Badminton PE Unit: Middle and High School + Best Selling PE Program
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These P.E. badminton lessons include an introduction, rules, grip, shots, serving, informative diagrams, lead-up games, game play, QR-coded posters, tournaments, "Badminton Learning Targets," target posters, and bulletin board, and study guide and test.
>> Integrated Skills Based, Content Based / Knowledge Based. The best of both worlds.
>> Aligned to MS/HS America’s National Physical Education Standards.
>> Aligned to MS/HS Technical Subjects Common Core Standards.
>> Aligned to MS/HS Washington State’s rigorous Physical Education standards.
This 2 to 3-Week Badminton Unit Includes:
- Day 1: Care of equipment, rules, grip, clear shot, drop shot, smash, rally play, and "Peer Grading Sheet"
- Day 2: Rules, demo game, game play
- Day 3: Specialty shots (High Serve, Low Serve, Backhand Serve, Drive Serve, Flick Serve), King’s Court games
- Day 4: King’s Court games
- Day 5: Unit test study guide, tournament play
- Day 6 - 10: "Skill and drill” to begin class, and game play or “Round Robin Tournament.”
Additional Skills Included: (Video links included!)
- Forehand-For right handed players, a stroke hit when the shuttle is on the right side of the body.
- Backhand-For right handed players, a stroke hit when the shuttle is on the left side of the body.
- Drive-A powerfully hit forehand or backhand stroke, which just clears the net. It is a difficult shot to return because the shuttle’s trajectory is a straight line.
- Clear-The clear is a strike, which sends the shuttle high over the opponent’s head and drops near the backcourt boundary line. It may be hit with an overhead or underhand stroke and may be used for offensive or defensive.
- Smash-The stroke is a hard hit overhead stroke with a fast downward path. It is a chief attacking stroke.
- Drop Shot-The shot is one in which the shuttle is stroked over the net so it drops very close to the net.
- Long Serve-Use a long back swing to sent the bird into opponent’s back court but within serving area.
- Short Serve-Use a deceptive stroke with a flat arc so the bird skims the net and drops into the court near the service line (preferably in the corners).
- Powerful and accurate backhand stroke
- How to QUICKLY return shots at the net
Buyer Reviews:
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- "Very thorough and detailed, with all the information you'd need to know to get you through badminton."
Also Included:
- Physical Literacy Unit Check List
- Peer Grading Sheet
- Peer Grading Sheet 2
- Warm-Up and Stretching Routines
- Conditioning Workouts
- Olympic Stations!
- Jump Rope Skill/Endurance Tests
- Jump Rope Speed Test and Jump Rope Endurance Test
- BadmintonLearning Targets
- Learning Target Posters and Bulletin Board Templates
- Fun Lead Up Games: Modified Badminton Baseball and Wally Badminton
- QR Coded Posters, where students can bring their cell phones to class and can access and watch the video before they try the skill!
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