P.E.
Greenacre Sports Scheme
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Kwik Cricket
Kwik Cricket
Key Skills
Key Skills
Learn how to field the ball and attack the stumps.
Continue to develop fielding/catching skills and returning the ball on the move.
Basic batting skills, focusing on the hook shot.
Develop batting and fielding skills in kwik cricket, with over arm bowling.
Playing a kwik cricket game with the use of overarm bowling.
Develop the knowledge of bowling and batting rules in a kwik cricket game.
Games Making
Games Making
Key Skills
Key Skills
It is an underlying principle that the child should be an active agent in his or her own learning.
Objectives-
Co-operation and communication with others.
Creating and playing successful outdoor and indoor games.
Inclusive to all children working together in mixed ability groups.
Development of problem solving skills and social skills.
Involvement at three levels – physical, emotional and cognitive.
Ideas-
Creating Games:
As part of this unit children can also work in groups to create their own games. This could start very simply with a limited selection of equipment – for example tennis balls and hoops – the children then need to work together to devise a successful game.
As children develop through the Key Stages this would also develop. Ultimately each group is aiming to devise a game which can be played successfully. They would need to be able to:
Select appropriate equipment for the game.
Devise rules for the game (including health and safety aspects).
Include ways of scoring points.
Have success criteria of their own within the game.
Rounders
Rounders
Key Skills
Key Skills
Pupils learn how to perform a two handed and one handed catch when a partner feeds them the ball. A competitive game adds pressure to challenge pupil's ability.
Pupils learn to over arm throw and catch consistently with a partner at long distances.
Pupils learn to strike a bowled ball focusing on using power and strength. Batting tactics are also introduced.
Pupils learn running skills and experiment with the speed in which they run using fun modified games.
Pupils explore fielding techniques, and test running and throwing skills.
Pupils learn basic rules and positions, and play enjoyable modified games with a competitive element to encourage the use of their skills in a game situation.
Athletics
Athletics
Key Skills
Key Skills
Learn the correct technique for running a short distance at speed.
Understand what the best technique to jump effectively is.
Learn how to generate power in the push pass.
Understand what pacing is and the importance of pacing when running long distances.
To understand and perform the correct technique required to throw a foam javelin.
Demonstrate all the skills learnt over the previous weeks.
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