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Vocabulary
speeddirectionforceteacher
Skills
  • combine (speed, direction, and force as directed) #dok2
  • demonstrate (how to vary movement using speed, direction, and force) #dok2
  • respond (appropriately to teacher’s movement instructions involving speed, direction, and force) #dok1
Learning Targets
  • I can identify speed, direction, and force in movement. #dok1
  • I can follow my teacher’s instructions to adjust my speed, direction, and force. #dok1
  • I can combine speed, direction, and force to move in a specific way as directed. #dok2
  • I can demonstrate different movements by varying speed, direction, and force. #dok2
  • I can explain how adjusting speed, direction, and force changes movement. #dok3
Big Ideas
  • Varying speed, direction, and force can change the effectiveness and safety of movement in physical activities.
  • Understanding and following directions about movement helps students control their bodies and participate actively and safely in different activities.
Essential Questions
  • How does changing your speed, direction, or force affect the way you move?
  • What are some examples of activities where you need to use different speeds, directions, and forces?
  • Why is it important to listen to directions when moving in class activities?
  • How can combining speed, direction, and force help you play a game better?
  • How do you know when to use more or less speed, direction, or force during physical activities?