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Mr. DeRuvo, Mr. Johnson, Ms. Hili, Ms. Allen P.S. 118 Mr. DeRuvo, Mr. Johnson, Ms. Hili, Ms. Allen

ORIENTEERING UNIT: 6TH GRADE The benefits of Orienteering are:     * Builds self confidence     * Enhances team building     * Improves map reading     * Teaches a lifetime sport     * Provides mental challenges     * Provide physical challenges Orienteering provides:     * Mental Challenges     * Fun     * Lifetime skills     * Physical Activity     * Excitement

Trustworthiness Authenticity: orienteering can be used in many real life situations. Knowing how to use a compass can be vital if lost in the wilderness. Knowing how to use a map can be beneficial when traveling or helping others. Validity: all the assessments we used met our lesson objectives. Practicality: all the assessments were low cost, environmentally friendly (not much paper used), and quick and easy to administer. Reliability: the grades are not effected by other students, therefore each instructor who teaches this unit should yield the same results.

Block Plan Day 1: Basic History of Orienteering Day 2: Benefits of Orienteering Day 3: Maps & Symbols Day 4: Different Types of Maps Day 5: Drawing Maps Day 6: Distance Estimation Day 7: Pace Counting Day 8: Scavenger Hunt

Psychomotor Domain During the first lesson, students will have an elevated heart rate for at least ten minutes while doing the fitness activities. During the second lesson, students will be able to navigate through the course successfully in order to reach a designated spot on a mapped out course.

Cognitive Domain During the first lesson, students will be able to use their sense of direction by looking at a map, in order to navigate through the course before the end of the class. During the second lesson, students will be able fulfill the roles of each orienteering position, i.e. Math Calculator, Step Leader, Compass Director, and Map Director. They will also be able to answer all the math problems given.

Cognitive Pre-test: Lesson One Name:____________ Physical Education 6th grade Fill in the blank Points of Direction.  What is orienteering? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Cognitive Assessment: Lesson Two

Affective Domain During the first lesson, the students will work as a team and help out their teammates when having trouble navigating through the course. During the second lesson, the students will demonstrate respect and cooperation at all times by treating their peers fair and also by demonstrating self control at all times.

Affective Assessment: Lesson Two Name:______ HR:______ Step Count:_______ What is a real-life example of an activity where you could use orienteering?_________________ _________________________________________ Your feelings about the activity today: (place an “X” on the scale Relaxed _ _ _ _ _Tense Easy _ _ _ _ _Hard Boring _ _ _ _ _Exciting Unsuccessful_ _ _ _ _Successful

Students Step Count and Heart Rate: First Lesson

Heart Rate: Second Lesson

Class Average was 628 steps Class Average was 628 steps. In 20 minutes, we completed approximately 7% of the daily goal: 10,000 steps.

Feedback From Students Students rated how successful they thought the scavenger hunt was. The graph shows that most of the students found success in orienteering

This graph represents the Affective assessment results.

Grading Policy Attendance/participation 20% Attitude and Social Behavior: self-assessment rubric, teacher observation 20% Knowledge Content: Orienteering definition Quiz, Map Symbol Quiz, Contour Line Quiz, Estimation Quiz 20% Group Project: Self-made Map 20% Event Task: Scavenger Hunt Assignment 20% Final Orienteering Unit Grade Out of 100%

Final Grades

Thank You! Now is the time for questions, comments, and/or concerns. Please raise your hand and we will address your issue.

References: http://www.us.orienteering.org/Educatn.html http://www.pecentral.org/lessonideas/ViewLesson.asp?ID=2983 http://www.us.orienteering.org/Forms/orienteering_lesson_plan.pdf