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Which subject	Physical education
What topic	Throwing
What length (min)	30
What age group	Reception / Kindergarten
Class size	20
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Lesson plan

Topic

Throwing Skills

Objectives

• Develop basic throwing techniques.
• Improve hand-eye coordination.
• Foster teamwork and cooperation through partner activities.
• Encourage good sportsmanship and playfulness.

Materials

• Soft balls (e.g., foam or rubber) - 20
• Cones for marking distances - 10
• Targets (e.g., buckets or hoops) - 5
• Stopwatch or timer - 1
• First Aid Kit - 1

Grade/Age Group

Reception/Kindergarten (Age 5-6)

Subject

Physical Education

Lesson Length

30 minutes

Class Size

20 students

National Curriculum Alignment

This lesson aligns with the Australian Curriculum for Health and Physical Education, focusing on movement skills, participation, and the importance of play.

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length	Details
1	Introduction	5 min	Introduce the topic of throwing. Discuss the importance of throwing and how it is used in different sports. Briefly explain what will happen in the lesson.
2	Warm-Up Activities	5 min	Engage students in a fun warm-up that includes stretching and simple movements (e.g., arm circles, jogging in place). Focus on muscles used in throwing.
3	Demonstration of Throwing	5 min	Show students the correct form of throwing using a soft ball. Emphasize stance, grip, and follow-through. Use clear and simple language suitable for their age.
4	Practice Throwing Technique	10 min	In pairs, students practice throwing the ball to each other from a short distance. Walk around to provide feedback and encouragement. Ensure all students are involved.
5	Target Throwing Activity	5 min	Set up targets using cones or hoops. Students take turns throwing the ball to hit the targets. Assign students to small groups and encourage teamwork.
6	Cool Down and Reflection	5 min	Lead a cool-down activity with light stretching. Gather students in a circle to discuss what they learned about throwing and how they felt during the activities.

Assessment

• Monitor participation and effort during practice drills.
• Informal observation of technique and cooperation during partner activities.
• Encourage positive feedback among peers.

Homework

• Students are to practice throwing a soft ball at home with a family member. They should keep a short diary entry about their practice experience, noting any improvements or challenges. The homework will be collected and checked without presentations in front of the class.

Lesson script