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Blacktop Games. Treasures Grade 1 Unit 3 Have Fun! Created by Marjorie S. Smith Grade One Shipley’s Choice Elementary. Introduction. Many of our classmates do not know what to play during blacktop recess. First graders run in every direction.
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Blacktop Games Treasures Grade 1 Unit 3 Have Fun! Created by Marjorie S. Smith Grade One Shipley’s Choice Elementary
Introduction • Many of our classmates do not know what to play during blacktop recess. • First graders run in every direction. • Often they run into each other and get hurt. • Some run through games that others are trying to play. • This is a problem that we must solve before someone is seriously hurt. > Task > Process > Eval > Citations
Task • It is your mission to seek and find games that can be played SAFELY on our blacktop. • Not much equipment should be needed. • A small group of children should play it. • You must share the blacktop with others. • You will research a game, alone or with a partner, and teach the game using a poster, brochure, or book you have written. < Intro > Process > Eval > Citations
Process Step 1 First you will research games that can be played during blacktop recess. Step 2 Next you will pick one of these games to teach a small group of your classmates. Step 3 Then you will create a poster, brochure or book explaining how to play the game. You will include the name of the game, the equipment needed, the rules and scoring. Step 4 Finally you will teach the game. < Intro < Task > Eval > Citations Process> Step 1 Process > Step 2 Process > Step 3 Process > Step 4
Process Step 1 First research games that can be played during blacktop recess. < Intro < Task < Process > Eval > Citations Process > Step 2
Jump Rope Activities • Traditional Children's Games: Jump Rope • Chinese Jump Rope • Jump Rope Rhymes < Process Step 1 Process > Step 2
Ball Games 4 Square Game Dodge Ball Ball Games < Process Step 1 Process > Step 2
Red Light/Green Light Tag Games Freeze Tag Hospital Tag Man Tag Partner Tag Tiggy Off the Ground Running Games < Process Step 1 Process > Step 2
Hopscotch Games • Traditional Children's Games: Hopscotch • Hopscotch • Hopscotch from Around the World < Process Step 1 Process > Step 2
ProcessStep 2 Pick a game to teach a small group of your classmates. Use a flow map to organize information about your game. Flow Map < Intro < Task < Process < Process Step 1 Process > Step 3 > Eval > Citations
Process Step 3 Use your organizer to create a poster, brochure, or book explaining how to play your game. Poster Brochure Book Game Materials How to Play < Intro < Task < Process < Process Step 2 Process > Step 4 > Eval > Citations
ProcessStep 4 Finally use your poster, brochure, or book to help you show and tell a group of classmates how to play your game. < Intro < Task < Process < Process Step 3 > Eval > Citations
Evaluation < Intro < Task < Process > Citations HOME
Citations • Games from Around the World. March 4, 2007 <http://library.thinkquest.org/J0110166/>. • Nieboer, Geof. Kids Games. March 4, 2007 <http://www.gameskidsplay.net/>. • Peters, Sandy and Thomas . Topics Online Magazine - Traditional Children's Games from Around the World. March 4, 2007 <http://www.topics-mag.com/edition11/games-section.htm>. • Playground Fun. Culture Online / working with the British Council and produced by Learnthings Ltd. . March 16, 2007 <http://www.playgroundfun.org.uk/Default.aspx>. < Intro < Task < Process < Eval HOME