Basketball Basic Skills : Dribbling, Bouncing, Throwing, Catching, Passing Primary 4 Second Term Week 6 Physical and Health Education (PHE)

PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION PRIMARY 4

SECOND TERM E NOTES

SUBJECT: PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION

CLASS: BASIC FOUR

WEEK 6

TOPIC : Basketball Basic Skills : Dribbling, Bouncing, Throwing, Catching, Passing  

Previous Lesson 

Physical Fitness : Meaning and Types of Physical Fitness Exercises eg Push, Squat, Bend, Sit up etc

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should
be able to:

• Describe basketball game
• mention the Skills in basketball game
  demonstrate the skills in basket
  ballgame

Learning Activities

• Pupils in a small group demonstrate
  skills in basketball.
• Pupil as individual practice at least two of the mentioned skills in basketball
• Pupils, as a class, discuss anti-
  virus and the types

Embedded Core Skills

• Collaboration and Communication
• Leadership and Personal Development
• Critical thinking and Problem solving

Learning Resources

• Charts
• Basketball 🏀
• Whistle
• Stop Watch ⌚
• Board Marker
• Playground

Methods of Teaching 

TEACHING METHODS

Select suitable and appropriate teaching methods for your lessons.

Remember to incorporate activities that engage and captivate students, regardless of the teaching method chosen.

Primary 4 Second Term Week 6 Physical and Health Education

Reference Materials

REFERENCE MATERIALS

• Scheme of Work
• 9 Years Basic Education
• Curriculum
• Course Book
• All Relevant Material
• Online Information

Content

The Game Of Basketball

Basketball is a popular team sport played by two teams of five players each. The objective of the game is to shoot a ball through the opponent’s basket, which is mounted 10 feet high on a backboard at each end of the court. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.

Basketball is usually played on a rectangular court with hardwood flooring, although other surfaces are also used. The court is divided into two halves, with a midcourt line separating them. There are also other lines on the court that define the boundaries of different areas and zones.

While basketball is generally a non-contact sport, some physical contact is allowed, and players can use their bodies to block opponents’ shots or to gain position on the court. However, excessive or dangerous contact can result in a foul, and players can be ejected from the game for committing serious fouls.

In addition to the traditional five-on-five format, basketball is also played in smaller competitions, such as three-on-three, two-on-two, and one-on-one games. These games often emphasize different aspects of the sport, such as individual skills and quick decision-making.

Nigerian Basketball Team

NIGERIAN BASKETBALL TEAMS

The Nigeria national basketball
team represents Nigeria in men’s
international basketball and it is
overseen by the Nigeria Basketball
Federation.
The name of the men’s team is the D’Tigers, and they have had a successful history in African basketball competitions. They have won the AfroBasket tournament, which is the continental championship of Africa, on three occasions (2015, 2017, and 2021) and have also competed in the FIBA World Cup and the Olympic Games.

Nigeria also has a women’s national basketball team, known as the D’Tigress, which is overseen by the Nigeria Basketball Federation. The D’Tigress have also had success in African basketball competitions, winning the AfroBasket tournament three times (2003, 2017, and 2019) and finishing as runners-up on three other occasions.

In addition to the national teams, Nigeria also has a professional basketball league, the Nigerian Basketball League (NBL), which features both men’s and women’s teams from different cities across the country. The NBL is overseen by the Nigeria Basketball Federation and has been growing in popularity and competitiveness in recent years.

Basic Skills In Basketball

1. Throwing: This skill involves using both hands to throw the basketball towards the hoop. When throwing, players need to focus on their aim and use the correct technique. An example of throwing would be a player making a two-handed chest pass to a teammate.
2. Bouncing: Bouncing the basketball is also known as dribbling. This skill involves using one hand to bounce the ball up and down while moving around the court. Players need to practice their dribbling skills to be able to move around the court while maintaining control of the ball. An example of bouncing would be a player dribbling the ball with their right hand while moving towards the hoop.
3. Catching: Catching the ball is an important skill in basketball, as players need to be able to catch the ball when it is thrown or passed to them. To catch the ball, players need to focus on the ball and use their hands to grasp it. An example of catching would be a player catching a pass from a teammate with both hands.
4. Passing: Passing involves using both hands to throw the ball to a teammate. This skill is important for teamwork and allows players to move the ball around the court. An example of passing would be a player making a one-handed overhead pass to a teammate who is farther away.
5. Dribbling: Dribbling is the skill of bouncing the ball while moving around the court. Players need to practice their dribbling skills to maintain control of the ball while moving. An example of dribbling would be a player dribbling the ball with their left hand while moving around a defender.
6. Defending: Defending is the skill of trying to stop the other team from scoring. Players need to stay in front of their opponent and use their hands to try and steal the ball. An example of defending would be a player standing in front of an opponent and using their hands to try and block a shot.
7. Blocking: Blocking is the skill of stopping an opponent’s shot. Players need to jump and use their hands to block the ball from going into the hoop. An example of blocking would be a player jumping and using their hands to stop the ball from going into the hoop.
8. Shooting: Shooting is the skill of throwing the ball into the hoop to score points. Players need to use the correct technique and aim for the center of the hoop. An example of shooting would be a player throwing the ball into the hoop and scoring a basket

Lesson Presentation

Introduction (5 minutes):

• Greet the students and Revise the previous lesson with the pupils
• Ask if anyone has ever played basketball before.
• Explain the objectives of the lesson and what students will be learning today.
• Introduce the five basic basketball skills: dribbling, bouncing, throwing, catching, and passing.

Body (40 minutes):

• Explain and demonstrate each skill to the students, using diagrams or visual aids as needed.
• Allow students to practice each skill with a partner or in small groups, with guidance and feedback from the teacher.
• Set up practice drills using cones or markers to help students develop their skills.
• Emphasize the importance of proper technique and form when performing each skill.
• Encourage students to ask questions and seek clarification as needed.

Closure (10 minutes):

• Gather students together and review the five basic basketball skills.
• Ask students to share what they learned and what they enjoyed about the lesson.
• Encourage students to continue practicing their basketball skills at home or during recess.
• Remind students of the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship in basketball and other sports.

Assessment:

• Observe and evaluate students’ performance of each skill during practice drills.
• Provide feedback and corrective instruction to help students improve their skills.
• Encourage students to practice and develop their skills over time.
• Use informal assessment strategies such as questioning and discussion to gauge students’ understanding of the basic skills and concepts of basketball

Evaluation

1. What is the name of the skill where a player bounces the ball while moving around the court? A. Dribbling B. Passing C. Throwing D. Catching
2. What is the name of the skill where a player throws the ball to a teammate? A. Dribbling B. Passing C. Throwing D. Catching
3. What is the name of the skill where a player bounces the ball off the ground while standing still? A. Dribbling B. Passing C. Throwing D. Catching
4. What is the name of the skill where a player catches the ball when it is thrown or passed to them? A. Dribbling B. Passing C. Throwing D. Catching
5. What is the name of the skill where a player uses both hands to throw the ball to a teammate? A. Overhead pass B. Chest pass C. Lob pass D. Bounce pass
6. What is the name of the defensive strategy where players guard only the players closest to them? A. Man-to-man defense B. Zone defense C. Box-and-one defense D. Full-court press
7. What is the name of the move where a player jumps while holding the ball and throws it into the hoop? A. Layup B. Slam dunk C. Jump shot D. Fadeaway shot
8. What is the name of the line that separates the court into two halves? A. Center line B. Sideline C. Baseline D. Midcourt line
9. What is the maximum number of players allowed on a basketball court at one time? A. 5 B. 10 C. 7 D. 12
10. What is the name of the pass where a player uses one hand to throw the ball to a teammate? A. Overhead pass B. Chest pass C. Lob pass D. Bounce pass
11. __________ is the skill of bouncing the ball while moving around the court.
12. __________ involves using both hands to throw the ball to a teammate.
13. __________ is the skill of throwing the ball into the hoop to score points.
14. __________ is the name of the line that separates the court into two halves.
15. __________ is the name of the move where a player jumps while holding the ball and throws it into the hoop.
16. __________ is the skill of catching the ball when it is thrown or passed to you.
17. __________ is the pass where a player uses both hands to throw the ball to a teammate.
18. __________ is the skill of bouncing the ball off the ground while standing still.
19. __________ is the name of the defensive strategy where players guard only the players closest to them.
20. __________ is the name of the pass where a player uses one hand to throw the ball to a teammate