81. AI2002: Arts Of Ancient Greece Lesson Plans CRBS Home Arts Institute 2002 Home lesson Plan Home Examination of evidence for the original sports on Greek vases http://www.crbs.umd.edu/programs/ai2002/LessonPlans/htmlfiles/groupd.html

CRBS Home Arts Institute 2002 Home Lesson Plan Home Discipline Index ... Topic Index The Arts of Ancient Greece Theme: Spirit of Competition Objectives: to create a unit which includes Time Frame: One marking period-to be done at intervals of 20 minutes/day Grade Level And Classes: th th th Unit Plan: I. Introduction to Greek Culture: Typography A. Math connection B. Formation of Greek letters C. Transliteration worksheet D. Completion of a myth and use of translator program to translate the myth into ancient Greek II. Olympic Games B. The Games: 1. Research the 10 original Olympic sports 2. Examination of evidence for the original sports on Greek vases 3. Research the modern equivalent of the 10 original sports 4. Production of graphic organizer showing the similarities and differences of the modern and ancient games using Inspiration Red figured vase 1. Investigation of Greek vases shapes (handout) 2. Creation of a red figured vase using chosen shape and design E. Socratic Dialogue

82. 1998 Teachers Guide: Migration In History: Lesson Plan: Bibliography Kirsch, George B. The Creation of American team sports Baseball and Cricket, Endnotes Bibliography Baseball Text Excerpt lesson index http://nationalhistoryday.org/03_educators/teach98/lesson2/lesson2_bib.htm

The Migration of Baseball to Latin America and Back by Jodi Vandenberg-Daves Bibliography Arbena, Joseph L., ed. Sport and Society in Latin America: Diffusion, Dependency, and the Rise of Mass Culture. New York: Greenwood Press, 1988. Bjarkman, Peter C. Baseball With a Latin Beat: A History of the Latin American Game. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 1994. Bose, Mihin. Sporting Colours: Sport and Politics in South Africa. London: Robson Books, 1994. Coplan, David B. In Township Tonight!: South Africa's Black City Music and Theater. New York: Longman, 1985. Elliot, James Gordon. Field Sports in India, 1800-1947, with a foreword by Wilson Stephens. London: Gentry Books, 1973. Humber, William and John St. James, eds. All I Thought About Was Baseball: Writings on a Candian Pastime. Toronto; Buffalo, NY: University of Toronto Press, 1996. Kirsch, George B. The Creation of American Team Sports: Baseball and Cricket, 1838-72. Urbana, IL.: University of Illinois Press, 1989. Klein, Alan M. Sugarball. The American Game, the Dominican Dream. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1991.

83. BC Min Of Education - Apply Lessons Plans For Applied Academics Put your students on a roller coaster design team where they ll Any sports fans in your classroom? Take an insider s look at the making of a sportscast. http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/careers/aa/lessons/math.htm

Apply Lessons: Applications of Mathematics All Fired Up (Firefighter) Life Saver Anyone? (Lifeguard) Circuit Challenges (Electrical Engineer) Making Plans (Event Planner) Daunting Peaks (Vulcanologist) On a Roll (Roller Coaster Designer) Fit by Design or Design to Fit (Mechanical Drafter Designer) Paint by Numbers (House Painter) Formula for Success (Market Analyst) Pixelmaniacs (Computer Game Designer) Hearing is Believing (Audiologist) Record Breaking News (Sportscaster) In Dog Pounds (Animal Health Technologist) Teeing Off (Golf Pro) Let it Fly! (Aerospace Engineer) Tuning In (Piano Repair Technician) Technical and Professional Communications 12 Teeing Off Golf Pro What makes a good golfer? If you said "good form" you should know that good form can also be described mathematically. Take this golf lesson and learn more about swing speeds, club lengths and loft. You'll pick up some useful math skills and maybe improve your golf game. Return to Menu Tuning In Piano Repair Technician Not everyone agrees on what is good music, but no one can argue with mathematics when it comes to music. It turns out that mathematics is at the centre of what we consider harmonious. Tune into this lesson to learn more about rational and irrational numbers and frequencies. Then sound off on the myth of perfect pitch.

84. Lesson Plan: From “Gateau Au Chocolat” To “Chocolate Cake”:   Converting F History of sports. Teacher Butch Blalock. Course team sports lesson Students were grouped and each group giving a specific area of the sport to http://www.gaston.k12.nc.us/schools/highland/LessonPlans/LPHistoryofSports.htm

History of Sports Teacher: Butch Blalock Course: Team Sports NCSCS Goals and/or Objectives: At the conclusion of this unit, students will: Know the origin of a team sport. Know the rules and regulations of a team sport. Know the basic skills involved in the participation of the sport. Know how to perform the skills adequately. Be able to teach the sport to classmates Length of Implementation: 180 minutes Integrated Workforce Development Courses: Communications Information Technology, Health Occupations/Biomedical, Manufacturing and Engineering, Integrated Workforce Development Topics and/or Course Goals and Objectives: Business Education (Multimedia) 003-003.01-003.02 Compose sentences, paragraphs, and documents at the keyboard. Health Occupations/Biomedical Technology G – Health Science Research 007. Evaluate aspects of health science research. Manufacturing and Engineering Demonstrate proper safety procedures. Conduct safe classroom activities. Utilize equipment in a safe manner. Lesson: Students were grouped and each group giving a specific area of the sport to research and report . For example a group will be responsible for rules and regulations. Another group will be responsible for setting up playing area. Another group would be responsible for teaching the skill. The last group would be responsible for the actual playing of the game.

85. ReadWriteThink - Calendar a list of famous athletic competitors for both individual and team sports. Introduce your students to Olympic sports using this K–2 lesson plan from http://www.readwritethink.org/calendar/calendar_day.asp?id=274

86. The Racine Report » ELEVEN SPORTS TEAMS AND INTRAMURALS CUT AT UNIFIED Eleven sports teams — mostly at the junior varsity level — and middle school correcting papars and working on lesson plans, or going to night school? http://www.journaltimes.com/nucleus/index.php?itemid=1683

87. Quality Lesson Plans For Secondary Physical Education (book - Second Edition) Online sports Shop sports Shop Items Shop Teams Shop Players Shop Brands Make teaching easier and more effective with Quality lesson plans for http://www.onlinesports.com/pages/I,HK-0-73604-485-X.html

Quality Lesson Plans for Secondary Physical Education (book - Second Edition) Home Shopping Cart Help Shipping Guarantee About Us ... Book Related Categories: Brand - Human Kinetics Type - Book Sport - Badminton Department - Health and Fitness Quality Lesson Plans for Secondary Physical Education (book - Second Edition) Click on the image to see more detail Price: Usually leaves the warehouse within 1 - 2 business days. DESCRIPTION Make teaching easier and more effective with Quality Lesson Plans for Secondary Physical Education! This cookbook-style guide contains more than 150 ready-to-use lesson plansenough for every day of the school year. These classroom-tested lessons with developmentally appropriate activities enable middle school, junior high school, and high school physical educators to greatly reduce their planning time. Undergraduate students in professional practice will also benefitreduced planning time means they can concentrate on refining their teaching skills. You'll find four sections in Quality Lesson Plans for Secondary Physical Education: physical fitness, major sports, minor sports and activities, and single-day lessons. The fitness unit gives you a progression of lessons designed to improve cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength and endurance, and flexibility. It includes protocols for AAHPERD's Physical Best and the Prudential Fitnessgram youth fitness tests. These 12 lessons can be used as a several-week unit emphasizing fitness or can be used periodically throughout the year to maintain an ongoing commitment to fitness.

88. TDC Lesson Plans - American Literature - Native American Stories Stories have been used to entertain, to teach moral lessons, to pass on personal family Is it OK for sports teams to use native images and names? http://images.library.uiuc.edu/projects/tdc/LessonPlans/FoolsCrowAssignmentResou

Unit: American Literature - Native American Stories Created By: Marty Sierra-Perry Centennial High School, Champaign The tradition of storytelling in Native American communities serves many purposes. In most instances, these stories are meaningless without understanding the story's significance and purpose. Stories have been used to entertain, to teach moral lessons, to pass on personal family stories, and to teach tribal beliefs. Many stories wereand still arethe personal property of families. The extension activities we will complete during our study of Fools Crow include the following: Students will read legends of the Blackfeet, the tribe of the novel, Fools Crow , by James Welch. There are many sites that list native stories; however, few relate any background information about the significance of the story. The following Web site makes that connection and is a great story resource. Once you get to the site you may want to make copies of some of the stories and their background, in order to analyze them and relate them to the novel. Blackfeet legends can be found at: http://www.ocbtracker.com/ladypixel/blackft.html

89. PE Redirect Fifth Grade lesson plans. Sixth Grade lesson plans. Beginning Fitness, team Sport lesson plans. Intermediate Fitness, team Sport lesson plans http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/curr/pe/resources.html

90. Postcards From Buster . Parents & Teachers . Lesson Plans | PBS Kids The reproducible pages are referenced in many of the lesson plans. Powwows and a prize basketball team are traditions at Wind River Reservation. http://pbskids.org/buster/parentsteachers/lessons.html

WGBH's award-winning educational outreach department has produced a teacher's " Guide For English Language Learners ," with a lesson plan to complement each episode of Postcards from Buster. The Teacher's Guide supports and extends the language learning opportunities in Postcards from Buster, offering strategies to use before, during, and after viewing each episode. The Teacher's Guide is designed for students in grades 2-4. Open-ended activities and multilevel teaching strategies make the lesson plans ideal for classrooms in which some students are in the process of learning English and others are native English speakers. The activities build children's awareness and appreciation of the many cultures in America and encourage them to make connections to their own lives. The Teacher's Guide provides a complete teaching strategy for Season One of Postcards from Buster, including: Teaching strategies and learning activities Reproducibles and indexes Lesson plans individually tailored for all 40 Season One episodes You can download either the entire Teacher's Guide, or any of the three separate sections.

91. Hybrid Sport:: Lesson Plan, Activity, Or Teaching Idea From A To Z Teacher Stuff A team net sport like volleyball with more and different competitive features. This is a best practice lesson plan. This sport was first played in 1980 http://atozteacherstuff.com/pages/4118.shtml

A to Z Teacher Stuff ~ Teacher Resources, Lesson Plans, Themes, Tips, Printables, and more advertise All Grades Preschool K Quick Links Teacher Downloads Free Newsletter Sites for Teachers home ... Grades 6-12 : Hybrid Sport Visit Network Sites ... A to Z Teacher Stuff Store.atozteacherstuff.com LessonPlanz.com SearchEducation EduBanners document.write(''); Grade Levels Preschool Grades K-2 Grades 3-5 Middle School ... High School Subject Areas Health Language Arts Learning Centers Literature Activities ... Thematic Units FIND MORE Hybrid Sport Grade Level(s) Submitted by: Jim Feger, Marianas High School A team net sport like volleyball with more and different competitive features. This sport is played during P.E. classes and for lunch time activity. Objectives: To develop a better team net sport. Materials: A volleyball court and two indoor soccer goals (6 x 12 feet). Place the goals 8 to 10 feet behind each end of the court and centered. Service areas are on either side of the goals. Plan: Students should have good volleyball skills and a basic knowledge of both the side-out and rallypoint scoring systems of volleyball. This game is fast and furious. A game is 10 points or a goal, whichever comes first. When a goal is scored, game is over. The team that scored the goal wins the game regardless of team scores. If a goal is not scored, only the service team can win a game.

92. Women And Sports--Health Lesson Plan (grades 6-8)--DiscoverySchool.com Did you have an opportunity to play on sports teams when you were growing up? This lesson plan was created in consultation with Nancy Hudson, http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/womenandsports/

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93. The Team The team Level D Text Type Nonfiction • Word Count 94. lesson Parts Printer Friendly lesson Plan. MORE LEVEL D LEVELED READERS To the Woods http://www.readinga-z.com/newfiles/levels/d/theteamd.html

The Team Level D Text Type: Nonfiction Lesson Parts 1) Before Reading 2) During Reading 3) After Reading 4) Building Skills ... Printer Friendly Lesson Plan MORE LEVEL D LEVELED READERS To the Woods The Sky Is Falling Community Helpers Where Animals Live ... Getting Around the City The Team Clouds Senses What? Caretakers ... Where Plants Grow WORKSHEETS FOR THE TEAM Worksheets LEVEL D BENCHMARK BOOKS The Wheel Who Runs Faster? COMPREHENSION QUIZ FOR THE TEAM (Full Access Needed) Comprehension Quiz Level D Answer Sheet Correlation READING A-Z LEVEL D Grade Fountas D Reading Recovery DRA Download the English Edition (284k) Download the Spanish Edition (284k) Download the U.K. Edition (284k) Download the French Edition (284k) ... Download a French Color Cover (369k) (Full Access Needed) Download the Book (284k) Download Matching Color Cover (369k) Double-Sided Book Assembly Instructions Text Summary The Team explains what each player on a baseball team does and why each player is needed. Because so many children regularly participate in extracurricular activities, they will be able to relate to and learn from this book. The idea of teamwork is strongly reinforced. Reader Supports The Team incorporates a variety of reader supports: Repetitive patterns Familiar topic (for some children) Simple sentence structure Picture clues Repetition of high utility words Reader Challenges The amount of text on the page may overwhelm the beginning reader. Make sure to allow the child to get comfortable with the idea of complete sentences before attempting to introduce this book. The size of some of the words may seem a bit intimidating as well, so remind children to break the words up to help them sound out the word.

94. In The Mix - Lesson Plans And Discussion Guides Health Fitness lesson plans Sponsored by MetLife Drugonyms lesson Plan For grades 79. Students work in teams to create acronyms for drugs according http://www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/lessons/

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95. Who's On First?  Alcohol Advertising And Sports - Lesson On the first day of this lesson, students will complete the sports Which brewery supports the most teams? Which sport is most popular with breweries? http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/resources/educational/lessons/elementary/a

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96. Lesson Exchange: Hybrid Sport (Senior, Games) Concepts Taught team Net Sport. This is a best practice lesson plan. This sport is played during PE classes and for lunch time activity. http://teachers.net/lessons/posts/3143.html

My Links: chat center Chatboards Chat Center ... Print Lesson #3143. Hybrid Sport Games, level: Senior Posted Sun May 30 03:22:20 PDT 2004 by JIm Feger ( rocball@saipan.com Materials Required: Volleyball court and two indoor soccer goals Activity Time: P.E. classes or lunch time activity Concepts Taught: Team Net Sport This is a best practice lesson plan. This sport is played during P.E. classes and for lunch time activity. Materials needed: A volleyball court and two indoor soccer goals (6 x 12 feet). Place the goals 8 to 10 feet behind each end of the court and centered. Service areas are on either side of the goals. Students should have good volleyball skills and a basic knowledge of both the side-out and rallypoint scoring systems of volleyball. This game is fast and furious. A game is 10 points or a goal, whichever comes first. When a goal is scored, game is over. The team that scored the goal wins the game regardless of team scores. If a goal is not scored, only the service team can win a game. There are five or six players on a team, goalie included. The goalie isnt allowed to catch a ball to try to keep it out of the goal. Only one person is allowed to defend the goal off the serve. Other than that, a goal is scored under the same circumstances as in soccer. A goal can be scored even if a ball rolls or bounces into a goal.

97. BC Education - PE Appendix B: Learning Resources Book with 150 Print Self Esteem, Sport and Physical Activity (CAAWS)......Print Quality lesson plans for Secondary Physical Education. General http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/pe810/apb2.htm

Physical Education Appendix B: Learning Resources (Part II) Physical Education (Revised Edition) General Description: Booklet provides a current reference on career and occupational opportunities related to physical education. It examines post-secondary training throughout Canada; occupations in which a degree is essential; occupations in which training is useful; physical education as a stepping stone to other health professions. Audience: General Category: Student, Teacher Resource Curriculum Organizer(s): Personal and Social Responsibility Grade Level: Year Recommended: Supplier: Guidance Centre - O.I.S.E. 712 Gordon Baker Road Toronto, ON Tel: (416) 502-1262 Fax: (416) 502-1101 Price: ISBN/Order No: Physical Education: VCE Units 1, 2, 3, 4 General Description: Two softcover Australian texts offering a comprehensive overview and analysis of body images, health factors, learning physical skills, technique and technology, biomechanical principles, sociology of sport and fitness, and participation. Suggestions for student activities are included. Audience: General Gifted - many projects encourage critical thinking Category: Professional Reference Curriculum Organizer(s): Active Living, Movement, Personal and Social Responsibility

98. Login Teacher s new lesson plan Athletic director at MCHS. Greg Hendricks, who has worked at Stuart Middle for 11 years, replaces Mike Lindgren at Martin County http://www.tcpalm.com/tcp/prep_sports/article/0,2548,TCP_1053_3939175,00.html

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99. Lesson Plan: Mascots Each of these sports teams uses a Native American image as a mascot. Numerous sports teams, both amateur and professional, have come faceto-face with http://www.pitt.edu/~press/goldentrianglebooks/mascots.html

Greenhorn on the Frontier Lesson Plan Mascots The Cleveland Indians. The Washington Redskins. The Atlanta Braves. Each of these sports teams uses a Native American image as a mascot. Some raise strong objections to this, declaring that the use of ethnicities as mascots is degading and offensive. Others hold fast to the existing mascots proclaiming that they are long-standing traditions. Numerous sports teams, both amateur and professional, have come face-to-face with protest over the past few years. Here students have the opportunity to look at both sides of the issue and engage in debate. Goals: the learner will describe two differing sides of an issue the learner will develop a point of view and provide evidence to support it the learner will write a persuasive essay the learner will engage in oral debate to support his/her own viewpoint Materials: World Wide Web Indians Are People Not Mascots American Indian Sports Team Mascots is a comprehensive listing of educator resources, state-by-state mascot info, a chronology, and articles that address this controversial issue. A wonderful resource, however the source of the site seems to be unavailable. Procedure: Students will read various articles and choose a specific situation to examine in greater detail. Each student will then present the specific case and write a persuasive essay about his/her opinion. Finally teams of students will engage in debates. If desired, the teacher may set up a mock hearing by a school board, council or a court so that the students may do role playing.

100. Sport Franchises: The Demographic Dimension In the 19591960 season, there were 42 teams in the four major sport lesson Plan. Introduction Until 1958, almost all baseball teams were located in http://www.prb.org/Template.cfm?Section=LessonPlans&template=/ContentManagement/

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