S&S Discount sports for physical education equipment

PE Central

Middle School PE Lesson Ideas

PE Central
Navigate PEC:
Bask-Odd-Ball
Materials
Product Suggestions from:
There are more product suggestions for this lesson plan.
View them all
Make Comment About Lesson Idea    email this idea to a friend    printer friendly version

Name of Activity: Bask-Odd-Ball

Purpose of Activity: To develop skills in throwing a variety of balls or objects into a target.

Prerequisites: Students should be able to demonstrate how to throw/shoot a variety of different objects (Basketballs, Frisbee's, Footballs, Nerf Balls, etc.).

Materials Needed: A large foam dice for each team (the numbers correspond to where on the court players will shoot from 1=Layup, 2=Middle of the lane, 3=Free Throw Line, 4= A 3-Point Shot, 5= corner of the court, 6= Players choice) 2 boy's Basketballs,2 Girl's Basketballs, 2 Volleyballs, 2 Footballs, 2 Frisbees, 2 Nerf (Gator) Dodgeballs, 2 Mini Nerf (Gator) Balls, 2 Softball size balls of paper (taped to stay in shape), any other combination of 2 balls/objects that can be easily and safely thrown at a basketball hoop.

Description of Idea

Following the day's warm up activity I have each student draw a slip of paper from their teams pile (small teams would work best). Each slip tells them what object they'll be using to shoot for the game. Once they've drawn their object they can pick it up and begin practicing at their basket. I allow about 3-4 minutes for everyone to practice with their object then start the game. The teacher decides the order their team will shoot in and lines them up behind half court accordingly. On the go signal, the first person on each team rolls the dice and proceeds to shoot from the spot designated by the roll of the dice. They must shoot 3 shots from the designated spot before they are allowed to shoot from anywhere. They shoot until they make a basket.

Repeat by allowing players to switch objects they used or redraw as in the beginning of the game. If team nunbers are uneven, have one person from the team with fewer players choose 2 objects to shoot.

Assessment Ideas:

How important is it to follow your own shot?

Were some objects more difficult to get in the basket? Why?

Teaching Suggestions:

Use a lower basketball hoop or place a garbage can or hula-hoop on the floor for students so they have all kinds of choices to make them successful.

| More
Share this idea with friend!
Email Lesson
Printer friendly version
Printer Friendly


Submitted by Larry Kartz who teaches at Mary Queen of Saints Catholic Academy in West Allis, WI. Thanks for contributing to PE Central! Posted on PEC: 4/21/2008. Viewed 58575 times since 1/21/2008.

Post a Comment:

Let others know how this idea went when you implemented/tried it with your kids. Include any variations, suggested teaching tips, positive comments, etc. so others can benefit from your tips. Please be helpful and positive with all comments. Look below to see all posted comments.

 

Name:
Comments:
  Type the numbers you see in the image on the right in the box below:
  This Is CAPTCHA Image

Previous Comments:

rebecca whiting
Wednesday, January 11, 2012

i love this :)



Search for lesson ideas

| Home | Lesson Ideas |Search PEC | Assessment Ideas | Bulletin Boards | PEC Store | Kids Programs | Advertisers | Media Center | Professional Info | Kids Quotes | Adapted PE | Preschool PE | Classroom Management | Job Center | Web Sites | PE Research | Best Practices | PEC Challenge | About PEC | Privacy Policy | Submit Your Ideas | FAQ's |


Contact us via e-mail at pec@pecentral.org or mail to:

PE Central
P.O. Box 10262
Blacksburg, VA 24062
FAX: 540-301-0112


hotchalk education network

5/17/2013 3:09:34 PM EST