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Which subject	Physical education
What topic	movement indoors
What length (min)	90
What age group	Year or Grade 11
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Any other preferences	wet weather indoor games

Lesson Plan: Movement Indoors

Subject: Physical Education

Year Level: 11

Topic: Wet Weather Indoor Games

Duration: 90 Minutes

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Learning Objectives

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

1. Demonstrate understanding of a variety of indoor games that can be played during wet weather.
2. Apply teamwork and communication skills in a cooperative environment.
3. Improve physical fitness and movement skills through participation in indoor activities.

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Equipment Needed

• Cones or markers
• Soft balls (e.g., rubber or foam)
• Hula hoops
• Jump ropes
• Lightweight mats
• Indoor space (e.g., gymnasium or multipurpose hall)

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Lesson Structure

1. Introduction (10 minutes)

• Warm-Up Activity:

  • Begin with a dynamic warm-up incorporating high knees, arm circles, and stretches to raise heart rates and prepare for movement.

• Overview of Indoor Games:

  • Briefly discuss the relevance of staying active during wet weather and introduce the concept of indoor games.

2. Skill Development (20 minutes)

• Game 1: Indoor Dodgeball

  • Rules: Divide the class into two teams; players aim to hit opponents with a soft ball while avoiding being hit themselves.
  • Skills Focus: Agility, dodging, and teamwork.

• Game 2: Hula Fit

  • Rules: Students perform different movements while hula hooping (e.g., passing the hoop around their waist and arms).
  • Skills Focus: Coordination, balance, and timing.

3. Team Challenge (30 minutes)

• Obstacle Course Setup:

  • Create a mini obstacle course using cones, hula hoops, jump ropes, and soft balls.
  • Students will work in small teams to navigate the course, fostering collaboration and communication.

• Team Relay Race:

  • Teams race to complete the course, taking turns to participate. Emphasize the importance of strategy and support among teammates.

4. Game Rotation (20 minutes)

• Game 3: Indoor Volleyball (Modified)

  • Explain and set up a modified version of volleyball using a soft ball. Focus on bumping, setting, and basic serving skills.

• Game 4: Capture the Flag (Indoor Version)

  • Divide the gym space using cones, assign ‘flags’ for each team, and allow students to work together to capture opponents' flags.

5. Cool Down and Reflection (10 minutes)

• Cool Down:

  • Lead a guided stretch session focusing on the major muscle groups used during the lesson.

• Group Discussion:

  • Engage students in a discussion about their experiences, what they enjoyed, and how teamwork played a role in the activities. Encourage students to suggest improvements for future lessons.

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Assessment

• Participation Observation:

  • Monitor each student's engagement and teamwork during activities. Provide feedback on cooperation, communication, and skill execution.

• Self-Reflection:

  • Students take a few minutes to write down one thing they learned and one skill they want to improve upon in future classes.

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Conclusion

This lesson offers students an engaging opportunity to stay active during wet weather while developing essential physical skills and fostering teamwork. By incorporating various indoor games, students gain valuable experience that encourages physical education participation regardless of external conditions.