- The wicket keeper must NEVER get too close to the stumps - MUST ALL BOWL THE SAME WAY. - Never allow pupils to perform the actions if injured or ill - Stretch out major muscles - Check floor is safe to bowl in - Pupils must never try to stop the ball with their feet, shins or body. - Space out the games / practices so that there is min risk ADDITIONAL COMMENTS FOR LESSON, SCHEME AND PLANNING DEVELOPMENT Lesson Scheme Development Lesson Year: 8 Group: No.: M: F: Subject: CRICKET 1 Ability: Period: Lesson: Throwing & Catching SEN: Duration: w/c Objectives: To further develop their performances, knowledge, and understanding of under and over arm throws To further develop knowledge and understanding of how to catch each different type of delivery e.g. Low, High to sides etc. To be able to perform these skill of catching each different type of delivery Activity Description Objectives Teaching Points Differentiation Warm Up In pairs - WK rolls the ball To be able to perform the One - WK Watch ball into hands and move Aim at wickets when throwing ball – – – out to B who uses a one handed Handed Retrieval. hands into stumps back in intercepted and throws the ball To understand and know how to to the WK hands. perform this One - Handed retrieval. Use an over arm throw into the To understand and know why this wicket keepers hand method is used in fielding and this is performed in Cricket e.g. A quick method used to retrieve the ball close Pair Students arranged in a circle. To understand the importance of Hold stretches for 8 seconds. Pupils demonstrate stretches they Stretching Teacher leads through series of stretching at the start of the session. No bouncing. know and state the muscles that they stretches and questions students stretch
- The wicket keeper must NEVER get too close to the stumps - MUST ALL BOWL THE SAME WAY. - Never allow pupils to perform the actions if injured or ill - Stretch out major muscles - Check floor is safe to bowl in - Pupils must never try to stop the ball with their feet, shins or body. - Space out the games / practices so that there is min risk ADDITIONAL COMMENTS FOR LESSON, SCHEME AND PLANNING DEVELOPMENT Lesson Scheme Development Lesson 1 Subject: CRICKET Lesson: Throwing & Catching Year: 8 Group: Ability: Period: Duration: w/c No.: M: F: SEN: Objectives: To further develop their performances, knowledge, and understanding of under and over arm throws To further develop knowledge and understanding of how to catch each different type of delivery e.g. Low, High to sides etc. To be able to perform these skill of catching each different type of delivery Activity Description Objectives Teaching Points Differentiation Warm Up In pairs - WK – rolls the ball out to B who uses a one handed intercepted and throws the ball to the WK hands. Use an over arm throw into the wicket keepers hand To be able to perform the One – Handed Retrieval. To understand and know how to perform this One - Handed retrieval. To understand and know why this method is used in fielding and this is performed in Cricket e.g. A quick method used to retrieve the ball close - WK – Watch ball into hands and move hands into stumps Aim at wickets when throwing ball back in Pair Stretching Students arranged in a circle. Teacher leads through series of stretches and questions students To understand the importance of stretching at the start of the session. Hold stretches for 8 seconds. No bouncing. Pupils demonstrate stretches they know and state the muscles that they stretch
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