Grade 1 ยท Physical Education Video Lesson
Demonstrate key elements of self-tossing and throwing underhand while stepping with the opposite foot forward to a target Video Lesson
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Curriculum-aligned Grade 1 Physical Education lesson video for Demonstrate key elements of self-tossing and throwing underhand while stepping with the opposite foot forward to a target. Use it for classroom preview, instruction support, or home review.
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Video Learning Notes
In this lesson, students learned to self-toss and catch objects, throw underhand while stepping forward with the opposite foot, catch softly thrown balls, and dribble a ball continuously with one hand. These foundational manipulative skills build coordination, control, and physical literacy. Safe practices and respect for personal space were emphasized throughout. Students practiced these skills through demonstrations, guided practice, and games to develop confidence and competence.
Learning Goals
- Demonstrate the key elements of self-tossing an object using proper hand-eye coordination.
- Perform an underhand throw toward a target while stepping forward with the opposite foot.
- Catch a softly and accurately thrown large ball and a self-tossed object using proper hand positioning and focus.
- Practice dribbling a ball continuously with one hand while stationary using the preferred hand.
Curriculum Context
Grade: Grade 1
Subject: Physical Education
Curriculum: TEKS