Penalty Shoot Out Plenary Instructions 1)Students answer a question related to the lesson outcomes, scheme of work, etc. (either set by teacher or peer.

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Penalty Shoot Out Plenary Instructions 1)Students answer a question related to the lesson outcomes, scheme of work, etc. (either set by teacher or peer questioning). 2)If answer is correct, students place a post it note / board pen mark either LEFT, RIGHT or CENTRE to indicate where they will place their penalty kick. 3)Move to the next slide to reveal where the goalkeeper dived. Was it saved or was it a goal?! Celebrate / Commiserate with the class as appropriate. 4)Repeat the process. Have fun!

Your job is to score as many penalties against the goalie as possible. You get to take a penalty by answering a question related to the learning outcomes. You can then choose to shoot LEFT, RIGHT or CENTRE. Good luck!

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I think I will dive this side...

I told a lie...

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I’m going to stay where I am now!

I don’t always lie!

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I’m going to stay where I am again!

I lied again...

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I’m definitely, possibly, maybe going to go this way!

I definitely, maybe changed my mind!

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I’m almost certainly not lying when I say I’m going to stay in the middle... Sort of!

I had a change of heart...

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I’m very possibly diving this way!

I’m a man of my word...

PLACE QUESTION HERE

On Charles II’s life, I think I’m going to stay in the middle this time!

You should trust me!

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I might stay in the middle... I might go left though... Or possibly right? Mmmmm...

I fancied going this way...

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I’ve made up my mind this time... I’m going this way!

I changed my mid after all...

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I give up! I’m staying in the middle! I know I will save it!

Whoops!

PLACE QUESTION HERE

I’m sure the shots going this way...

But I’ll dive this way instead...