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Axial Lesson Plan
Axial Lesson Plan
COURSE: EDUC
330
GRADE 1
LESSON TITLE
Quick Lesson 4.7:
Flexibility
INTEGRATED
AREAS:
Science and Anatomy SOURCE: Textbook
page 121
CRN: 1253
DATE OF
PRESENTATION:
April 12, 2016
SUBJECT STANDARDS:
3.6 Stretch arms, shoulders, back, and
legs without hyperflexing or
hyperextending the joints.
2.1 Identify the right and left sides of the
body and movement from right to left to
right.
5.1 Participate willingly in new physical
activities.
MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES
ADDRESSED
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Intrapersonal
GOAL OF UNIT
In this first grade axial movements unit the
focus is to address the whole child.
Students will understand what axial
movements are, how to stretch, and why it
is important.
MAIN OBJECTIVE OF LESSON
Students will be able to practice and
improve flexibility, as well as identify
different stretches and direction. The
stretches include; reach for the sky stretch,
seated toe-touch, calf stretch, gluteus
maximus and hamstring stretch, gluteus
maximus and lower-back stretch, shake
hands stretch, arm stretch, and trunk-twist
stretch. They will understand direction by
understanding right, left, above, and below.
physical activities.
ASSESSMENT
STRATEGIES FOR ASSESSMENT
Ensure participation from every student by teacher evaluation. Also, have students
complete paper survey when they finish to see if they willingly participated in the
activity and liked it. That is the form of assessment for this lesson.
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
STRATEGIES TO MEET DIVERSIFIED LEARNERS