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NAME OF DANCE: Eye of the Hoosier
NATIONAL PE STANDARDS (Must write out full standard and substandard related to
dance) Include 1 for each standard if possible.
https://www.shapeamerica.org/standards/pe/upload/GradeLevelOutcomesforK12
PhysicalEducation.pdf
1. S1.M1 Dance and rhythms
a. Demonstrates correct rhythm and pattern for one of the following dance forms:
folk, social, creative, line or world dance. (S1.M1.6)
2. S2.M12 Individualperformance activities, dance and rhythms
a. Varies application of force during dance or gymnastic activities. (S2.M12.6)
3. S3.M5 Engages in physical activity
a. Participates in a variety of lifetime recreational team sports, outdoor pursuits or
dance activities. (S3.M5.6)
4. S4.M6 Rules and etiquette
a. Identifies the rules and etiquette for physical activities, games and dance
activities. (S4.M6.6)
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES:
FUNDAMENTAL and/or DANCE MOVMENTS
Twostep
Walking
Bending
Lifting
Bouncing
Toss
Twisting
Dribbling
SOCAL OR ACADEMIC FOCUS
Patience
Teamwork
Focus
Listening
explain affective or cognitive learning focus
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Speaker, Phone
MUSIC: Eye of a Tiger
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS:
Height of passes
Bounce Height
Tripping on loose ball
Spacing
ORGANIZATION OF STUDENTS:
Lines facing baseline
Partners
DIRECTIONS:
Facing back, half of the group bounces the balls with the rhythm of the introduction
music. The other half of the group repeats the bounce movements and they all turn and
face the front. (10 bounces each group)
18 Walk forward 4 steps dribbling at the same time; walk 4 steps back also dribbling
with each step.
18 Make a circle with the basketball in front of the body and circle the hips. Do this 4
times with each circle being 2 counts.
18 Steptouch RLRL each time cross dribbling the ball. The ball is dribbled on each odd
count.
18 Toss the ball to a partner while receiving a tossed ball. One person will need to toss
low while the other tosses high. Each toss/catch is 2 counts. Repeat for a total of 4
toss/catch patterns.
Repeat the four 8 count sequences 2 more times. For the ending bounce the ball high, do
one turn, catch the ball and walk forward 4 steps ending in a lunge.
CUES:
Intro Bounces
“Must fight” Big bounce
Churning Butter
Squash the Bug
High/ Low Passes
EXTENSIONS/ADAPTATIONS/MODIFICATIONS:
If student can not go behind back fast enough to keep up with song they can keep doing a
circle in front of their body
Go between legs when walking
Lummi sticks instead of basketball
Students start facing the front instead of starting with back facing audience.
REFERENCE:
Goodwin, Brenda. “Team Building and Rhythms Dance.” PEC: Lesson Plans for Physical
Education, 15 Aug. 2103, www.pecentral.org/lessonideas/ViewLesson.asp?
ID=12360#.WsV9OhiZOuU.