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Which subject	Physical education
What topic	Basketball
What length (min)	30
What age group	Year or Grade 3
Class size	20
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Lesson plan

Topic

Basketball Fundamentals

Objectives

• Develop basic basketball skills, including dribbling, passing, and shooting.
• Understand the basic rules of basketball.
• Promote teamwork and cooperation among students.
• Enhance cardiovascular fitness through physical activity.

Materials

• Basketballs (one for every 2 students)
• Cones for drills
• Basketball hoop or adjustable height hoop
• Whistle
• Stopwatch (or timer)
• First aid kit

Grade/Age Group

Year/Grade 3 (Ages 8-9)

Subject

Physical Education

Class Size

20 students

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length (minutes)	Details
1	Introduction	5	Briefly explain the lesson objectives and introduce the basic rules of basketball.
2	Warm-Up	5	Lead the class in a dynamic warm-up including stretching and light jogging.
3	Dribbling Skills	10	Demonstrate proper dribbling technique. Organize students in pairs to practice dribbling cones.
4	Passing Techniques	5	Demonstrate chest pass and bounce pass. Students will pair up and practice passing with a partner.
5	Shooting Practice	5	Show proper shooting form. Allow students to practice shooting from a close distance to the hoop.
6	Mini Game	5	Split the class into teams and play a short modified game to apply learned skills.
7	Cool Down & Wrap-Up	5	Lead a cool-down session with stretching. Discuss what students learned and answer any questions.

Assessment

• Monitor student engagement and participation during activities.
• Observe and provide feedback on students' techniques during drills.

Homework

• Ask students to practice dribbling and shooting at home. They should keep a written reflection on their practice session, noting what they found easy and what they struggled with.

Additional Notes

• Ensure that safety protocols are followed, especially regarding physical contact during the game.
• Be prepared to adjust activities based on the skill level of the students.

Lesson script