|
McGee Phys. Ed.Mr. EagleBasketball - Lesson 3
I. Shooting Drillsa. Class Name: grades 6 - 8b. Skill Level: Control to utilizationc. Length of Time: 40 minutesd. Number of Meetings: 3e. Major Focus: proper shooting techniques - lay ups, jump shotsII. Safetya. Activity: remove all jewelry, no chewing gum, spatial awareness, students must stay under control at all times, NO Interference with other studentsIII. Equipmenta. one basketball for each student (individual activity)B. two basketballs for each group (group activity)IV. Objectivesa. Psychomotor: proper form and technique while performing various shooting drills, lay up - jump off left foot if right hand dominant (opposite for left hand dominant), jump shot - square shoulders to target, feet shoulder width apart, elbow in, ball rests on dominant hand, non dominant hand acts as a guide, release and follow throughb. Cognitive: understanding when to utilize either the lay up or jump shot, reciting the procedure for each shot while practicing, physical activity as a life long processc. Affective: encouragement, advice, peer teaching, cooperation with a partner or small group, teamwork, sportsmanshipV. Organizationa. Initiationintrorulescuessafetydemonstrationb. Contentwarm upshoot around (individual)group work - 10-12 students at a basketlay up drills - without dribble, w/one dribble, w/numerous dribblesjump shots - stationary, off the dribble, catch and shootcompetition - how many shots your group can make in one minutenumbers game - lay up, jump shot, partner pass and shoot, offense vs. defensecool downc. ClosureWhat is the procedure for shooting a lay up? A jump shot?It is important to shoot the ball off of the backboard when shooting a lay up. True or False.Daily Self Assessment |
|