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Showing posts with label Checklist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Checklist. Show all posts
Inquiry in Physical Education: G5 Volleyball - Creating a Checklist (a slide show)
I created this slide show to help share with my peers some of the things I was doing with my Grade 5's. The slide show is centered around two lessons (extracts from both lessons can be found in the movie links).
In one of the movies I do refer to the checklists as rubrics, they are not rubrics they are just a simple checklist of the skills broken down by the G5's.
G3 Peer Coaching and Feedback through the Physical Education Learning Lens of Volleyball (Newcomb Ball)
The G3 Volleyball (Newcomb Ball) Unit will have a conceptual focus of Coaching and Feedback within it.
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| Taken from my conceptual map for Primary Physical Education |
First Things First... An Introduction to the Key Skills.
Lets start with the basics. Over the next couple of lessons the G3s will be introduced to the overhead pass and the forearm pass. It is during these lessons the students are introduced to the rules and simple scoring.
Lesson 4 & 5: Peer Coaching and Feedback
The G3s were introduced to the checklists that the G5s had created for the overhead pass and the forearm pass (The G5 Volleyball Unit). Working in 3s (assessor, feeder & the assessed) each student got feedback in the form of a brief diagnostic on each skill. Main areas for improvement/development were highlighted with the assessor and the feeder both suggesting possible ideas/solutions to help the assessed student develop and improve their skill levels.
| Coaching the Overhead Pass |
| Coaching the Overhead Pass |
| Coaching the Overhead Pass |
| Coaching the Forearm Pass |
| Coaching the Forearm Pass |
| Coaching the Forearm Pass |
| When asked to best describe what FEEDBACK meant to them the class used words like REAL, HONEST & HELPFUL. |
G5 Volleyball - Coaching, Peer Formative Assessment & Feedback - Reflections
G5 Coaching, Peer Formative Assessment & Feedback
The main concepts running through this unit are...
The main concepts running through this unit are...
- introducing volleyball so that the students can inquire into and develop an understanding of the sport and play competitively with peers.
- developing the students ability to peer coach, break down skills, create and develop a checklist, model skills and present feedback.
The skills the students examine are either the overhead pass or the forearm pass. Two skills that are fundamental to volleyball. Last year I had one class work on both checklists for each of the skills. This time I have split that job, requiring Grade 5E to design and develop a checklist for the overhead pass and 5B the forearm pass.
During the lesson I have the students break down their designated skills into manageable steps.
Once they have their 5 or 6 steps in a rough order, they then have the opportunity to test the validity of their checklists.
Once the groups are satisfied with their checklists, the class reconvenes to discuss and agree upon the order and steps for the final draft.
Below are the students and class checklist for G5B and G5E.
From these collaborations I developed two checklists that both classes could work from. I included two USA Volleyball diagrams that really helped the G5s last year when working on this unit.
Over the next couple of lessons the students get the opportunity to coach, give feedback and develop a peers skill set.
It is during these lessons I introduce the video delay app on the iPad, giving the students the option of getting additional feedback on their performance.
Reflections
Grade 4 Badminton Peer Assessment & Feedback in Action
The Grade 4's using a check sheet they helped design to formatively
assess one another and give feedback to help improve their Backhand
Short Serve
Grade 4 Badminton Peer Assessment & Feedback in Action
The Grade 4's using a check sheet they helped design to formatively assess one another and give feedback to help improve their Backhand Short Serve
Grade 4: Badminton - Formative Peer Assessment
Four formative assessment sheets I put together with the help of my Grade 4 students to aid them in assessing each other, giving feedback and helping their peers become better badminton players.

Volleyball Formative Assessment for Grades 3
Grade 3: Volleyball
Peer Formative Assessment
During the course of the unit the students have had the opportunity to discuss and construct a check list to help them practise and improve their skills (I then turned this into an easy to use checklist - see below). During the last couple of lessons the students have been working in 3s (a performer, a feeder, and an assessor). After ten or so goes at a particular skill the performer joins the assessor to receive timely feedback on the skill, and have the opportunity to practise areas that require development. Peer Formative Assessment
Volleyball Formative Assessment for Grades 3-5
Nothings original... I've just put a check list into a simple rubric and pinched USA Volleyball diagrams... But it's quick and simple. You just let the students do the assessment, have them present the feedback - easy.
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