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![]() Name of Activity: Movie Mania
Purpose of Activity: To have students involved in a day of fun and activity that linked back to what is taught in the physical education curriculum. Suggested Grade Level: 3-5 Materials Needed: The materials/equipment is dependent on the station ideas you decide on and the number of students that participate. Description of Idea This was our culminating activity for the year and was designed to be linked to the curriculum and the skills which were taught during the year. All of the events were themed around children's movies.
The students were given 90 minutes to get to 8 stations twice. So they needed to make 16 stops. Upon completion of the station the classroom teacher at the station would punch their movie ticket. 16 punches admitted them to the showing of a movie after the event. The students were free to use the time as they saw fit. If they wanted to climb on the playground equipment that was their choice. However, if they did not get 16 punches on their ticket in 90 minutes, they were not admitted to the movie. If students were not acting responsibly, a teacher could refuse to punch their ticket and the student would have to repeat the activity to get a punch. All the teachers were dressed in team uniforms related to the skill or sport at each station. These were donated by a local sporting goods store. The movies that were featured at each station and the corresponding skills are: 1. Movie/Skill: ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD/CATCHING Select a partner. Get the ball of your choice Stand Toe to Toe. Take a giant step back. Toss underhand or overhand. When a partner catches, tosser steps back, one giant step. If a partner misses, tosser steps forward one giant step. Continue until each partner has had 5 tosses. When done put your ball away and get your ticket punched. 2. Movie/Skill: SPACE JAM/HAND DRIBBLING
Select a ball. Dribble the ball with your hands around the obstacle course. At the basket you may take two shots. Complete the course put your ball away. Get your ticket punched. Extra Challenges:
3. Movie/Skill: THE BIG GREEN/FOOT DRIBBLING
Select a ball. Dribble with your feet around the obstacle course. Return your ball and get your ticket punched. 4. Movie/Skill: RUDY/OVERHAND THROWING Cues: Step with the opposite foot as the hand you throw with. Place opposite shoulder toward the target. Stand at the bucket. Pick out a wet foam ball. Overhand throw at the barrel. Continue until you have completed all 6 throws. Once completed, collect and return all 6 balls. Get ticket punched. 5. Movie/Skill: THE POWER RANGERS/WEIGHT TRANSFER Transfer weight from feet to hands. Travel around the obstacle course. At each obstacle, transfer weight from feet to hands and land on your feet. When finished get your ticket punched. 6. Movie/Skill: FREE WILLY/JUMPING AND LANDING Start at the beginning of the obstacle course. Read sign at each obstacle. Complete the obstacle using the correct pattern. Use arms and legs to help jump. When finished, get your ticket punched. Signs for Obstacles:
7. Movie/Skill: THE MIGHTY DUCKS/STRIKING WITH LONG HANDLES Select a hockey stick and tennis ball. Dribble the ball through the obstacle course. You have completed the course when your ball goes into the golf hole. Put your stick and ball away. Get your ticket punched. 8. Movie/Skill: THE FIELD OF DREAMS/STRIKING WITH SHORT HANDLES
Select a group of 3 people (1 hitter and 2 fielders). Batter hits ball off the tee in any direction. Batter runs between the two bases. One run for each base touched. Once the fielders get the ball back on the tee, the runner stops. The batter switches roles with a fielder. Switch until everyone gets 2 chances to bat. Keep score if you wish. Put equipment away and get ticket punched. The activities and cues we focused on varied by grade level, but all fit with the our physical education objectives. If readers would like more information on our specific activities e-mail me at swdeltoy@cybermesa.com. |
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