WK |
LSN |
Strand |
Sub strand |
Specific learning outcomes |
Key inquiry Questions |
Learning experiences |
learning resources |
assessment method |
refl |
1 |
1 |
GAMES AND SPORTS |
Athletic truck Event: Medium starts in sprints |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- explain the body alignment in Medium Sprint Start
- use drills to practice the Medium Sprint Start in races
- Appreciate the medium sprint start in starting sprint races in athletics.
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- Which are the safety considerations to observe when running the 50m?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- interact with technology to watch a video clip on the Medium Sprint Start
- demonstrate the body alignment in medium sprint start by running 50m
and get feedback from the teacher
- Practice the medium sprint start and use the provided checklist to give each
other feedback
- use drills to practice the medium sprint start
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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2 |
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Athletic truck Event: Medium starts in sprints |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- use drills to practice the Medium Sprint Start in races
- play racing games using the Medium Sprint Start and observe safety
- Appreciate the medium sprint start in starting sprint races in athletics.
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- Which are the safety considerations to observe when running the 50m?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- interact with technology to watch a video clip on the Medium Sprint Start
- demonstrate the body alignment in medium sprint start by running 50m
and get feedback from the teacher
- Practice the medium sprint start and use the provided checklist to give each
other feedback
- use drills to practice the medium sprint start
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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3 |
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Elongated start in races |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the body alignment in Elongated start in races for skill acquisition
- discuss the health benefits gained through participating in running
- enjoy starting races using the Elongated start
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- How different is the Elongated start in races from the Medium Sprint Start?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- use the digital devices to watch a video clip on the Elongated start in races
- demonstrate the body alignment in Elongated start in races and get feedback from the teacher
- practice the elongated start and use provided checklist to give feedback to each other
- use drills to practice the Elongated start in races
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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4 |
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Elongated start in races |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- discuss the health benefits gained through participating in running
- use drills to practice the Elongated start in races
- enjoy starting races using the Elongated start
- Observe safety when performing Elongated start in races
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- How different is the Elongated start in races from the Medium Sprint Start?
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- discuss the health benefits gained by participating in running
- observe safety when performing the Elongated start in races
- Pray racing game by using the
- Elongated start in races for fun and enjoyment
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attir
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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5 |
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Run through finish technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- explain the ‘Run through finish’ technique in race to enhance learning
- practice the ‘Run through finish’ technique for skill acquisition
- observe safety when practicing the ‘Run through finish’ technique
- appreciate the ‘Run through finish’ technique in races
for a good finish
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- Which other method can be used to finish a race?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Demonstrate the ‘Run through finish’ and get feedback from the teacher
- Practice the ‘Run through finish’ in races and give each other feedback
- Use drills to practice the ‘Run through finish’ in races
- Play racing games and use the ‘Run through finish’ and observe safety
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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2 |
1 |
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improvising the relay Baton |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- identify and gather locally available materials for improvising the relay Baton
- observe safety when improvising the relay Baton to avoid injuries
- use improvised relay Baton to play games for fun and
enjoyment
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- Why is it important to improvise play items?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Learners interact with digital
technology to find out the shape of a relay baton
- Learners identify and gather locally available materials that can be used to
improvise durable relay batons
- Creatively improvise age appropriate relay Batons using correct measurements
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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2 |
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improvising the relay Baton |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- creatively improvise age appropriate relay batons for use during relay races
- observe safety when improvising the relay Baton to avoid injuries
- use improvised relay Baton to play games for fun and enjoyment
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- Why is it important to improvise play items?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Learners interact with digital technology to find out the shape of a relay baton
- learners identify and gather locally available materials that can be used toimprovise durable relay batons
- creatively improvise age
appropriate relay Batons using correct measurements
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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3 |
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improvising the relay Baton |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- dispose waste after improvisation for environmental care
- observe safety when improvising the relay Baton to avoid injuries
- use improvised relay Baton to play games for fun and enjoyment
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- Why is it important to improvise play items?
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- Clean the working area and dispose of waste appropriately
- Play games using improvised batons and observe safety
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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4 |
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Visual Baton exchange |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the visual baton change technique in relays for skill acquisition
- use drill to practice the visual baton change in relays
- display joy when appreciating in the relay races
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- How is relay baton change useful in daily life
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- interact with technology to observe the visual baton change in relays
- Demonstrate the visual baton exchange technique in relays and get feedback from the teacher
- Use the provided checklist to give each other feedback when practicing the visual baton exchange technique
- Use drills to develop the visual baton change technique
in relays
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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5 |
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Visual Baton exchange |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the visual baton change technique in relays for skill acquisition
- use drill to practice the visual baton change in relays
- display joy when appreciating in the relay races
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- How is relay baton change useful in daily life
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Interact with technology to observe the visual baton change in relays
- Demonstrate the visual baton exchange technique in relays and get feedback from the teacher
- Use the provided checklist to give each other feedback when practicing the visual baton exchange technique
- Use drillls to develop the visual baton change technique in relays
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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3 |
1 |
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Visual Baton exchange |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- Creatively come up with drills to practice the visual baton change technique
- play games that involve visual baton change in relays and observe safety
- display joy when appreciating in the relay races
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- How is relay baton change useful in daily life
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- Creatively come up with own drills to practice the visual baton change technique
- Practice the visual baton change technique and use provided checklist to give each other feedback
- participate in shuttle relays in small groups, and use visual baton exchange while observing safety
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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2 |
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Visual Baton exchange |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- Creatively come up with drills to practice the visual baton change technique
- play games that involve visual baton change in relays and observe safety
- display joy when appreciating in the relayraces
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- How is relay baton change useful in daily life
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- Creatively come up with own drills to practice the visual baton change technique
- Practice the visual baton change technique and use provided checklist to give each other feedback
- participate in shuttle relays in small groups, and use visual baton exchange while observing safety
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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3 |
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Hurdles Approach, |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the Approach, Take off, Flight and hurdle clearance for skill acquisition
- discuss the safety considerations to observe when performing the hurdle event
- enjoy participating in the hurdle races
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- How can respect for classmates be demonstrated during hurdle events?
- How does participation in hurdle events enhance fitness for an individual?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to use digital devices and other sources of information to:
- Find out what hurdle events are and the distances covered.
- Watch a video or videos on hurdle clearance
- Observe the foot placement over the hurdles when clearing demonstrate the Approach, Take off, Flight and Hurdle clearance and get feedback from the teacher
- Approach, Take Off, Flight and Hurdle Clearance and give each other feedback
- Use drills to practice the Approach, Take Off and Flight and give each other feedback
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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4 |
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Take off, |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the Approach, Take off, Flight and hurdle clearance for skill acquisition
- discuss the safety considerations to observe when performing the hurdle event
- enjoy participating in the hurdle races
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- How can respect for classmates be demonstrated during hurdle events?
- How does participation in hurdle events enhance fitness for an individual?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to use digital devices and other sources of information to:
- find out what hurdle events are and the distances covered.
- Watch a video or videos on
hurdle clearance
- Move the foot placement over the hurdles when clearing
- Demonstrate the Approach, Take off, Flight and Hurdle clearance and get feedback from the teacher
- Approach, Take Off, Flight and Hurdle Clearance and give each other feedback
- Use drills to practice the Approach, Take Off and Flight and give each other feedback
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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5 |
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Flight and hurdle clearance |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- use drills and age appropriate hurdles to practice the Approach, Take off, Flight and hurdle clearance for competence in hurdle events
- creatively come up with own drills to practice the
- discuss the safety considerations to observe when performing the hurdle event
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- How can respect for classmates be demonstrated during hurdle events?
- How does participation in hurdle events enhance fitness for an individual?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to use digital devices and other sources of information to:
- Find out what hurdle events are and the distances covered. Watch a video or videos on hurdle clearance observe the foot placement over the hurdles when clearing
- Approach, take off, Flight and hurdle clearance
- Demonstrate the Approach, Take off, Flight and Hurdle clearance and get feedback from the teacher
- Demonstrate the approach, Take Off, Flight and Hurdle Clearance and give each other feedbackuse drills to practice the Approach, Take Off and Flight and give each other feedback
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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4 |
1 |
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Flight and hurdle clearance |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- use drills and age appropriate hurdles to practice the Approach, Take off, Flight and hurdle clearance for competence in hurdle events
- creatively come up with own drills to practice the Approach, take off, Flight and hurdle clearance
- discuss the safety considerations to observe when performing the hurdle event
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- How can respect for classmates be demonstrated during hurdle events?
- How does participation in hurdle events enhance fitness for an individual?
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- Creatively come up with drills to practice the Approach, Take Off, Flight and Hurdle Clearance
- Use provided checklist to give each other feedback when practicing the
- Approach, Take Off, Flight and Hurdle Clearance
- practice the approach, take off, flight and hurdle clearance while focusing on: coordination, reaction time and speed play racing game over age appropriate hurdles and observe safety
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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2 |
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Field Events: Long jump |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- familiarize with the facility and the equipment for long jump
- identify the sections of the Long jump area to enhance skill development
- discuss the most appropriate locally available material for filling the long jump pit
- play games that involve
jumping for fun and observe safety
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- Which locally available materials can be used to fill in, the long jump pit?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Use provided sketches, pictures or use the digital media to watch images of the long jump facility and observe the take-off board the runway and the jumping pit
- Discuss the most approriate
locally available material for filling the long jump pit play games that involve jumping for fun and observe safety
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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3 |
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Long jump technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
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- How can skills in long jump be helpful in daily life?
- Why should an athlete take off from the take-off board during long jump?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- practice the approach run, take off, flight and landing in long jump
- play games that enhance approach run, take off, flight and landing in long jump and observe safety
- appreciate Long jump as a sport use digital devices and watch video clips of the long jump event and observe the approach run, take off, flight and landing
- demonstrate the approach run, take off, flight and landing and get feedback from the teacher
- practice the approach run, take off, flight and landing give each other feedback
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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4 |
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Long jump technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the approach run, take off, flight and landing in long jump
- play games that enhance approach run, take off, flight and landing in long jump and observe safety
- appreciate Long jump as a sport
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- How can skills in long jump be helpful in daily life?
- Why should an athlete take off from the take-off board during long jump?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- use digital devices and watch video clips of the long jump event and observe the approach run, take off, flight and landing
- demonstrate the approach run, take off, flight and landing and get feedback from the teacher
- practice the approach run,
take off, flight and landing give each other feedback
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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5 |
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Long jump technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the approach run, take off, flight and landing in long jump
- play games that enhance approach run, take off, flight and landing in long jump and observe safety
- appreciate Long jump as a sport
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- How can skills in long jump be helpful in daily life?
- Why should an athlete take off from the take-off board during long jump?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- use digital devices and watch video clips of the long jump event and observe the approach run, take off, flight and landing
- demonstrate the approach run, take off, flight and landing and get feedback from the teacher
- practice the approach run,
take off, flight and landing give each other feedback
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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5 |
1 |
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Long jump technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- use drills to practice the approach run, take off, flight and landing in long jump
- establish the running rhyme in long jump for accurate stepping on the take-off board
- appreciate Long jump
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1. How can skills in long jump be helpful in daily life? 2. Why should an as a sport athlete take off from the take-off board during long jump? |
- establish the running rhyme in long jump to establish the takeoff foot
- use provided checklist to give each other feedback when practicing the approach run, take off, flight and landing
- observe the long jump rules when taking part in the long jump event
- Play games for fun and enjoyment and observe safety use appropriate drills to practice the approach run, take off, flight and landing
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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2 |
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Long jump technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- use drills to practice the approach run, take off, flight and landing in long jump
- play games that enhance approach run, take off, flight and landing in long jump and observe safety
- appreciate Long jump as a sport
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- How can skills in long jump be helpful in daily life?
- Why should an athlete take off from the take-off board during long jump?
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- establish the running rhyme in long jump to establish the takeoff foot
- use provided checklist to give each other feedback when practicing the approach run, take off, flight and landing
- Observe the long jump rules when taking part in the long jump event
- Play games for fun and enjoyment and observe safety ppropriate drills to practice the approach run, take off, flight and landing
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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3 |
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Standing Discus |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- familiarize with the facility, equipment and the sector in discus
- observe safety when improvising the discus
- play games that involve throwing for fun and observe safety
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- Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Use digital devices to watch
video clips of the discuss facility, equipment and the sector
- use digital devices and other
sources of information to find out
- the shape of the discuss
- the weight of the discus for their age
- learners Identify and gather locally available materials that can be used to improvise a durable discuss creatively improvise an ageappropriate discus
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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4 |
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Standing Discus |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- familiarize with the facility, equipment and the sector in discus
- observe safety when improvising the discus
- play games that involve throwing for fun and observe safety
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- Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus?
|
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Use digital devices to watch
video clips of the discuss facility, equipment and the sector
- use digital devices and other
sources of information to find out
- the shape of the discuss
- the weight of the discus for their age
- and gather locally available materials that can be used to improvise a durable discuss
appropriate discus
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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5 |
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Standing Discus |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- identify and gather locally available materials for improvising the discus
- observe safety when improvising the discus
- play games that involve throwing for fun and observe safety
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- Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus?
|
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Use digital devices and other
video clips of the discuss facility, equipment and the sector
- use digital devices and other
sources of information to find out
- the shape of the discuss
- the weight of the discus for their age
- learners identify and gather
locally available materials that can be used to improvise a durable discuss creatively improvise an age appropriate discus
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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6 |
1 |
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Standing Discus |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to: a. identify and gather locally available materials for improvising the discus b. observe safety when improvising the discus c. play games that involve throwing for fun and observe safety o the shape of the discuss o the weight of the discus for their age
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- Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- use digital devices to watch video clips of the discuss facility, equipment and the sector
- Use digital devices and othersources of information to find out
- locally available materials that can be used to improvise a durable discuss
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lim
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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2 |
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Standing Discus |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- creatively improvise age appropriate discuss
- dispose waste appropriately after improvising for environmental care
- observe safety when improvising the discus
- play games that involve
throwing for fun and observe safety
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- Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus?
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Clean the working and dispose waste appropriately
- Play games using improvised discus and observe safety
- Play games involving discuss throwing area and equipment for fun and enjoyment.
- Creatively improvise an age
appropriate discus
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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3 |
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Standing Discus |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- creatively improvise age appropriate discuss
- dispose waste appropriately after improvising for environmental care
- observe safety when improvising the discus
- play games that involve throwing for fun and observe safety
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- Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus?
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- clean the working area and dispose waste appropriately
- play games using improvised discus and observe safety
- Play games involving discus throwing area and equipment for fun and enjoyment.
- creatively improvise and age appropriate game
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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4 |
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Standing discus technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery in standing discuss
- apply rules when practicing the standing discus relates well with the team during practice
- Watch a video clip on standing discuss
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- Which is the best way to hold/grip the discus when taking a standing throw?
- Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Use digital devices to watch
- A video clip on the standing discuss and observe the
- grip,
- swing,
- release and recovery
- demonstrate the stance ,grips
swing, release and recovery and get feedback from the teacher
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
|
- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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5 |
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Standing discus technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery in standing discuss
- apply rules when practicing the standing discus relates well with the team during practice
- Watch a video clip on standing discuss
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Which is the best way to hold/grip the discus when taking a standing throw? 2. Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus? |
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Use digital devices to watch
- A video clip on the standing discuss and observe the
- grip,
- swing,
- release and recovery
- demonstrate the stance ,grips swing, release and recovery and get feedback from the teacher
|
- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
|
- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
|
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7 |
1 |
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Standing discus technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- use drills to practice the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery in standing discuss
- play throwing games using relay batons to practice the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery
- apply rules when practicing the standing discus relates well with the team during
practice
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- Which is the best way to hold/grip the discus when taking a standing throw?
- Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus?
|
- practice the standing discus and give each other feedback
- Use drills to practice the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery
- use bean bags to play throwing games and use the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery and observe safety
- observe rules when participating in standing discuss
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
|
- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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2 |
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Standing discus technique |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- use drills to practice the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery in standing discuss
- play throwing games using relay batons to practice the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery
- apply rules when practicing the standing discus relates
well with the team during practice
|
- Which is the best way to hold/grip the discus when taking a standing throw?
- Which locally available materials can be used to make the discus?
|
- practice the standing discus and give each other feedback
- Use drills to practice the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery
- use bean bags to play throwing games and use the stance, grip, swing, release and recovery and observe safety
- Observe rules when participating in standing discuss
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Straddle and Straddle cross: Rope work |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- explain the term straddle as used in skipping rope
- practice the straddle and straddle cross for skill acquisition
- observe safety when practicing the straddle to avoid injuries
- play skipping games for fun and enjoyment
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- What other combinations can be made in straddle?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- interact with digital to observe the straddle
practice the straddle and straddle cross and get feedback from the teacher stationery, backwards forwards and with eyes closed
- alternate jumping rope with feet together and straddle
play skipping games with friends for fun and enjoyment
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Straddle and Straddle cross: Rope work |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- explain the term straddle as used in skipping rope
- practice the straddle and straddle cross for skill acquisition
- observe safety when practicing the straddle to avoid injuries
- initiate skipping games when with friends
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- What other combinations can be made in straddle?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- interact with digital to observe the straddle
- Practice the straddle and straddle cross and get feedback from the teacher
- practice the straddle while stationery, backwards forwards and with eyes closed
- alternate jumping rope with feet together and straddle
- play skipping games with friends for fun and enjoyment
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- Field markers
- Open fiel
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Skier |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- explain the term skier as used in skipping rope
- practice the skier for skill acquisition
- observe safety when practicing the skier to avoid injuries
- play skipping games for enjoyment
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- Which skipping technique can be combined with skier?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- interact with digital to observe the skier
practice the skier and get feedback from the teacher
- practice the skier while stationery, backwards forwards and with eyes closed and
enjoyment
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• Field markers • Open field • Sports attire • Lime • Videos • Resource person • Required resources |
- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Skier |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- explain the term skier as used in skipping rope
- practice the skier for skill acquisition
- observe safety when practicing the skier to avoid injuries
- play skipping games for
enjoyment
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- Which skipping technique can be combined with skier?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- interact with digital to observe the skier
- practice the skier and get feedback from the teacher
- practice the skier while stationery, backwards forwards and with eyes closed
- play games for fun and enjoyment
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Heels tap |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- explain the term Heel taps as used in skipping rope
- practice Heel taps for skill acquisition
- observe safety when practicing the skier to avoid injuries
- play games for enjoyment interact with digital to observe the Heel taps
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- How does skipping contribute to good health?
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The learner is guided individually and in groups to:
- practice the Heel taps and get feedback from the teacher
- practice the heel tap while stationery, backwards forwards and with eyes closed
- play games for fun and enjoyment
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Heels tap |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- explain the term Heel taps as used in skipping rope
- practice Heel taps for skill acquisition
- observe safety when practicing the skier to avoid injuries
- play games for enjoyment
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- How does skipping contribute to good health?
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The learner is guided individually and in groups to:
- interact with digital to observe the Heel taps
- practice the Heel taps and get feedback from the teacher
- practice the heel tap while stationery, backwards forwards and with eyes closed
- play games for fun and enjoyment
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Soccer Passes: Push pass |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the push pass for skill acquisition
- use drills to practice the push pass for skill masterly
- appreciate the push pass as an essential skill when playing soccer
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- Which is the direction of the supporting foot when taking the push pass
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Use digital media to watch how a push pass is taken
- Demonstrate a push pass and get feedback from the teacher
- Practice the push pass and give each other feedback
- use drills to practice the push pass
- create own drills and practice the push pass
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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5 |
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Soccer Passes: Push pass |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- use drills to practice the push pass for skill masterly
- use the push pass in playing games and observe safety
- appreciate the push pass as an essential skill when playing soccer
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- Which is the direction of the supporting foot when taking the push pass ?
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- discuss the contribution of the ‘spirit of sports value
- ‘Teamwork for good performance- use health or excellence
- use the push pass in playing games and observe safety
- appreciate the push pass as an essential skill when playing soccer
- create own drills and practice the push pass
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Wall pass |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- identify the position of the players when the wall pass is take
- practice the wall pass for skill acquisition
- play minor soccer games and use the wall pass while observing safety
- appreciate wall pass as necessary skill in soccer
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- How many players are involved in a wall pass?
- Why does the referee award a wall pass?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Watch taking of wall pass in soccer and observe the players position
- Demonstrate the wall pass and get feedback from the teacher
- Practice the wall pass
observe the rules when taking the wall pass play minor soccer games and use the wall pass observe safety while playing the minor soccer game
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Wall pass |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice the wall pass for skill acquisition
- use drills to practice the wall pass for skill masterly
- play minor soccer games and use the wall pass while observing safety
- appreciate wall pass as necessary skill in soccer
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- How many players are involved in a wall pass?
- Why does the referee award a wall pass?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Watch taking of wall pass in soccer and observe the players position
- Demonstrate the wall pass and get feedback from the teacher
- Use drills to practice the wall pass
- observe the rules when taking the wall pass minor soccer
- games and use the wall pass
safety while playing the minor soccer game
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Outside of the foot pass |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- identify the part of the body called Outside of the foot for body awareness
- practice passing the ball using the Outside of the foot to enhance learning
- play modified soccer games for fun and enjoyment while observing safety
- Appreciate passing the ball using the Outside of the foot in soccer
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- Which other parts of the body can be used to pass the ball in soccer?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- Interact with technology to identify the part of the body called Outside of the foot
- demonstrate passing the ball using the Outside of the foot and get feedback from the teacher
- discuss the ‘spirit of sports value’ fair play in competitions
- Play modified soccer games for fun and enjoyment while observing safety
- Appreciate passing the ball using the Outside of the foot in soccer
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Outside of the foot pass |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- practice passing the ball using the Outside of the foot to enhance learning
- use drills to practice passing the ball using the Outside of the foot for skill masterly
- play modified soccer games for fun and enjoyment while observing safety
- Appreciate passing the ball using the Outside of the foot in soccer
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- Which other parts of the body can be used to pass the ball in soccer?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- demonstrate passing the ball using the Outside of the foot and get feedback from the teacher
- use drills to practice passing the ball using the Outside of the foot for skill masterly
- discuss the ‘spirit of sports value’ fair play in competitions
- play modified soccer games for fun and enjoyment while observing safety
- appreciate passing the ball
using the Outside of the foot in soccer
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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BATTING GAMES - SOFTBALL
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By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- familiarize with the field and the equipment for different players in softball
- demonstrate the procedure for choosing the correct bat for a player
- differentiate between the catcher’s mitts and fielding gloves in softball
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- How can softball be polarized in primary schools in Kenya?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- use digital devices or other sources of information to view the softball field and the equipment for different players
- demonstrate the procedure for choosing the correct bat and get feedback from the teacher
- use digital devices and other sources of information to differentiate between the
catcher’s mitts and fielding gloves
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Field, equipment and choosing bat |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- familiarize with the field and the equipment for different players in softball
- demonstrate the procedure
for choosing the correct bat for a player
- differentiate between the catcher’s mitts and fielding gloves in softball
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- How can softball be polarized in primary schools in Kenya?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
- use digital devices or other sources of information to view the softball field and the equipment for different players
- demonstrate the procedure for choosing the correct bat and get feedback from the teacher
- use digital devices anfd other sources of information to differentiate between the catcher’s mitts and fielding
gloves
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Responsibilities and Qualities infielder |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- list the responsibilities of infield players for good defense
- outline the qualities of a good infielder for excellent play
- position the infield players in respective positions of play at the start of game
- play games for fun and enjoyment and observesafety
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- Which are the key positions that make up the infield players?
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- The learner is guided individually or in groups to interact with digital
media to find out the: players. Value
- ‘Character and Education And observe safety
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Responsibilities and Qualities infielder |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- list the responsibilities of infield players for good defense
- outline the qualities of a good infielder for excellent play
- position the infield players in respective positions of play at the start of game
- play games for fun and enjoyment and observe
safety
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- Which are the key positions that make up the infield players?
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- The learner is guided individually or in groups to interact with digital media to find out the:
- responsibilities of infiled players.
- Value ‘Character and Education safety
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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Responsibilities and Qualities Outfield player |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- list the responsibilities of Outfield players for good defense
- outline the qualities of a good Outfield player for excellent play
- position the Outfield players in respective positions of play at the start of game
- observe rules when playing softball for safety and fair play
- play modified softball for fun
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- Which are the key positions that make up the Outfield players?
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- The learner is guided individually or in groups to interact with digital
media to find out the: players.
- ‘Character and Education safety
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attire
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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5 |
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Responsibilities and Qualities Outfield player |
By the end of the sub strands, the learner should be able to:
- list the responsibilities of Outfield players for good defense
- outline the qualities of a good Outfield player for excellent play
- position the Outfield players in respective positions of play at the start of game
- observe rules when playing softball for safety and fair play
- play modified softball for
fun
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- Which are the key positions that
make up the Outfield players?
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to interact with digital media to find out the:
- responsibilities of infield players
- qualities of a good Infielder
- discuss the spirit of sports
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- Field markers
- Open field
- Sports attir
- Lime
- Videos
- Resource person
- Required resources
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- Observation checklists
- Portfolio
- Progress reports
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