UCA PETE Lesson Plan NAME:__Ty Ferguson___________________

Grade Level: 3rd Grade Date/Day: 1/19/18

Subject: Physical Education Topic/Period: Basketball Lesson

Frameworks PEL 1.3.6

Objectives(TESS - 1c) (TESS - 1f)

Psychomotor – 1.3.6 Psychomotor Assessment -
I want the students to keep full control of their dribble while using Teacher/Traditional/Formative
their dominant and non dominant hand.
Cognitive Assessment -
Cognitive – 3.3.1 Self/Traditional/Summative
I want students to be able to accurately check their heart rates post
lesson. Affective Assessment -
Teacher/Authentic/Formative
Affective - 2.3.3
I want students to respect my instruction and appropriately participate
in the lesson.

Classroom Environment & Safety (TESS 2e) Grouping

Warm up – on the sideline, seven rows of three students.
There are bleachers on both the left and right sides of the gym, Lesson Focus – on the baseline, seven rows of three students.
make sure they are pushed to the wall.
Closure/ cool down – center court, seven rows of three students.

Refinements and Extensions (TESS – 1b) Materials (TESS – 1d) (List materials and how they will be used in the
Give advanced students another ball. lesson)
Equipment - Basketballs will be used for the dribbling lesson, the
Give students who are struggling one of the large basketballs. basketball court will be used as a safe space for the kids to participate in the

Introduction To Lesson
Good morning class, my name is Coach Ferguson. For today’s physical education class we will be doing the next stage in our dribbling lesson.
Instruction (TESS – 1e)
Warm Up – The students will start by doing stationary
stretches such as left and right foot touches, left and
right arm crosses, left and right over head shoulder
blade touches, and also knee to chest pulls. Following
stationary stretches we will do stretches from the
baseline to half court. These stretches will include
lunges, high knees, bottom kicks and sprints.
-students will move from sideline to baseline
(transition to Lesson Focus)
Lesson Focus - Students will spread out into seven
rows of three and when I whistle they will begin
dribbling stationary with their dominant hand. The
next time up they will use their non dominant hand.
-students will move from baseline to center court
(transition to closure)
lesson, cones will be used to indicate where the students should dribble to,
cue cards will inform the students of what dribble move to make when they
reach the cones, and a whistle will be used to start and stop the lesson.
Technology (used by YOUR students) – none
Curricular (task sheets etc.) - none
Cues Critical Elements (TESS – 1a)
Physiological, Biomechanical Theories &
Warm Up – Cues Critical Elements - Warm up -
Saying “go” will indicate the
students to begin stretching. As you do your knee pulls you may feel slight discomfort in
your thighs and lower backs.
Critical Elements - Lesson Focus –
Keep your eyes up, trust yourself, use your finger pads
Lesson Focus cues instead of your palms
One whistle will indicate the
start of the dribbling and two
whistles will indicate for
them to stop. Critical Elements - Closure
Closure Following the lesson I will sit the students Closure Cues You can find your resting heart rate by taking your pointer
down in seven rows of three in center court and I will My voice will be used to ask and index finger and placing them in the crease right behind
ask them assessment questions and teach them how to assessment questions. your ear.
find their heart rates.

Students will line up at the door and walk out the gym
doors.
(transition for leaving the classroom)

List How You Crossed Curriculum In the Lesson

I implemented health by teaching them how to find their resting heart rate.

APA formatted Resources (Note in your plan where the resources were used.)( TESS - 1d)
Physical Education and Health Curriculum Framework. (2011). Retrieved September 03, 2017, from
http://www.arkansased.gov/public/userfiles/Learning_Services/Curriculum%20and%20Instruction/Frameworks/PE
%20Health/Physical_Education_and_Health_K_8.pdf

Basketball Fundamentals and Ball Handling Drills. (2012). Retrieved September 03, 2017, from
http://www.breakthroughbasketball.com/fundamentals/ballhandling.html