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Springfield College - Daily Lesson Plan: Date: 2/28-1/3

This document contains a daily lesson plan for a soccer skills class. The plan outlines 5 activities for students to work on dribbling, passing, and control skills. It provides details on each activity such as organization, extensions, safety considerations, and reflections. The overall goal is for students to practice and improve basic soccer techniques.

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Springfield College - Daily Lesson Plan: Date: 2/28-1/3

This document contains a daily lesson plan for a soccer skills class. The plan outlines 5 activities for students to work on dribbling, passing, and control skills. It provides details on each activity such as organization, extensions, safety considerations, and reflections. The overall goal is for students to practice and improve basic soccer techniques.

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Springfield College Daily Lesson Plan

Name: Brandon McKay Date: 2/28- 1/3


School: RK ryan road
Facilities: gym
Unit/Theme: soccer Generic Level : control
Equipment: Focus of Lesson:
Student Performance Objectives (SPO): (National # ; MA CF # ;
Task/Activity # )
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
(P) Demonstrate dibbling using 2 out of 4 skill cues when asked by a teacher
throughout the lesson. S1. E16.5
(C)Identify 3 out of 4 skill cues for dribbling when asked by the teacher at the end
of the lesson. S2.E5.5
(A)Identify how the class felt when you were challenged as a class to get a certain
amount of dribbles. S5.E35
Check each objective is it specific? Is it achievable? Is it developmentally
appropriate?
Teacher Performance Objectives During the lesson the teacher will:
Reinforce all safety cues to make sure everyone is doing the activities safely.

Special Considerations What are the safety concerns? What is unique about the
students in this class?
Have to be aware of the tile floor could be slippery and need to adjust to that.

References: (include page # and/or actual web site address)

Time Lesson Organization Reflection

Intro- Review skill cues


Skill cues 1. Ready position 2. Keep
5 min ball close 3. Eyes up 4. Use all of
foot

Safety: Make sure we are not


kicking the ball at other people. If we
do this we will be done and not do
dribbling with our feet anymore.
Activity 1: Ghostbuster soccer: there Worked great with younger
will be cones scattered around the kids and even better with
gym and people chosen to protect older kids.
each cone prolly 4 cones or 5 cones
10 min in the gym. Everyone will dribble
around the space and try to dribble
into the cone. The person defending
the cone has to try to stop them by
using their feet to kick the ball away.
If you get the ball to hit the cone
then you will switch with the person
guarding it.

Extend up: add in being able to pass


to the cone

Extend down: add in more cones for


them to be able to dribble to

Safety: make sure you keep your


eyes up when dribbling around.

transition : students will put ball in


ready position and face the teacher.

Activity 2: Dribble knockout


Students will be confined to a space
and have to keep their head up
when they are dribbling around.
There is no defense for the first
10 min round.
Worked better with older
Extend up: add in defense and kids but still not something i
make it a smaller space would use again.

Extend down: make it a bigger


space or split group into two and
make two games

MO: how many dribbles can you get


in a row without losing control.

Safety: keep eyes up while you are


dribbling.

Transition: Students will be in ready


position and listening.

Activity 3: Parnter passing


Review skill cues for passing and
trapping. Students will do partner
7 min passing across from their partner
like in football.
Was good because they
Extend up: use both left foot and knew it from football
right foot. passing and it went
smoothly.
Extend down: move closer together.

Safety: make sure your partner is


looking when passing.

Transition: students will be in ready


position and facing me.

Activity 4: Clean up the back yard


Students will start with soccer balls
and bouncey balls on both sides of
the gym. They must pass the ball to
the other side while keeping it on the
ground as quickly as they can in
15 min order to get all the balls off their Worked well must remind
side. them that they need to
keep the ball on the ground
so they dont hit anyone
Extend up: only use left foot or only
pass with the outside of their foot.

Extend down; make the game in a


smaller space.

safety : all passes must be on the


ground nothing in the air.

Transition: students will stand in


ready position facing me.

Activity 5: dribble and passing relays


4 teams will have one person go at
a time. They will dribble all the way They loved this game. They
down to the other end of the court also love doing relays and I
10 min then pass back full court to their was able to change where
team. This will happen until the last they were passing from and
person goes. The last person does how far they were dribbling
not have to pass. Once they go they to make it more interesting
will switch the order so the same for them.
person is not in the same order.

Extend up: dribble with outside of


the foot only
Extend down: make it so its a
shorter pass and go widthwise of the
gym.

Transition: put all equipment away


and line up.

Closure: name skill cues for


dribbling and passing how you felt
about start soccer.

5 min

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