Lesson Plan for JSS Three (Age 11)
Subject: Physical and Health Education
Class: JSS 1
Week of the Second Term: 2nd Week
Topic One: Contact and Non-Contact Sports
Sub-Topic: Definition and Examples of Contact Sports
Lesson Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Define contact sports and non-contact sports.
- Identify at least three examples of contact sports, such as soccer, wrestling, and basketball.
- Explain the basic differences between contact and non-contact sports.
Entry Behaviour
Students should have basic knowledge of physical activities and sports, as well as experience playing simple team games like soccer and tag during recess or physical education classes.
Instructional Materials
- Textbook (Physical and Health Education for JSS 1)
- Visual aids (Posters showing images of contact and non-contact sports)
- Video clips of various sports activities
Reference Materials
Adeyanju, S. A., Danladi, M., Igbanugo, V. C., Okunrotifa, E. B., & Edegbai, B. (2014). Spectrum Physical And Health Education For Junior Secondary School 1 Textbook (BEC Edition). Spectrum Books Limited.
Idowu, B., Jimoh, A., & Gbagi, L. (2014). Physical and Health Education JSS 1. University Press PLC.
Content
Contact and Non-Contact Sports
Contact sports are sports where players physically interact with each other as part of the game. These interactions may involve tackles, blocking, or other forms of physical contact, and the rules of the game allow or require this contact for proper play. In contact sports, players often wear protective gear to avoid injuries.
Examples of Contact Sports:
- Football (Soccer): In football, players can physically block or tackle opponents to gain control of the ball.
- Rugby: Rugby involves heavy physical contact, where players tackle each other to stop opponents from advancing.
- Basketball: Although basketball is a less physical game than rugby or football, players still make physical contact when defending, such as blocking or screening.
- Boxing: A sport where two opponents physically strike each other with punches while wearing protective gloves.
- Wrestling: A combat sport where two athletes grapple and try to pin or throw their opponent.
Step 1: Introduction
Lesson Presentation (Step-by-Step Procedure)
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