3. Target game : 2 gates : 1 To be able to perform the different Back ball. Opponents must use Long straight, 1 to side - 2pts for types of Drives e.g. Off and On drives - Eyes fixed on ball Barrier. straight, 1pt for ball through To know and understand how to - Left shoulder and elbow point toward ball side cones perform these shots; where these shots - Bat rhythmically swing above the stumps GAME : 2 equal teams. Have 3 are played; what types of delivery - Elbow clear of body Double runs for driving balls straight these shots are played to; and what targets that are straight and to Straight drive movements have to be made to - Correct grip and rhythmical swing either sides. Players get 4 balls perform these shots - Head and shoulder towards the ball each to hit the ball through To know and understand how to - Weight now on bent front leg these and past boundaries which perform shots; where these shots - Bat swings down fielding team is defending are played; what types of delivery Contact these shots are played to; and what - Contact is made underneath the eyes movements have to be made to - Bat vertical and on line perform these defensive shots Follow through To know and understand the - High bat and hand finish high in line of the importance of playing the ball along ball the floor in Cricket and also playing straight. To understand the laws governing Batting in Cricket e.g. Getting out; scoring runs, boundaries and sixes GAME : Non stop Cricket - Use any technique to hit the ball Double runs for driving ball straight – To incorporate Batting and Scoring - Use the correct fielding and bowling into a small game of Cricket techniques The 2 students chosen to lead To understand why you Cool Down - listen to and follow instructions of those Ask pupils questions why a Cool Cool Down the cool down do so and do rhythmical movement after leading the cool down down is essential after exercise exercise - complete exercises and stretches Equipment Tennis Balls, Cones, Bats, Stumps, Chalk, Pen, Chairs, Fielding Charts, Windballs, Peer evaluation sheets ICT Assessment Citizenship Peer Evaluation Literacy Numeracy Pupil planning Analysis of perf. Evaluation Feedback Q & A Mathematics Art English Science Technology
To be able to perform the different types of Drives e.g. Off and On drives To know and understand how to perform these shots; where these shots are played; what types of delivery these shots are played to; and what movements have to be made to perform these shots To know and understand how to perform shots; where these shots are played; what types of delivery these shots are played to; and what movements have to be made to perform these defensive shots To know and understand the importance of playing the ball along the floor in Cricket and also playing straight. To understand the laws governing Batting in Cricket e.g. Getting out; scoring runs, boundaries and sixes To incorporate Batting and Scoring into a small game of Cricket Back - Eyes fixed on ball - Left shoulder and elbow point toward ball - Bat rhythmically swing above the stumps - Elbow clear of body Straight drive - Correct grip and rhythmical swing - Head and shoulder towards the ball - Weight now on bent front leg - Bat swings down Contact - Contact is made underneath the eyes - Bat vertical and on line Follow through - High bat and hand finish high in line of the ball ball. Opponents must use Long Barrier. 3. Target game : 2 gates : 1 straight, 1 to side - 2pts for straight, 1pt for ball through side cones GAME : 2 equal teams. Have 3 targets that are straight and to either sides. Players get 4 balls each to hit the ball through these and past boundaries which fielding team is defending Double runs for driving balls straight GAME : Non – stop Cricket - Use any technique to hit the ball - Use the correct fielding and bowling techniques Double runs for driving ball straight Cool Down The 2 students chosen to lead the cool down do so To understand why you Cool Down and do rhythmical movement after exercise - listen to and follow instructions of those leading the cool down - complete exercises and stretches Ask pupils questions why a Cool down is essential after exercise Equipment Tennis Balls, Cones, Bats, Stumps, Chalk, Pen, Chairs, Fielding Charts, Windballs, Peer evaluation sheets ICT Assessment Citizenship Peer Evaluation Literacy Numeracy Pupil planning Analysis of perf. Evaluation Feedback Q & A Mathematics Art English Science Technology
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