1. Safety Issues
Advanced ELD
Mr. Roe
MMS

2. Warm-Up
Describe a time when you have been in an unsafe situation.

3. Lesson Objective
SWBAT describe a time that is unsafe using present tense verbs.

4. Let’s look at some unsafe situation on the soccer field!

5. slide tackles another player

6. head-butts another player

7. head-butts another player

8. trips another player

9. does a bicycle kick

10. kicks another player

11. Soccer Field
It is unsafe when __(noun)___ ____(present tense verb)____.
a player
a soccer player
an athlete
an opponent
a goalie
a forward
a defensive man
an offensive player
Safety Issues (present tense verbs):
hits another player
does a bicycle kick by another player
hits the ball with their head
kicks another player
trips their opponent
head-butts another player
plays with an injury
doesn’t drink enough water before a game
slide tackles
Activities: Ninjas/Knights

12. Reactions! (noun) might……

13. get a red card

14. hit (noun) back

15. yell at (noun)

16. award a penalty kick

17. loose the game

18. How might someone react to an unsafe situation?
When __(noun)____ ___ (safety issue)____, the__(noun)___ might __(finish your thought).
Safety Issues (present tense verbs):
hits another player
does a bicycle kick by another player
hits the ball with their head
kicks another player
trips their opponent
head-butts another player
plays with an injury
doesn’t drink enough water before a game
Noun:
a player
a soccer player
an athlete
an opponent
a goalie
a forward
a defensive man
an offensive player
a referee
team
call a penalty
yell at you
hit you back
get a cramp
hurt their head
break their leg
get tired easily
give/get a red card
award a penalty kick
loose the game
Activities: Color Group, Sticky Ball

19. Wrap-Up
Describe an unsafe situation in a sporting event that you have seen or experienced. What happened when the unsafe situation occurred?

20. Day 2-Warm-Up

21. In the City!

22. driving too fast/speeding

23. drive/obey/go the speed limit

24. riding a bicycle with no helmet

25. wear/use/put on a helmet

26. talking on their phone while walking

27. pay close attention to where they are going

28. running down the stairs

29. walk

30. Joking

31. Instead of ___(unsafe choice), someone could __(safe choice)___.
Rather than _______(unsafe situation)____, what is a safer choice someone could make?
Instead of ___(unsafe choice), someone could __(safe choice)___.
riding a bicycle with no helmet
talking on their phone while walking
driving fast
jay-walking
running into traffic
wear/put on/use a helmet
pay attention to where they are going
obey the speed limit
use a cross-walk
look both ways before crossing
Activities: Lines of communication
Give One-Get One
Sticky Ball

32. Wrap Up
Rather than run across the street, what is a safer choice someone could make?

33. Warm-Up
Rather than _______(unsafe situation)____, what is a safer choice someone could make?
Instead of ___(unsafe choice), someone could __(safe choice)___.
riding a bicycle with no helmet
talking on their phone while walking
driving fast
jay-walking
running into traffic
wear/put on/use a helmet
pay attention to where they are going
obey the speed limit
use a cross-walk
look both ways before crossing
Ask and answer this question using any topic! (write your response in your journal).

34. Partner Work (Project)
Throughout life, someone might encounter an unsafe situation. One type of an unsafe situation is ____(present progressive verb and situation). This situation can be unsafe because ________________(explain how the situation can cause harm to people or the environment). If someone finds themselves (prepositional phrase), they shouldn’t ___________ (poor choice using present tense verb). Instead of _______(rephrase poor choice using present progressive), a person could _________(describe a safer alternative using a present tense verb phrase).
Example:
Throughout life, someone might encounter an unsafe situation. One type of an unsafe situation is falling into a container of toxic chemicals. This situation can be unsafe because someone could become horribly disfigured for life, or they could die. If someone finds themselves by a bunch of chemical containers, they shouldn’t open them or play with them. Instead of playing with toxic chemicals, a person could report the chemicals to the authorities, or simply stay away from them.
Picture of Unsafe Actions and consequences:
Picture of Safe Actions and Consequences: