1. Test 7
Competency Goal 7: Movement Concepts, Principles, Strategies, and Tactics to Physical Activities

2. Officiating
To administer the rules of (a game or sport) especially as a referee or umpire.

3. Judging
One appointed to decide in a contest or competition; one who gives an authoritative opinion.

4. Refereeing
A sports official usually having final authority in administering a game.

5. Offensive
Of or relating to an attempt to score in a game or contest; of or relating to a team in possession of the ball or puck.

6. Defensive
Of or relating to the attempt to keep an opponent from scoring in a game or contest.

7. A prescribed guide for conduct or action.
Rules
A prescribed guide for conduct or action.

8. Biomechanical Principles
The mechanics of biological and especially muscular activity (as in locomotion or exercise).

9. To find a solution, explanation, or answer for.
Problem Solving
To find a solution, explanation, or answer for.

10. Something conceived in the mind.
Concepts
Something conceived in the mind.

11. Optimism that there will be constructive treatment or development.
Positive (attitudes)
Optimism that there will be constructive treatment or development.

12. Negative (attitudes)
Marked by features of hostility, withdrawal, or pessimism that hinder or oppose constructive treatment or development.

13. Review Chapters
Prentice Hall HEALTH
Chapters
Holt Lifetime HEALTH

14. Monday
Choose an occupation in which may interest you in the future, list five physical fitness requirements/physical movements involved in the occupation you chose.

15. Tuesday Exercising Exercising Alone Exercising in a Group
Positive Attitudes 1. 2. 3.
Negative Attitudes

16. List 3 reasons why people don’t exercise.
Tuesday
List 3 reasons why people don’t exercise.

17. Class vote: Would you rather exercise in a group or alone?
Tuesday
Class vote: Would you rather exercise in a group or alone?

18. Wednesday Traditional Sports Non-Traditional Sports Sport: Rules:
Biomechanical Principles:
Problem Solving:
Concepts:

19. Thursday
Sport
Offense Example
Defense Example
Team:
Individual:
Dual:

20. Thursday Reviewing Vocabulary:
Officiating: Example - football – call a flag
Judging: Example – basketball – foul or not
Refereeing: Example – soccer – whistle blowing to begin playing again after call

21. Thursday
Quiz Bowl

22. Friday
Vocabulary Test 7
After Test: