Team activities: decision making in a team game
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can cooperate in a game to help my team succeed.
Key learning points
- Move: moving quickly in different ways can help your team succeed in games.
- Think: consideration of tactics requires effective decision making.
- Feel: being honest and following the rules emphasises fair play for others.
- Connect: encouraging teammates shows respect and builds confidence.
Keywords
Decision - a choice you make during a game
Encourage - giving hope, courage and confidence to others
Honesty - playing fairly, following the rules and being truthful about your actions
Common misconception
Pupils don't realise it's their turn to move.
Players stand on a 'next player' floor marker to help them to know who's turn it is next. Remind pupils to encourage each other with kind words when it's their turn.
Teacher tip
Award 'moving, honesty, decision and encouraging points' to individuals and teams throughout the lesson.
Equipment
40+ beanbags, 10 hoops, 8 floor markers, 30+ cones
Content guidance
Risk assessment required - physical activity
Supervision
Adult supervision required
Licence
Prior knowledge starter quiz
4 Questions
Q1.What is a group called when it works together?
Q2.How do we work fairly in a team?
Q3.What does a team need to do to achieve a shared goal?
Q4.What do we follow to play games correctly?
Assessment exit quiz
4 Questions
Q1.What can we do if a teammate doesn’t realise it’s their turn?
Q2.What is a decision?
Q3.What do we show by following the rules?
Q4.What do we build in others when we encourage them?
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