PA STANDARDS: 10.4.6.A – Identify and engage in
moderate to vigorous physical activities that contribute
to physical fitness and health
SPECIFIC BEHAVIORAL OBJECTIVES:
Cognitive:
The
student will identify various physical activities to participate in.
Action:
The
student will design an after school fitness program.
CONTENT OUTLINE:
I. Planning a Fitness Program
A. Safety First
i. Follow safety tips to keep risk during exercise
at a minimum. Better safe than sorry.
1. Choose a
safe place to exercise
2. Choose a
safe time to exercise
3. Choose
proper, loose fitting clothing
4. Wear
light colored or reflective clothing at dusk or night
5. Drink
plenty of fluids
6. Begin
exercise by warming up and then cooling down
7. Never
exercise when injured
B. Setting your Fitness Goals
i. Identify a realistic goal
ii. Create a clear goal statement based on your
current fitness level
iii. Set a specific plan for reaching your goal
iv. Evaluate and reflect on actions
C. Choosing the right exercise
i. To improve your heart and lung endurance,
flexibility, and body composition, you need to do aerobic exercise
ii. For muscular strength, you need to do anaerobic
exercises; intense, short bursts of energy
iii. For muscular endurance you should have a
program that is part aerobic and part anaerobic
II. Checking your progress
A. You may see positive changes
i. Feel better
ii. Sleep well
iii. Have more energy
iv. Weight loss
1. After a
while you may have less fat and more muscle, you may weigh more because muscle tissue is heavier than fat tissue, but you will
look thinner.
v. Feel more confident
vi. Resting heart rate may be lower. A resting heart rate, lower than 72 beats per
minute indicates a healthy
level of fitness.
METHODS/LEARNING EXPERIENCES:
Introductory:
(5 minutes)
Welcome
the class. Take attendance. At The Bell
question, “Explain how you would check
the progress of your fitness program.”
Hand back any student work during this time. Have
students share their answers with the class.
Developmental:
(35 minutes
The
students will have the entire class period to work on their After School
Fitness Programs with their
partners. The students will be writing
their one page papers, and creating the
posters/flyers they would hang up for advertising. The students will be given construction paper and markers to complete the
flyer. The students will have their
rubrics to look at to make sure they
included everything they need to in order to receive all the points. The students will also be able to use any of the materials handed out
throughout the fitness unit. The teacher
will walk around checking the
student’s progress and answering any questions the students may have. At the end of class, the students will hand
in their paper on the program and the flyer they
created with the rubric.
Culminating:
(2 minutes)
At
the end of class, ask students to explain what their favorite part of the after
school fitness program was. Ask students if they enjoyed creating an
after school fitness program? The last thing to ask is if students
would like to have some of these after school programs at their school. Allow students to back up their belongings
and wait for the bell to ring.
MATERIALS:
·
Overhead projector
·
After School Fitness Program Rubric
ASSESSMENTS:
·
After School Fitness Program
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