ORGANIZATION OF SPORTS IN PRIMARY CLASSES

 

ORGANIZATION OF SPORTS IN PRIMARY CLASSES


OBJECTIVES

•       Physical development, health body care

•       Individual social and emotional development

•       Ethical behaviour standards values

•       Social relation, the social world

•       Physical development, health body care

•       Individual social and emotional development

•       Ethical behaviourstandards values

•       Social relation, the social world


SPORTS CALENDAR

1

April

I,II

30 Mtr Race

III

50 Mtr Race

IV,V

100 Mtr, Race

2

June & July

I

Jalebi Race

III

Toffee Race

III

Ball & Basket Race

IV,V

Hand Ball

3

August

I,II

Tennis Ball through

III

Sack Race

IV,V

Dodge ball Match

4

September

I

Lemon Spoon Race

III

Long Jump

III

Monkey Race

IV

Three Legged Race

V

Needle & Thread Race

5

October

I, II

Zipsy Race

III

Grand Father Race

IV,V

Football Match

6

November

All Classes

Mini Sport Day

 

METHODS

•       How to conduct – provide two periods for each class in a week. Sports teacher and game expert conduct a game

•       Plan the day and time

•       Fix the playground to conduct the game

•       Fix and conduct the heats to select the final lists after setting a committee to arrange it.

•       Assigning duties to the teachers and experts to conduct the final round of the game

•       Prize distribution


TEACHING AIDS

•       Materials required

–      Kids park 0 Swings Slide, Sea saw, Pitch of long jump

–      Sports material – Balls, Rope, Bat, Disc, open Play ground, Uniform for the players measuring tapes, whistle, stop – watch first aid box etc.


EVALUATION

•       Learning out comes – All the children will enjoy and learn to play games and understand the techniques to will them

•       Children will be motivated by the winners

•       It will be doing physical, mental and emotional development in them

•       They will develop habit of caring, sharing , tolerance and cooperation

•       It will teach them to concentrate in the areas they are good in and practice to perfect it


Reference Material

•       Strengthening of primary education

•       Reports of various in service courses

•       School Magazine.

 

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