Basic Skills in Football Physical and Health Education Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 2

Lesson Plan for Basic Skills in Football – Primary 3 (Second Term, Week 2)

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Lesson Plan for Basic Skills in Football – Primary 3

Subject:

Physical and Health Education

Class:

Primary 3

Term:

Second Term

Week:

2

Age:

8-9 years

Topic:

Basic Skills in Football

Sub-topic:

Kicking, Passing, Dribbling, and Ball Control

Duration:

40 minutes

Behavioural Objectives:

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

1. Identify and demonstrate the basic skills in football, including kicking, passing, and dribbling.
2. Explain the importance of each skill in a football game.
3. Show improvement in performing these skills through practice.

Keywords:

Football skills, Kicking, Passing, Dribbling, Ball control, Football game

Set Induction:

• Begin by asking the students if they have played football before and what skills they know.
• Show a video or image of a football game, highlighting the different players’ skills.
• Engage the students by asking, “What do you think makes a player good at football?”

Entry Behaviour:

Students should already know basic football concepts from the previous term, such as the goal of the game and the basic layout of the field.

Learning Resources and Materials:

• A football for each pair of students
• Cones to mark boundaries for drills
• A whiteboard for explaining the skills
• Flashcards illustrating different football skills

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge:

• Recall from last term the basic rules of football.
• Ask questions like:
  “What are the basic rules when playing football?”
  “Can you name any skills used in football?”

Embedded Core Skills:

• Motor Skills: Using leg and foot coordination to perform skills like dribbling and passing.
• Listening and Observation Skills: Paying attention to instructions and observing how the skills are demonstrated.
• Cooperation: Working with a partner or team to practice skills.

Learning Materials:

• Flashcards with diagrams of basic football skills
• Cones to mark the practice area
• Footballs for drills

Reference Books:

• Lagos State Scheme of Work for Primary Schools
• Physical Education Textbook for Primary 3

Instructional Materials:

• Footballs
• Cones
• Flashcards
• Whiteboard and markers

Content:

1. Definition and Explanation of the Topic:
   • Football Skills: Basic techniques and actions used by players to control and move the ball during a game. These include kicking, passing, dribbling, and controlling the ball.
2. Examples:
   • Kicking: Using the foot to strike the ball towards a teammate or goal.
   • Passing: Moving the ball to a teammate to continue the play.
   • Dribbling: Using controlled touches to move the ball forward while running.
   • Ball Control: Stopping the ball from rolling away, using the feet, thighs, or chest.
   • Goalkeeping: Stopping the ball from going into the goal using hands (if in the goalkeeper position).

Evaluation:

Fill-in-the-Blank Questions (with options a, b, c, d):

1. The main goal of football is to __________.
   a) Run
   b) Kick the ball
   c) Score goals
   d) Stay on the field
2. To move the ball without losing it, players use __________.
   a) Dribbling
   b) Kicking
   c) Passing
   d) Throwing
3. The skill of sending the ball to a teammate is called __________.
   a) Kicking
   b) Passing
   c) Dribbling
   d) Shooting
4. Which of the following is used to stop the ball from going too far?
   a) Ball control
   b) Dribbling
   c) Kicking
   d) Passing
5. The part of the body mainly used to kick the ball is the __________.
   a) Hands
   b) Feet
   c) Head
   d) Legs
6. __________ is a technique used to move the ball while running.
   a) Passing
   b) Dribbling
   c) Kicking
   d) Throwing
7. __________ is important to avoid losing the ball during a game.
   a) Dribbling
   b) Ball control
   c) Shooting
   d) All of the above
8. The primary skill used to send the ball towards a teammate is __________.
   a) Kicking
   b) Passing
   c) Dribbling
   d) Goalkeeping
9. To stop the ball from going too far, you can use your __________.
   a) Thighs
   b) Hands
   c) Feet
   d) Elbows
10. __________ is when the ball is controlled while running with it.
    a) Passing
    b) Dribbling
    c) Shooting
    d) Kicking
11. The skill of using the feet to strike the ball is called __________.
    a) Passing
    b) Kicking
    c) Ball control
    d) Shooting
12. The goal in football is to __________ the ball into the net.
    a) Pass
    b) Kick
    c) Catch
    d) Shoot
13. The basic equipment used for playing football includes __________.
    a) Shoes and a helmet
    b) A football and shin guards
    c) A bat and gloves
    d) A tennis racket
14. A football player should practice __________ to get better at controlling the ball.
    a) Running
    b) Dribbling
    c) Walking
    d) Swimming
15. A player can use __________ to keep the ball under control when it is coming towards them.
    a) The head
    b) The feet
    c) The chest
    d) Both b and c

Class Activity Discussion:

15 FAQs with Answers:

1. Q1: What is dribbling in football?
   A1: Dribbling is moving the ball forward by making small touches with your feet while running.
2. Q2: Why is passing important in football?
   A2: Passing helps move the ball to teammates, making it easier to score goals.
3. Q3: What is ball control?
   A3: Ball control is stopping or slowing the ball to prevent it from rolling away.
4. Q4: How can you improve dribbling?
   A4: Practice dribbling with your feet while running to control the ball better.
5. Q5: What should you do before passing the ball?
   A5: Look at your teammate, aim well, and pass the ball with the inside of your foot.
6. Q6: How do you kick the ball properly?
   A6: Use the inside of your foot to strike the ball towards your target.
7. Q7: Why is teamwork important in football?
   A7: Teamwork helps players work together to control the ball and score goals.
8. Q8: Can you use your hands in football?
   A8: Only the goalkeeper can use their hands to touch the ball in their penalty area.
9. Q9: How do you keep the ball under control?
   A9: Use your feet or thighs to gently stop or slow the ball when it comes toward you.
10. Q10: What equipment do you need to play football?
    A10: You need a football, proper shoes, and shin guards.
11. Q11: What is the first thing to do before starting a football game?
    A11: Warm up to prepare your muscles for the game.
12. Q12: What is the purpose of passing the ball?
    A12: Passing helps to move the ball around the field and get closer to the goal.
13. Q13: How does dribbling help in a game?
    A13: Dribbling helps you move the ball while avoiding defenders.
14. Q14: Can you pass the ball with your head?
    A14: Yes, you can use your head to pass or control the ball.
15. Q15: What happens if the ball goes out of bounds?
    A15: The game stops, and the team that didn’t cause the ball to go out gets possession.

Teacher’s Activities:

1. Demonstrate basic football skills: kicking, passing, and dribbling.
2. Organize students into pairs for practice drills.
3. Provide feedback and corrections as they practice.

Learners’ Activities:

1. Participate in a class discussion about the basic skills.
2. Practice dribbling, passing, and kicking with a partner.
3. Take turns answering questions about football skills.

Evaluation Questions (Short Answer):

1. What is dribbling?
2. What is the importance of passing in football?
3. How do you control the ball when it comes to you?
4. What skill is needed to score a goal in football?
5. Name one basic skill used in football.

Conclusion:

• The teacher will assess students’ performance in the skill drills, providing positive feedback and additional practice suggestions.
• Review the key skills learned in the lesson: dribbling, passing, and ball control.
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