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Members: Jeff Molasky, Sean Prendeville, Steve Hoag
Date of Lecture: 28/11/2013
Lecture Topic: Dodgeball
Location : 02B122
Lesson Plan
Each teacher will introduce and demonstrate the rules of the popular game, dodgeball. This will be done through a power point presentation. In this presentation students will learn the rules in English. They will also observe a ��쐆ighlight��� video. Finally, students will actually play a game of dodgeball in the gymnasium using the rules and techniques learn from the presentation.
Goals for the Lecture:
Students will be able to understand the basic rules in English of the sport presented to them. They should play according to these rules under the assumption of fair play. Also, they should only speak English during game play using the terminology observed in the presentation.
Number of students invited (open/restricted. If restricted, how many?) Open
Location: The gymnasium or another large area ( preferably with walls surrounding the area).
Materials Needed:
3 dodgeball balls ( or 3 volleyballs will suffice ).
Lecture Time Plan
12:00-12:15: Introduction to the lecture. Sean, Steve and Jeff will talk about the rules of the worldwide popular game of dodgeball. A power point presentation will be shown about the rules and highlights and bloopers from around the world. This will include terminology and vocabulary used in the actual game.
12:15-12:25: Students will be broken up into teams and they are responsible for making an English team name.
12:25-12:30: Students will walk to the gymnasium quickly for actual game play.
12:30-1:10: The students will partake in game play. Multiple games may be played according to students' abilities.
1:10-1:15: Participation certificates will be presented to each student.
Special Lecture Article
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Dodgeball is a classic physical education activity that is played all over the world. It involves physical activity, teamwork and most of all, fun! It's great exercise and provides laughter and amusement amongst teammates.
Sean Prendeville is in his first year here at Kyung-Il University. He comes from the wonderful nation of Ireland. He has an interest in ball sports. He is a big fan of rugby and soccer. In his free time, he follows his favorite teams from Europe online. He also is a fan of dodgeball. He enjoys the excitement.
Steve Hoag reigns from the Great White North, also known as Canada. Normally a fan of hockey, dodgeball takes Steve back to his school days when he played dodgeball in the school yard with his friends. He claims to be an amazing ��쐂odger���.
Jeff Molasky is another Canuck from Canada. He has played ball sports all of his life and enjoys sports with friends. Physical Education class was one of his favorite classes in school, so the classic game of dodgeball really brings back memories for Jeff of his younger years.
This special lecture will provide you with some English practice and a lot of fun. So, please dress accordingly (i.e. sneakers and sports clothes). |
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