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Standard 2.9 Ultimate Frisbee (Offense)

Standard 2.9 Ultimate Frisbee (Offense). 2.9 Identify opportunities to pass or dribble while being guarded. Nothing around the area of learning and play that can potentially harm someone. Quick brief introduction Go over rules, general and relating to the game.

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Standard 2.9 Ultimate Frisbee (Offense)

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  1. Standard 2.9Ultimate Frisbee(Offense) 2.9 Identify opportunities to pass or dribble while being guarded.

  2. Nothing around the area of learning and play that can potentially harm someone. • Quick brief introduction • Go over rules, general and relating to the game. • Ultimate Frisbee, mainly focusing on offense. Spotting proper opportunities to pass while being guarded. • DIFF. between (offense and defense). • Types of passes to use pertaining to first activity. INTRODUCTION&SAFETY -PROPER ATTIRE -SAFE TEACHING AREA -RULES, TEACHER RULES -WHAT TO TEACH?! -WHAT SKILLS -EQUIPMENT SET-UP

  3. ACTIVITY 1.AIMING & DIFFERENT TYPES OF PASSES -ACTIVITY 1 – AIMING GAME 1HULLA HOOP 1 FRISBEE 3 students 1 student holds hula hoops, which becomes aiming point for 2 passers w/ Frisbee. 1 pt. for making through hula hoop 2 pts. for making it through and other partner catches it. Students will rotate positions.

  4. Activity 2.PassIng, Timing, & spotting right opportunities -Activity 2: Passing while being guarded 1 Frisbee Cones to mark boundaries 4 students 1 student starts with Frisbee at a cone, then passes to other teammate while both are being guarded. Student defending the thrower can’t be within arms reach. Students will rotate positions.

  5. Activity 3.Full On Ultimate Frisbee 1 Frisbee Groups of 6 students 3 v 3 Starts represent scoring areas 3 students against 3 others, to score a student must catch Frisbee inside the starred area.

  6. Types of passes • Offensive Strategies • Spatial Awareness Tactical problems -Types of passes -Offensive strategies -Spatial Awareness

  7. Types of Passes • Overhand pass, Sidearm pass, Underhand pass, Backhand pass • Strength of pass, accuracy, form • Offensive Strategies • Seeing best opportunity to pass while being guarded • Cutting to open space while being guarded • Being deceiving, constantly moving to open area • Spatial Awareness • Proper body positioning • Communication with other teammates • Recognizing opposing players Skills -Types of Passes -Offensive Strategies -Spatial Awareness

  8. Boundary rules • Stars represent goal area • Change of possession every time Frisbee is dropped by one team. • Limited contact-sport • Thrower has 10 seconds to release Frisbee • Thrower can’t move, except with the use of a pivot foot Rules For Ultimate Frisbee 7 v 7 Safety and Boundaries

  9. Safety Rules • Making sure students stay within their respected boundaries, so they don’t run into other students. • Implementing that it is a limited to no contact sport. • Making sure students don’t throw the Frisbee with too much force, so they don’t accidentally hit someone else around the area of learning. Rules For Ultimate Frisbee Continued… Safety and Boundaries

  10. Questions • What type of pass was easiest to complete? • What type of movement worked best when trying to get away from defender? • When was the proper time to pass? Assessment(s) • Checklist style assessment would work best… • Can they do an overhand, backhand, sidearm, or underhand? • Are they moving constantly, only at certain times, or not moving at all when trying to get open? • Are they using thinking strategies to determine the proper time to throw the Frisbee toward another teammate? • Threw to teammate while he was open? • Threw to teammate while guarded? • Led teammate to a different position to complete pass? Questions and ASSESSMENTS ???? Tests

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