MATATAG 8_BADMINITON (HISTORY AND SKILLS) WEEK 5-6 (2).pptx

bADMINTON HSTORY

1. P.E. & HEALTH QUARTER 2 WEEK 5-6

2. LEARNING COMPETENCY Perform safely physical activities by applying principles and concepts of net/wall games to solve tactical problems for active living.

3. CONTENT Physical Activity Participation: Net/Wall Games Focus Game Skills: 1. Game Concepts Positioning, Relationship with People, Relationship with Objects 2. Games Principles Scoring, Prevent Scoring, Restart, Play, and Transiti on

4. INTEGRATION Global Sportsmanship: Fair play and respect for opponents transcend borders.

5. SHORT REVIEW IDENTIFICATION

6. INSTRUCTION Identify what is being asked in each item.

7. 1. Preventing the opponent from scoring. 2. Start the game 3. Gaining a point

8. 4. Starting the game all over again 5. Process of changing such as changing court etc.

9. ANSWER KEY 1. Prevent Scoring 2. Play 3. Scoring 4. Restart 5. Transition

10. PURPOSE LESSON

11. 1.Describe the picture. 2.In each of the pictures, identify what skill should be needed in each picture.

12. Unlocking CONTENT VOCABULARY

13. games in which players send an object towards a court or target area that an opponent is defending NET/WALL GAMES

14. opponent’s place which is your aim of attack TARGET

15. sending an object in the air usually with the goal to touch something THROWING

16. SUB-TOPIC: 1 BADMINTON

17. 1.What net/ wall games are familiar to you? Which is your favorite? 2.What skills are usually needed in playing these games?

18. Badminton is a game where you have to keep the shuttle cock in touching your court. This game can be played individually or in pair. It uses a racquet, and a shuttle cock.

19. This game enhances someone’s agility, running and targeting skills.

20. Safety precautions in playing Badminton: Clothing that is not too tight to avoid restricted movements

21. LESSON ACTIVITY WARM-UP EXERCISE

22. Breathing exercise Neck bending Shoulder rotation Arms circling

23. Hip bending Half knee bend Foot rotation Inhale/exhale

24. ACTIVITY Badminton

25. PROCEDURE

26. A game starts with a coin toss. Whoever wins the toss gets to decide whether they would serve or receive first OR what side of the court they want to be on. The side losing the toss shall then exercise the remaining choice.

27. 2.A serve must carry cross court (diagonally) to be valid. 3.During the serve, a player should not touch any of the lines of the court until the server strikes the shuttlecock. During the serve the shuttlecock should always be hit from below the waist. 4. A point is added to a player's score as and when he wins a rally.

28. 5.A player wins a rally when he strikes the shuttlecock, and it touches the floor of the opponent's side of the court or when the opponent commits a fault. The most common type of fault is when a player fails to hit the shuttlecock over the net, or it lands outside the boundary of the court. 6.Each side can strike the shuttlecock only once before it passes over the net. Once hit, a player can't strike the shuttlecock in a new movement or shot.

29. IMPORTANT REMINDERS

30. 1.At no time during the game should the player touch the net, with his racquet or his body. 2.The shuttlecock should not be carried on or come to rest on the racquet. 3.A player should not reach over the net to hit the shuttlecock. The shuttlecock hitting the ceiling is counted as a fault.

31. WHAT SKILLS ARE NEEDED IN PLAYING BADMINTON?

32. Quick, precise footwork is vital to reach the shuttle and recover. Agility supports rapid direction changes, while speed ensures you arrive early and with control Speed, Agility & Footwork

33. It supports rapid direction changes It is vital to reach the shuttle and recover. It aids shot execution and prevents injury. A game starts with a _____________. A serve must carry ____________ direction to be valid

34. Badminton is fast-paced; strong cardiovascular fitness allows you to sustain long rallies and stay sharp throughout the match Stamina & Endurance

35. It supports rapid direction changes. Agility. It is vital to reach the shuttle and recover. Footwork It aids shot execution and prevents injury. Balance. A game starts with a _____________. Toss coin A serve must carry ____________ direction to be valid. Cross court/diagonally

36. Upper-body strength, wrist flexibility, and leg explosiveness (for smashes and lunges) are crucial—without needing “brute force,” but rather precise, purposeful power Strength & Power

37. Proper balance aids shot execution and prevents injury, while flexibility supports lunges and overhead shots Balance & Flexibility

38. Badminton demands acute coordination to consistently connect racket and shuttle—and this skill improves both on-court and through supplemental drills. Hand–Eye Coordination

39. WHAT TECHNIQUES DID YOU USE TO WIN IN PLAYING BADMINTON?

40. SUB-TOPIC:2 VOLLEYBALL

41. WHAT IS THE GOAL OF THE GAME BADMINTON?

42. The primary goal in badminton is to hit the shuttlecock over the net and into your opponent's half of the court in a way that they cannot return it before it hits the ground.

43. Winning a point requires forcing your opponent to make an error, such as hitting the shuttlecock out of bounds, into the net, or allowing it to land on their side of the court.

44. VOLLEYBALL

45. Volleyball is a game where you have to keep the ball from touching your court. This game can be played individually, pairs or groups.

46. Members of a group has each role to play - outside hitter, right side hitter, opposite hitter, setter, middle blocker and libero.

47. This game enhances someone’s agility, running and targeting skills.

48. Safety precautions in playing Volleyball: Clothing that is not too tight to avoid restricted movements. Knee pads are recommended while playing the game. For girls, hair should be kept neat.

49. Lesson activity

50. Breathing exercise Neck bending Shoulder rotation Arms circling

51. Hip bending Half knee bend Foot rotation Inhale/exhale

52. VOLLEYBALL ACTIVITY

53. PROCEDURE

54. 1.A game starts with a coin toss. Whoever wins the toss gets to decide whether they would serve or receive first OR what side of the court they want to be on. The side losing the toss shall then exercise the remaining choice. 2.Each member should go to their respective positions. 3.Once the ball is served, each team should hit the ball to avoid it from touching their court.

55. 4. A point is added to a player's score as and when he wins a rally. 5. A player wins a rally when he strikes the ball, and it touches the floor of the opponent's side of the court or when the opponent commits a fault. The most common type of fault is when a player fails to hit the ball over the net, or it lands outside the boundary of the court.

56. Important reminders

57. 1.Carrying the ball is not allowed. 2. You should remain inside your court at all times.

58. What skills are needed in playing Volleyball?

59. The fundamental skills needed for playing volleyball include serving, passing, setting, attacking (or hitting), blocking, and digging. These skills are crucial for both offensive and defensive play, and mastering them is essential for success in the sport.

60. SERVING

61. PASSING

62. ATTACKING

63. BLOCKING

64. DIGGING

65. Quick movement for effective court coverage and transitions. Speed & Agility

66. Needed for jumping, hitting, and serving. Power & Explosiveness

67. Important for stability during jumps, dives, and defensive moves . Balance & Mobility

68. Matches include fast-paced rallies and frequent rotations. Endurance & Stamina

69. What techniques did you used to win in playing Volleyball?

70. LEARNERS’ TAKEAWAYS Exit Ticket 3-2-1

71. 1.What three (3) important things have you learned from playing Badminton and/or Volleyball? 2.What two (2) interesting things have you discovered about the games? 3.What else do you want to know?

72. Reflection on Learning

73. After playing, rate yourself using the following rubrics. 5 is the highest and 1 is the lowest. Then explain your rating.

74. Statements Rating Explanation I keep my eyes on the shuttle cock.     I run very hard to reach the shuttlecock/ ball in my court.     I use a variety of skills to hit the shuttlecock/ ball and avoid it from touching the ground.    

75. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT

76. A. Identify if the game is Badminton or Volleyball or both. Put a check in the correct column. INSTRUCTION

77. Badminton   Volleyball   1. The ball should not touch the ground.     2. There are assigned team members on the court.     3. The ball should not land outside the court.     4. The team who wins in the rally will win.     5. Carrying of the material is not allowed.  

78. Write TRUE if the sentence is correct and underline the word that makes it incorrect if the statement is false. INSTRUCTION

79. 1. Badminton can be played either by pair or by group. 2. When the ball touches the outside of the court, it is considered a fault. 3. It is allowed to touch the net with the racquet. 4.The shuttle cock can be placed in the racquet when the player is not yet ready. 5. It is acceptable to touch the ball over the net in the game volleyball.

80. Part A. 1.Both 2.Volleyball 3.Volleyball 4.Both 5.Both ANSWER KEY

81. Part B. 1.group 2.TRUE 3.not allowed 4.cannot 5. not acceptable ANSWER KEY