a.
Class name: All grades 3 – 6
b.
Skill Level: Control to utilization
c.
Length of Time: 45 minutes
d.
Number of Meetings: 3rd class meeting
e.
Major Focus: Cognitive and Affective skills, problem solving,
trial and error
f.
Sub-focus: Computer skills, teamwork, strategy
a.
Activity: spatial awareness, student must stay under
control at all times, all students must get off of all equipment and sit
properly when they hear the “freeze” cue
b.
Organizational: students must enter the gymnasium
quietly and walk to an open space on the floor, students are not to touch any
equipment when entering the gymnasium, students must wait quietly on a
designated line before exiting the gymnasium, “no interference” rule
a.
the equipment for the games is pre-established
b.
each team will have three different pieces of equipment
c.
4 desks
d.
3 laptop computers
e.
1 main computer PC
f.
4 Creative Game Worksheets
g.
4 pencils
a.
Psychomotor: depends on the type of game/activity the
group creates
b.
Cognitive: the student will develop Creative thinking
skills
c.
Affective: the student will cooperate with other
students within a group
a.
Initiation
Attendance
Focus of Activity
Sub-focus of Activity
Computer Worksheet demonstration –
PowerPoint Presentation - Games
Enhancement
Safety concerns
Divide students into 4 groups
b.
Content
4 desks in each corner of the
gymnasium
1 laptop computer on 3 desks
1 main computer PC on the 4th
desk
Creative Game Worksheets and pencils
on each desk
Each station will have 3 different
pieces of equipment which has been preset by the instructor
The students are to brainstorm and
discuss ways to utilize the equipment provided in a game/activity
The students fill out the worksheet as
they create their game
Through trial and error the students
try various different games as well as ways to play those games
Once they have decided on a game, the
students fill out the worksheet which is provided on the physical education web
site
The web worksheets are printed and
submitted to a Physical Education data base.
Each group will have an opportunity in the next class to
demonstrate their game in front of the entire class
Each group will also have an
opportunity to play the other games created by the other groups
The Creative Games
Worksheet is attached to this lesson
c.
Floor Plan (See Diagram)
d.
Closure
Ask the class if creating a game was
difficult or easy? Why?
Did each group practice good
cooperation skills and creativity?
Was this activity fun?
Are the students excited to try the
other groups’ games?
Creative Games
Gymnasium