Standard 3: Planning and Implementation
Physical education teacher candidates plan and implement developmentally appropriate learning experiences aligned with local start, and national standards to address the diverse needs of all students.
Element 3.6: Plan and implement progressive and sequential instruction that addresses the diverse needs of
all students.
Artifact: Scope and Sequence Form for Lab C and D (EDU 255)
Date: Spring 2012
Reflection: Both of these forms show the importance of planning. When you plan you have to take into account the students ages and abilities. You must also take into account the task that you are asking them to do, and how much experience they have already in doing that task. The progressions should make sense with all of that criteria.
Lab C
Curriculum Planning K-12 Scope & Sequence
Chart
NY State Standards - End of Unit Performance Task (What can the students do at Commencement Level?)
By the time that the students are ready to graduate the students will know the rules of the game, the origins of the game, the equipment and how to play the game up to pace. They will also be able to teach the game to anyone that does not know how to play the game of Tchoukball.
The following activities should be sequenced and represent a progression from the end of the Unit Performance Task down to the 12th grade, then 11th grade, 10th grade etc. all the way to and
Concluding at the Kindergarten level. Activities should be developmentally appropriate at each level.
Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment
Needed
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Rules/ Modifications
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Number
of players
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12th
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Performance
Style. The students will participate in a game, full speed and all the
rules.
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Tchoukball,
Tchoukball frames, pinnies
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Only
three steps, no physical contact, cannot hold the ball for longer than three
seconds
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Everyone
in the class
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11th
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The
students will play short two minute games on each side of the court, they
will be mini games going on at each side of the court. You will play for 2
minutes and then switch.
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Tchoukballs,
Tchoukball frames, nets, pinnies
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No
defense, you can hold the balls for 5 seconds instead of 3. The games can be
made to 5 minutes if 2 is not long enough.
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Everyone
in the class.
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment
Needed
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Rules/
Modifications
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Number
of players
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10th
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The
students are going to play mini games on both sides of the court. They are
going to only have one frame though at both sides of the court, so they will
not be into full game play yet.
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Tchoukballs,
2 Tchoukball frames, pinnies |
No
defense again, only 3 steps and 3 passes.
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All the
students in the class.
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9th
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The
students are going to work on striking the frames and trying to score.
The students will split into 4 groups and they will each work at one frame.
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Tchoukballs,
4 Tchoukball frames, pinnies
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Do
not have them throw full speed at the frames but have them try it out.
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Everyone
in the class.
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment
Needed
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Rules/
Modifications
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Number
of players
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8th
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Have
the students move into stations. Have half the students work on the side of
the court where there is defense and the other half on the court without any
defense. Have the students in the end say which one they prefer. They will
still be trying to score into soccer nets on each side of the court.
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2
small soccer nets, small gator skin balls, pinnies
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No
contact again with the defense, they can take only three steps and make three
passes to their teammate.
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Everyone
in the class but have them split into four teams.
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7th
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The
students are going to play defense against each other but they are not
allowed to make physical contact with one another, while they try to pass the
ball to their teammates and score into the soccer nets.
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Small
sized gator skin balls, 4 small soccer nets, pinnies
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Make
sure there is no physical contact with any of the students
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Break
the class into fours. Half on one side of the court the other half on the
opposite side.
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment
Needed
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Rules/
Modifications
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Number
of players
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6th
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Have
the students put it all together. Have them try to hit a ball into soccer
nets on the opposite side of the court. They have to pass the ball a minimum
of 6 times before they can shoot the ball at the soccer net.
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Small
sized gator skin balls, 4 small soccer nets
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If 6
passes is too many they can see what the least number of passes it will take
them to get it across the court but into the goal.
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Break
the class into four teams and have two teams on both sides of the court.
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5th
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Students
will see how many times they can pass the ball to members of their team
without dropping the ball
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Tennis
balls
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Have
them pass with both their dominant hand as well as their non dominant hand to
their classmates.
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Split
the class into halves and then you will have two teams.
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment
Needed
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Rules/
Modifications
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Number
of players
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4th
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Have
the students stay at stations and see how many times they can hit the bulls eye
at their station, where they are asked to hit the ball. It will be in
different places at the target each time and the targets will be at different
heights.
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Targets
made with masking tape, medium sized gator skin balls
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See
how many times the students can hit the bulls eye in a minute or whichever
place that is designated on the target. Do this with both the left and the
right hands.
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Everyone
in the class.
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3th
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Have
the students throw at different sized objects around the gymnasium that are
placed at different levels in on the walls.
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Polly
spots, Hula hoops, medium sized gator skin balls, stuffed animals, small cut
outs
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Near
the end of the year the students will be able to show the younger students in
the lower grades how to throw while moving and aim to hit a target.
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All
the students in the class.
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment
Needed
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Rules/
Modifications
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Number
of players
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2nd
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Have
the students throw the ball to their partner. Have their partner move while
doing this but make sure that the lesson is focused on catching the ball.
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Medium
sized Gator skinned balls
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Start
out with the students moving slowly and if they are picking it up have them
go faster.
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Every
student in the class.
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1st
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Work
on running and throwing the ball with both the over handed throw and the
underhanded throw.
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Large
Gator skin balls
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If
the students are able to run and throw the ball with ease have them run a
further distance
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All
the students in the class
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K
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Very
basic just working on the overhand throw. ( Make the T shape)
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Large
Gator skin balls, Hula hoops
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The
Hula hoops can be placed on higher or lower parts of the wall.
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All
the students in the class
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Curriculum Planning K-12 Scope & Sequence
Chart
Lab D
NY State Standards - End of Unit Performance
Task (What can the students do at Commencement
Level?)
By the time that the
students are ready to graduate they will have the knowledge on how to set up
and tear down all of the equipment in the Exergame Lab. They will also be able
to teach others how to set up, tear down the equipment and play the games that are
in the lab. The students will recognize the importance of incorporating
technology into exercise as well.
Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment Needed
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Rules/ Modifications
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Number of players
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12th
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The students will know
how to play all of the equipment, tear it down and set it all up as well.
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Wii, EyeKinect,
Electronic Bikes, Electronic Steppers, step aerobics platforms, webcam,
television, Kinect
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The students will also
know how to set up modifications to each piece of equipment.
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All of these can be done with any class
size
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11th
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The students will learn how to set up and tear
down the Wii. They will also at this stage be able to know how to play all of
the Wii games. They will play a tennis match and bowling match.
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Wii, Wii Remotes, Wii Games, Television
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The students will be able to set up all of the
equipment now without any hesitation.
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment Needed
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Rules/ Modifications
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10th
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The students will learn how to set up and tear
down the EyeKinect. They will have a contest on who can get the highest score
one the slashing game.
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EyeKinect, Paddle, Webcam, Television,
EyeKinect Games
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All students must
participate in the game, but they must also be able to write out the
directions on how to set up the EyeKinect.
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9th
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The students will think of ways that the
technology can be modified from what they have been taught so far.
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Mats, DDR Foam Mats, Small Bikes, Stationary Bikes, Regular
sized Step aerobics platforms, Steppers, Kinect, DDR bikes
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Every piece of
equipment has to have at least 10 modifications.
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment Needed
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Rules/ Modifications
|
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8th
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The students will do a
class presentation
on how
technology is important to incorporate
into
exercise, and their experiences so far.
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Mats, DDR Foam Mats, Small Bikes, Stationary Bikes, Regular
sized Step aerobics platforms, Steppers, Kinect, DDR bikes
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Each student will contribute to the presentation
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7th
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The students will have an activity day where they can use all of
the equipment in the ExerGame lab and they can challenge themselves on how
challenging they want to make the task
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Step aerobics platforms, Steppers, Kinect, DDR Mats, DDR Foam
Mats, Small Bikes, Stationary Bikes, Regular sized bikes
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Plates, bowls, other
Flat objects, 1st plate
Spinning method, 2nd
plate spinning method
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment Needed
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Rules/ Modifications
|
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6th
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The students will learn how to play on the
steppers. They have to
learn that in order to go anywhere they have to keep steeping.
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Step
aerobics platforms, Steppers, Kinect
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If there aren’t enough steppers you can use step aerobics
platforms.
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5th
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The students are going to show off their Dance Dance Revolution
skills off to the community and they will all dance a routine that they made
from 3 songs. Once they are done they will teach the community how to play.
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DDR Mats, DDR Foam Mats
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Make sure the songs are at everyone’s
level that will be playing, but at the same time still a little bit
challenging.
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment Needed
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Rules/ Modifications
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4th
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The students can race on the bikes to see which
one gets a mile done within a certain amount
of time.
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Bikes, stationary bikes,
Stop Watch
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The bikes can be different sizes.
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3th
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The students will demonstrate how to use the Dance Dance
Revolution Machine. They will hop from back to fourth on the mats from to the
arrows that are designated by the screen.
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Dance Dance
Revolution Mats
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The students can try to do this with their hands instead of
their feet.
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Grade
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Activity Description
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Equipment Needed
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Rules/ Modifications
|
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2nd
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The students throw
small Nerf balls or bean bags at the DDR Mats when the teacher tells them
which arrow to throw them at.
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Foam DDR Mats, bean bags, small Nerf balls
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If small Nerf balls are too crazy then
the students can use bean bags.
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1st
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The students will toss
scarves onto the foam DDR Mats that have colored paper on them, letters, or
numbers. The students will toss the scarves on the ones that are called out
by the teacher.
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Foam DDR Mats, scarves, colored construction paper, letters, and
numbers.
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The students will use the construction paper
for the arrows or even numbers or letters instead of arrows.
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K
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The students will be able to play the games
that are on the small bicycle.
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Bicycle, stationary bicycles
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Start off with the students riding the small bicycle because
that is a better fit for them.
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