S3 – Physical Education Activities

Types of Activity Individual/team Individual – something you play on your own. Athletics, gymnastics, singles badminton Team – something you play with one or more people. Badminton doubles, football, basketball

Competitive/Non-competitive Competitive – something you do to win to beat something Non – competitive – Something you do for fun, friends, fitness.

Directly competitive/Indirectly competitive Directly competitive – you have to react to your opponent. Badminton – you have to move to return the shuttle Indirectly competitive – you do your own skill at your own time. High Jump – your performance not influenced by your opponents.

Todays work – 2/10/10 Go over homework Look at swimming sheets New work – - Roles Equipment – safety - enhance performance

Homework for Tues 7th For your best stroke: front crawl, back crawl or breast stroke. Describe the model performance divided into the following headings: Body position Leg action Arm action Breathing Timing

Roles Playing roles – striker Make a list Non playing roles – referee

Safety Have equipment to keep the activity safe -helmet in cycling - studs on football boots - mouth guards in rugby/hockey

Enhance performance We have equipment to help us perform better - spikes in athletics - swimsuits in swimming - titanium rackets

Work in jotter Make two lists of equipment we use in p.e. and say if it helps our performance or maintains our safety. Safety enhance performance Helmet rackets

21st September 2011 Go over homework. New work – rules and codes of conduct Homework Group work.

Rules and Codes of Conduct Things you do to make the game enjoyable. These are not written rules but things that everybody should do to be sports men/women. Sometimes called sportsmanship or etiquette Shake hands, kick ball out of play, hand back the shuttle etc

Scoring Subjective – Opinion Judges make a decision about your performance. It is the judges opinion of your performance.

Objective – a fact. Goals Points Runs Fastest time Longest distance Shots Highest jumped

Homework Pages 5 & 6. Handed in on Monday.

Wednesday 2nd November 2011 Go over homework – New work - Tactics

Tactics A tactic is a plan that you decide before you play. It could be a formation like in football 3:5:2 or a tactic you use in the game eg football – using wingers. You may decide to change formations due to different situations during the game.

Why do we need tactics? You have tactics so that everyone has role/position You have tactics so everyone has a job they need do – a responsibility You have tactics so everyone knows what to do You have roles in defence and in attack!!

How you decide? Your strengths Your weaknesses The players you have The weather The size of the park

In your jotters Write about a tactic you have played in a game. Say why this tactic was chosen. Give at least 3 reasons. Say what your responsibility was in both attack and defence? You were losing in the last ten minutes say how you changed your tactic to improve your chance of winning.

Principles of Effective Play Width in attack Depth in defence Delay in defence Mobility Tempo

Wednesday 9th November 2011 Today’s work Go over homework New work - - Creativity - Body types - adapting activities 3. Homework – complete whole of activities homework book for Mon 14th November

Creativity Something you do to be different. It is unexpected and unusual. Creativity in games – write one example in your jotter Creativity in aesthetic activities. write one example in your jotter

Adapting activities We adapt activities to make them Easier to learn So we can concentrate on individual skills or tactics So younger children can get success

We can adapt activities by Changing the playing area – write one example in your jotter The number of players in a team- write one example in your jotter The scoring system - write one example in your jotter The rules - write one example in your jotter The time the game lasts for -write one example in your jotter The equipment -write one example in your jotter

Physical Qualities: Body Shape Many activities have their own characteristic body shape. In other words certain body shapes are suited to specific activities. ENDOMORPH MESOMORPH ECTOMORPH

In jotter Under each heading place the following performers. High jumper, weight lifter, Shot putter, marathon runner, swimmer, gymnast, striker, defender, goalkeeper Endomorph Mesomorph Ectomorph

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