23 September - 29 September

• We are learning about the Olympic Games. Students will research the organisation, history, qualifying standards, legends and current athletes.

  Students become aware of personal fitness development. In the PE class they learn about stamina, speed and strength development. Students add their personal training program to their slide. They also record excercise done at school (Literacy)

  Fitness evaluation #2

  Fitness speed and strength assessment - Strength, speed and stamina 

  Students assess and record results in their PE document. Students write a small reports about what they can observe (Literacy -Writing) Record personal results - (Numeracy)

  Health - Physical health

  Event #1 = High Jump

  Students watch and review two prepared coaching slide links. Students required to find 3 relevant coaching tips and record them on their slide. Refer to Approach, take off, flight and landing.

  1. Run Up

  2. Take off

  3. Landing

  Students record their personal best (Mathematics - Measurement)

  Event #2 = Long Jump - Students review the movement skills required to perform a correct long jump. Students view coaching slide - Basics to long jump. Students become aware of important movement concepts in Long Jump.

  1. Run up - Max Speed

  2. Take off - Find maximum height

  3. Landing - Extend and bend knees

  Students record personal best - (Mathematics - Measurement.)

• Shot Put - Students review google slide again to become familiar with movement skills required to perform a best possible push. Students review coaching points.

• 1. Hold the shot correctly

• 2. Elbow position

• 3. Angle delivery 

• Students record personal best throws and record (Numeracy - measurement)

• Students complete fitness assessment:

• 1. Stamina - record results - Measurements - decimals

• 2. 10m acceleration test - Measurement - time

• 3. 30m speed test - Measurement - time.

• Students finalise holiday training program.

REFLECT / WHAIWHAKAARO learning intentions:

• We are REFLECTING on the personal progress we have made in jumping and throwing events in track and field athletics.