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About Us >> Tiny Tots >> Sample Lesson Plan
Time: 30 to 40 minutes Equipment: Ground markers x 30 Skills: Locomotor skills, body and spatial awareness, throwing, catching balancing, jump, hoping, landing. 1. Group Game: "Bean Bag Bungle"Organisation: Set up a playing area, identifying boundaries with ground markers. Scatter the area with bean bags - one for each child. Children scatter randomly within the playing area. Description: The children move about within the playing area, performing an activity specified by the instructor e.g. Walking and clapping, hoping, jumping "like a Kangaroo", walking on toes and reading up "like a Giraffe", walking on heels, marching, etc. One the leaders whistle, the children find a bean bag and put their foot on it. After several turns at this, placing a foot on the bean bag can be replaced by touching the bean bag with elbows, knees, ears, etc. 2. Individual Bean Bag ChallengesBalance bean bag on head, foot, shoulder, knee, elbow, etc. 3. Ribbons & HoopsPrepare this activity by scattering enough hoops for each participant
throughout the playing area. Place a ribbon in each hoop. Find a difference hoop 4. Free Hoop PlayAllow the participants free creative play with the hoops. Provide some
ideas`. Ask who can make up their own special "trick" with the hoop. 5. Parachute GamesParticipants spread evenly around the parachute Shake the parachute up and down to make waves. Shake it at waist height; shake it at ankle height; shake it above head height; shake it form side to side; hit the parachute while holding it with the other hand. Make a "Mushroom". Participants squat down, holding the parachute tightly with two hands. On a signal ("1...2...3...MUSHROOM!!') everyone stands up, lifting the parachute above their heads and holding it up to make a mushroom shape. On a signal, the parachute is then pulled back down to the ground. Make an "Igloo". This is done by firstly making a Mushroom, but then taking one step forward and pulling the parachute down behind. Everyone ends up under the parachute, keeping hold of the parachute on its edge. Play "Washing Machine". Send some of the participants to sit or lie underneath the parachute. These are the "Dirty Washing". The remainder of the participants hold the parachute at waist level. These people make up the "Washing Machine". Tell everyone that the Washing Machine is going the wash the Dirty Washing. To do this, those who make up the Washing Machine follow your actions: (a) Put in the washing powder - Hold the parachute with the one hand
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