / Nursery
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Preschool Physical Education Lesson Plan

Lesson Title: Fun with Movement

Duration: 30 Minutes

Age Group: Preschool / Nursery

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Objective

The objective of this lesson is to enhance children's motor skills, promote physical fitness, and encourage social interaction through fun movement activities.

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Materials Needed

• Soft balls (various sizes)
• Hula hoops
• Cones
• Music player for playing upbeat songs
• Space for movement (indoor or outdoor)

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Lesson Outline

Introduction (5 minutes)

• Gather the children in a circle.
• Briefly explain the importance of exercise and movement.
• Introduce the activities planned for the day.

Warm-Up (5 minutes)

• Lead the children in simple stretches (arms, legs, and back).
• Follow with a short fun song that encourages movement (e.g., “Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes”).

Main Activity: Movement Stations (15 minutes)

1. Hula Hoop Jumping (5 minutes)

   • Set up hula hoops on the ground.
   • Encourage children to jump in and out of the hoops.

2. Ball Tossing (5 minutes)

   • Pair children and give them soft balls.
   • Have them practice tossing the balls back and forth.

3. Cone Dribbling (5 minutes)

   • Set up cones in a line.
   • Let children practice dribbling a soft ball around the cones.

Cool Down (3 minutes)

• Gather the children again.
• Lead them through calming stretches and breathing exercises.
• Discuss what they enjoyed the most.

Conclusion (2 minutes)

• Praise the children for their participation.
• Encourage them to continue being active at home.

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Homework

Tasks

1. Draw a picture of your favorite exercise from today's lesson.
2. Practice one of the movement activities at home with a family member for 10 minutes.

Correct Answers

1. Answers will vary; children may draw hula hoops, balls, or any activity they enjoyed.
2. Any movement activity performed such as jumping, tossing a ball, or dribbling a cone.

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Assessment

• Observe children's participation and enthusiasm during activities.
• Review homework for creativity and understanding of the lesson.

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Notes for Teachers

• Be attentive to children's needs and adapt activities for different skill levels.
• Ensure safety during all activities.
• Use positive reinforcement to motivate and encourage the children.

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This lesson plan aims to create a joyful experience for preschoolers while promoting physical activity and teamwork. Enjoy the class!