Multiskills

Key Skills

• Pupils will explore different ways to move on their own.

• Pupils will explore different ways to test agility

• Pupils will understand the importance of concentration when balancing

• Pupils will incorporate fielding techniques with movement

• Pupils will understand how to link movement patterns and dodging

• Pupils will combine skills learnt throughout previous weeks.

Games Making

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

Key Skills

• Pupils learn how to perform a two-handed and one-handed catch when a partner feeds them the ball. A competitive game will add pressure to challenge the pupil's ability.

• Pupils will learn to over arm throw and catch consistently with a partner over a long distance.

• Pupils will learn to strike a bowled ball focussing on using power and strength. Also introducing batting tactics.

• Pupils will learn running skills and experiment with the speed in which they run using fun modified games

• Pupils will explore fielding techniques, and test running and throwing skills.

• Pupils will 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.

Kwik Cricket

Key Skills

• Pupils will learn how to field the ball and attack the stumps.

• Pupils will continue to develop fielding/catching skills and returning the ball on the move.

• Pupils will develop basic batting skills, focusing on the hook shot.

• Pupils will develop batting and fielding skills in Kwik Cricket, with overarm bowling.

• Pupils will begin to play a Kwik Cricket game with the use of overarm bowling.

• Pupils will develop the knowledge of bowling and batting rules in a Kwik Cricket game.

Athletics

Key Skills

• Pupils will learn the correct technique for running a short distance at speed.

• Pupils will understand what the best technique is to jump effectively is.

• Pupils will learn how to generate power in the push pass.

• Pupils will understand what pacing is and the importance of pacing when running long distances.

• Pupils will understand and perform the correct technique required to throw a foam javelin.

• Pupils will be able to demonstrate all the skills learnt over the previous weeks.