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**Students grades are based on their participation. Students are expected to be dressed out each day and to participate in stretching and calisthenics. Points will be deducted from a students 6 weeks grade each time they are not dressed out or do not participate.**

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 1 (1-1)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Class Rules and Procedures

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

 Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

 

 

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

PE1 GLEs         

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

 

 

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Half day with students
  2. check roll

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Check Roll, go over Handbook, class procedures etc.

Handbooks, class rule sheet

 

Wednesday

  1. Check Roll, go over Handbook, class procedures etc.

Handbooks, class rule sheet

 

Thursday

  1. Check Roll, order uniforms, take up class fees and PE fees

 

 

Friday

  1. Check Roll, Talk about safety issues

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  What are some ways that we as students can avoid conflict with another student?
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 2 (1-2)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Football Unit / Class Procedures / Passing out Lockers and Uniforms

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

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Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

5-H-3.5 Follow safety etiquette in all activities. 

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Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Check Roll
  2. Start passing out lockers

Locks, lockers

 

Tuesday

  1. Check Roll
  2. continue passing out lockers

Locks, lockers

 

Wednesday

  1. Check Roll
  2. continue passing out locker
  3. start the exercise routine

Locks, lockers

 

Thursday

  1. Check roll
  2. Exercise
  3. go over rules and safety issues with football unit

Rule sheets for football

 

Friday

  1. Check roll
  2. exercise
  3. start passing out uniforms

Uniforms

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 3 (1-3)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Football Unit

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

PE 1-2 GLEs  

1-H-1.1 Demonstrate competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

5-H-3.5 Follow safety etiquette in all activities. 

5-H-3.6 Avoid causing injury to an opponent in all activities.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. exercise
  4. agility drill
  5. football drills

6.      football game

Gym/field

Footballs

 

Study rules for

7 on 7

Tuesday

1.     Dress out

Roll call

exercise

  1. agility drills
  2. football drills
  3. football game

Gym/field

Footballs

 

 

Study rules for 7 on 7

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. football drills
  6. football game

Gym/field

Footballs

 

 

Study rules for 7 on 7

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. football drills
  6. football game

Gym/field

Footballs

 

 

Study rules for 7 on 7

Friday

  1. Dress out            
  2. Roll call
  3. exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. football drills
  6. football game

Gym/field

Footballs

 

 

Study rules for 7 on 7

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

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West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 4 (1-4)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Football Unit

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

PE 1-2 GLEs  

1-H-1.1 Demonstrate competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

5-H-3.5 Follow safety etiquette in all activities. 

  • 5-H-3.6 Avoid causing injury to an opponent in all activities.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. 6 min. run/walk
  6. football drills
  7. 7 on 7 games

Gym

Footballs

Target jerseys

 

Study rules for 7 on 7

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. 6 min. run/walk
  6. football drills
  7. 7 on 7 games

Gym

Footballs

Target jerseys

 

Study rules for 7 on 7

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. 6 min. run/walk
  6. football drills
  7. 7 on 7 games

Gym

Footballs

Target jerseys

 

Study rules for 7 on 7

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. 6 min. run/walk
  6. football drills
  7. 7 on 7 games

Gym

Footballs

Target jerseys

 

Study rules for 7 on 7

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. 6 min. run/walk
  6. football drills
  7. 7 on 7 games

Gym

Footballs

Target jerseys

 

Study rules for 7 on 7

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 5 (1-5)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Fitness Gram Test

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 4-H-2: Identifies and evaluates personal physiological response to exercise.

PE1 GLEs    

4-H-2.1 Participate in a health-related fitness assessment (Fitness gram or comparable assessment tool) and interpret results and develop realistic short-term and long-term personal fitness goals using these results and develop realistic short-term and long-term personal fitness goals using these results.

4-H-2.2 Monitor body responses before, during, and after exercise by checking pulse rate, recovery rate and target heart rate.

 

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

  • Achieves and maintains a health-enhancing level of physical fitness

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch
  4. weigh students and record weight
  5. measure students height and record complete and record
  6. complete and record flexibility test
  7. walk/run
  8. dress in

Grade book, whistle, weight & height scale, fitness gram book and chart, fitness gram CD

Walk/run

Push-ups

stretch

Tuesday

  1. dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch
  4. TTW demonstrate correct push-up form
  5. TLW complete push-up test and TTW record results
  6. Walk/run
  7. Dress in

Grade book, whistle, weight & height scale, fitness gram book and chart, fitness gram CD

Walk/run

Push-ups

stretch

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Check roll
  3. Stretch
  4. TLW complete the Pacer test and TTW record results
  5. Dress in

Grade book, whistle, weight & height scale, fitness gram book and chart, fitness gram CD

Walk/run

Push-ups

stretch

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch
  4. TTW demonstrate correct curl-up form
  5. TLW complete curl-up test and TTW record results
  6. Walk/run
  7. Dress in

Grade book, whistle, weight & height scale, fitness gram book and chart, fitness gram CD

Walk/run

Push-ups

stretch

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Check roll
  3. stretch
  4. Walk/run
  5. Make-up day for all students to complete fitness gram
  6. dress in

Grade book, whistle, weight & height scale, fitness gram book and chart, fitness gram CD

Walk/run

Push-ups

stretch

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 1 (1-6)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Basketball

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

  • Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    
  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

PE1 GLEs 

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

5-H-3.5 Follow safety etiquette in all activities. 

5-H-3.6 Avoid causing injury to an opponent in all activities.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. Basketball dribbling/passing/shooting drills
  6. divide up and play game
  7. dress in

Whistle, basketballs, grade book

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. Basketball dribbling/passing/shooting drills
  6. divide up and play game
  1. dress in

Whistle, basketballs, grade book

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. Basketball dribbling/passing/shooting drills
  6. divide up and play game
  1. dress in

Whistle, basketballs, grade book

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. Basketball dribbling/passing/shooting drills
  6. divide up and play game
  1. dress in

Whistle, basketballs, grade book

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. agility drills
  5. Basketball dribbling/passing/shooting drills
  6. divide up and play game
  1. dress in

Whistle, basketballs, grade book

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

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West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 7 (2-1)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Mush ball  (baseball)

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

  • Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.     
  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

PE1 GLEs 

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

5-H-3.5 Follow safety etiquette in all activities. 

  • 5-H-3.6 Avoid causing injury to an opponent in all activities.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. 6 min run
  5. baseball drills
  6. game
  7. dress in

Whistle, grade book

Bases, bats, balls

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. 6 min run
  5. baseball drills
  6. game
  7. dress in

Whistle, grade book

Bases, bats, balls

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. 6 min run
  5. baseball drills
  6. game
  7. dress in

Whistle, grade book

Bases, bats, balls

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. 6 min run
  5. baseball drills
  6. game
  7. dress in

Whistle, grade book

Bases, bats, balls

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. 6 min run
  5. baseball drills
  6. game
  7. dress in

Whistle, grade book

Bases, bats, balls

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 8 (2-2)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Mush ball  (baseball)

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

  • Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    
  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

PE1 GLEs 

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

5-H-3.5 Follow safety etiquette in all activities. 

  • 5-H-3.6 Avoid causing injury to an opponent in all activities.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Teacher Inservice

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. 6 min run
  5. baseball drills
  6. game
  7. dress in

Whistle, grade book

Bases, bats, balls

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. 6 min run
  5. baseball drills
  6. game
  7. dress in

Whistle, grade book

Bases, bats, balls

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. 6 min run
  5. baseball drills
  6. game
  7. dress in

Whistle, grade book

Bases, bats, balls

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. roll call
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. 6 min run
  5. baseball drills
  6. game
  7. dress in

Whistle, grade book

Bases, bats, balls

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 9 (2-3)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Dodge Ball

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

  • Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities
  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

PE1 GLEs 

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

5-H-3.5 Follow safety etiquette in all activities. 

    5-H-3.6 Avoid causing injury to an opponent in all activities.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. Dodge ball divide into teams & begin play
  7. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. Dodge ball divide into teams & begin play
  7. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. Dodge ball divide into teams & begin play
  7. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. Dodge ball divide into teams & begin play
  7. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 10 (2-4)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Dodge Ball

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

  • Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities
  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

PE1 GLEs 

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

5-H-3.5 Follow safety etiquette in all activities. 

    5-H-3.6 Avoid causing injury to an opponent in all activities.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. Dodge ball divide into teams & begin play
  7. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. Dodge ball divide into teams & begin play
  7. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. Dodge ball divide into teams & begin play
  7. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. Dodge ball divide into teams & begin play
  7. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

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West Monroe High School Lesson Plan

Instructor

Ron McBeth

Subject

PE

Week of

2nd semester

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

  • 1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.
  • 1-H-1.3 Develop competencies in a fitness-related activity (rock climbing, track and field, etc).
  • 3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.
  • 3-H-3.1 Participate in a variety of activities, such as aerobic exercise, that develop cardiovascular endurance, flexibility, muscular endurance, and muscular strength

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. push ups/sit-ups
  5. cardio running/ sprints/ or 6 min. run/walk
  6. last 15 min. play a game to keep cardio going

Roll book

Whistle

Stop watch

balls

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. push ups/sit-ups
  5. cardio running/ sprints/ or 6 min. run/walk
  6. last 15 min. play a game to keep cardio going

Roll book

Whistle

Stop watch

balls

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. push ups/sit-ups
  5. cardio running/ sprints/ or 6 min. run/walk
  6. last 15 min. play a game to keep cardio going

Roll book

Whistle

Stop watch

balls

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. push ups/sit-ups
  5. cardio running/ sprints/ or 6 min. run/walk
  6. last 15 min. play a game to keep cardio going

Roll book

Whistle

Stop watch

balls

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch/exercise
  4. push ups/sit-ups
  5. cardio running/ sprints/ or 6 min. run/walk
  6. last 15 min. play a game to keep cardio going

Roll book

Whistle

Stop watch

balls

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 12 (2-6)

Instructor

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Check roll
  3. stretch
  4. Wall sits
  5. 1 on 1 zig zag
  6. Defensive Slide
  7. 4 man shell drill
  8. cool down
  9. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Election Day Holiday

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan –

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Basketball

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

  • Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 5-H-3: Initiates and models independent and interdependent personal behaviors in physical activity settings.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.3 Develop competencies in a fitness-related activity (Basketball, track and field, etc).

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

  • 5-H-3.4 Demonstrate good sportsmanship by acknowledging good play from an opponent during competition

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups-right hand-left hand
  2. roll call
  3. Stretch-toe touch-squats-pretzel-crunches-push-ups
  4. agility drills-high knees-heel to butt-karaoke
  5. dribbling drills-right & left hand down and back (2 lines) 4x
  6. passing drills-chest pass (star drill) bounce pass (star drill) 4x
  7. shooting drills-1 hand  form shooting-follow thru practice- 10 min.
  8. choose teams and play games (coaches referee)
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Tuesday

Bell ringer:  lay-ups-right hand-left hand

  1. roll call
  2. Stretch-toe touch-squats-pretzel-crunches-push-ups
  3. agility drills-high knees-heel to butt-karaoke
  4. dribbling drills-right & left hand down and back (2 lines) 4x
  5. passing drills-chest pass (star drill) bounce pass (star drill) 4x
  6. shooting drills-1 hand  form shooting-follow thru practice- 10 min.
  7. choose teams and play games (coaches referee)
  8. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Wednesday

Bell ringer:  lay-ups-right hand-left hand

  1. roll call
  2. Stretch-toe touch-squats-pretzel-crunches-push-ups
  3. agility drills-high knees-heel to butt-karaoke
  4. dribbling drills-right & left hand down and back (2 lines) 4x
  5. passing drills-chest pass (star drill) bounce pass (star drill) 4x
  6. shooting drills-1 hand  form shooting-follow thru practice- 10 min.
  7. choose teams and play games (coaches referee)
  1. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Thursday

Bell ringer:  lay-ups-right hand-left hand

  1. roll call
  2. Stretch-toe touch-squats-pretzel-crunches-push-ups
  3. agility drills-high knees-heel to butt-karaoke
  4. dribbling drills-right & left hand down and back (2 lines) 4x
  5. passing drills-chest pass (star drill) bounce pass (star drill) 4x
  6. shooting drills-1 hand  form shooting-follow thru practice- 10 min.
  7. choose teams and play games (coaches referee)
  1. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Friday

Bell ringer:  lay-ups-right hand-left hand

  1. roll call
  2. Stretch-toe touch-squats-pretzel-crunches-push-ups
  3. agility drills-high knees-heel to butt-karaoke
  4. dribbling drills-right & left hand down and back (2 lines) 4x
  5. passing drills-chest pass (star drill) bounce pass (star drill) 4x
  6. Shooting drills-1 hand form shooting-follow thru practice- 10 min.
  7. choose teams and play games (coaches referee)
  1. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  What are the most important aspects of dribbling a basketball?
  • While passing a basketball what are the 3 techniques you use?
  • What are the 5 steps to being an affective shooter?
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 14 (3-2)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Basketball

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

  • Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 5-H-3: Initiates and models independent and interdependent personal behaviors in physical activity settings.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.3 Develop competencies in a fitness-related activity (Basketball, track and field, etc).

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

  • 5-H-3.4 Demonstrate good sportsmanship by acknowledging good play from an opponent during competition

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Tuesday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Wednesday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Thursday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Friday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  What are the most important aspects of dribbling a basketball?
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 15 (3-3)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

2nd semester

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Check roll
  3. stretch
  4. Wall sits
  5. 1 on 1 zig zag
  6. Defensive Slide
  7. 4 man shell drill
  8. cool down
  9. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 16 (3-4)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Dodge Ball

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

  • Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities
  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Objectives

  • Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities
  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 17 (3-5)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Basketball

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

  • Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 5-H-3: Initiates and models independent and interdependent personal behaviors in physical activity settings.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.3 Develop competencies in a fitness-related activity (Basketball, track and field, etc).

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

  • 5-H-3.4 Demonstrate good sportsmanship by acknowledging good play from an opponent during competition

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Tuesday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Wednesday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Thursday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Friday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  What are the most important aspects of dribbling a basketball?
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 18 (3-6)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Basketball

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

  • Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 5-H-3: Initiates and models independent and interdependent personal behaviors in physical activity settings.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.3 Develop competencies in a fitness-related activity (Basketball, track and field, etc).

2-H-1.1 Complete peer review of motor skills used for a specific task for individual/team sports/ activities such as striking, dribbling, catching, kicking and tossing.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

  • 5-H-3.4 Demonstrate good sportsmanship by acknowledging good play from an opponent during competition

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Tuesday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Wednesday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Thursday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Friday

  1. Bell ringer:  lay-ups
  2. roll call
  3. student led stretch
  4. agility drills
  5. dribbling drills
  6. passing drills
  7. shooting drill
  8. choose teams and play games
  9. dress in

Basketballs

Cones

Whistle

Roll book

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  What are the most important aspects of dribbling a basketball?
                 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 19 (4-1)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Dodge Ball

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

  • Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities
  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Objectives

  • Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities
  • Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  
  • Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. check roll
  3. stretch & exercise
  4. push ups & sit ups
  5. run walk 6 min
  6. rules for dodge ball
  7. divide into teams & begin play
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Cones

Dodge balls

 

Friday

  1. Teacher Inservice

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 20 (4-2)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Martin Luther King Holiday

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Check roll
  3. stretch
  4. Wall sits
  5. 1 on 1 zig zag
  6. Defensive Slide
  7. 4 man shell drill
  8. cool down
  9. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 21 (4-3)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (ultimate Frisbee/football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

Frisbee

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (Ultimate Frisbee/football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

Frisbee

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (Ultimate Frisbee/football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

Frisbee

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (Ultimate Frisbee/ football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

Frisbee

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (Ultimate Frisbee/ football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

Frisbee

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 22 (4-4)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 23 (4-5)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 24 (4-6)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Presidents’ Day Holiday

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 25 (5-1)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 26 (5-2)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.     

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

  •  
                 

 

 

 

West Monroe High School Lesson Plan – 27 (5-3)

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

  •  

 

Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

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West Monroe High School Lesson Plan

Instructor

 

Subject

PE

Week of

 

Unit Title

Cardio-Extravaganza/Team Sports/depends on outside or inside

 

Benchmarks,

CCSS, GLEs,

NGSS, SLTs

Benchmark 1-H-1: Demonstrates proficiency in applying advanced skills, strategies and rules for specific activities.

Benchmark 2-H-1: Synthesizes previously learned skills and incorporates them into dynamic physical activity settings.    

Benchmark 3-H-2: Participates in lifetime recreational activities specific to fitness components.

Benchmark 3-H-3: Participates regularly in physical activities that contribute to improved physical fitness and wellness.  

Benchmark 5-H-1: Demonstrates safe and appropriate use and care of equipment and facilities.

Benchmark 7-H-1: Participates for enjoyment in a variety of physical activities in competitive and recreational settings.

Benchmark 7-H-3: Illustrates benefits of physical education on social and emotional well-being.

 

Objectives

Upon completion of this section, The Learner Will be able to:

1-H-1.1 Develop competence in an invasion/wall, target, and/or field game.

2-H-1.2 Describe appropriate practice procedures to improve skill and strategy in a sport.

2-H-1.3 Design and present a new game or activity using previously learned skills (group work).

3-H-2.1 Identify recreational activities that they enjoy.

3-H-2.2 Plan and organize an age-appropriate outdoor activity that promotes the maintenance of wellness.

5-H-1.1 Identify safety considerations of selected physical activities.

5-H-1.2 Follow safety practices that prevent injuries and/or unsafe conditions when using activity equipment.

5-H-1.3 Adhere to established rules to avoid injury.

7-H-1.2 Participate in various physical activities which include the cooperation of team work.

7-H-1.3 Demonstrate a positive and energetic attitude in all activities.

7-H-3.1 Identify physical activities that can be used to relieve stress.

7-H-3.2 Describe how physical activity can provide a positive social environment for activities with others.

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Day of Week

Procedure

Materials

Homework

Monday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Tuesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Wednesday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Thursday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Friday

  1. Dress out
  2. Bell ringer (jog 5 laps to warm up before stretch)
  3. Check roll
  4. stretch
  5. exercise Push-ups/Sit-ups
  6. Cardio (run/walk 6 min. or laps)
  7. Sport of the day (7 on 7 football-dodge ball or basketball)
  8. dress in

Roll book

Whistle

Balls

 

 

Higher Order Thinking Question(s)

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