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Subject: Physical Education
Semester: 1
Period: 1
Week: 5
School Name: __________________________
Teacher’s Name: ________________________
Subject: Physical Education
Grade Level: Grade 10
Week & Period: Week 5, Period I
Date:
Topic: Review and Application of Track & Field Skills
Subtopics:
- Summary of all running and field events learned
- Demonstration of techniques learned
- Group performance and peer evaluation
- Preparation for assessment (Week 6)
Learning Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, learners should be able to:
- Recall key concepts and techniques in running and field events.
- Demonstrate learned techniques in group or individual activities.
- Critically observe and evaluate performances.
- Prepare mentally and physically for assessment.
Previous Knowledge:
Learners have learned about various track and field events, including rules, techniques, scoring, and safety.
Instructional Materials:
- Score sheets
- Stopwatch
- Cones, chalk, sandpit, improvised shot put or discus
- Whistle
- Peer evaluation checklists
Anticipation (Warm-Up) – 5 minutes:
Ask:
- What was your favorite event in the last four weeks?
- What did you find difficult to master?
Activity:
- Warm-up jog
- Dynamic stretches (10 reps each: leg swings, lunges, torso twists)
Building Knowledge (Main Lesson) – 25 minutes
Overview of Activities:
- Students rotate through stations:
- Sprint start & sprint run (50m)
- Long jump and high jump form
- Shot put or improvised throw
- Javelin grip and release
Reinforcement:
- Peer feedback using rubric
- Group leader records performance
- Teacher gives on-the-spot corrections
Class Discussion:
- Challenges faced during practicals
- What would they do differently?
Learners’ Activities:
- Perform practical events at each station
- Peer-review with score sheet and checklist
- Summarize their improvement since Week 1
Consolidation (Review and Assessment) – 10 minutes
Review Questions:
- What are the three categories of running events?
- How do you perform a shot put?
- What should you always do before participating in athletics?
Practical Drill:
- Pick one event and perform in front of the class with feedback
Homework / Assignment:
- Review all notes from Weeks 1–5.
- Draw diagrams of techniques for any two events.
- Prepare for written and practical assessment in Week 6.
Notes – Detailed and Explained:
- This lesson is designed to reinforce all skills taught.
- It helps assess practical understanding and correct misconceptions.
- Peer review builds observation and critical thinking.
Expanded Notes / Instructions:
- Use checklists to keep students focused.
- Provide encouragement to reduce fear of peer judgment.
Inclusive / Differentiation:
- Allow alternative tasks for physically limited learners
- Let students choose their strongest event for performance
Teacher’s Reflection (Post-Lesson Questions):
- Are students well prepared for the final assessment?
- Which areas need brief revision?
- Did students engage fully in peer review and performance?