Lesson Plans

In this activity, students will experiment with various types of balls used in numerous games to determine and observe which balls bounce the hi...
<p>In this activity, students will experiment with various types of balls used in numerous games to determine and observe which balls bounce the highest.</p> Read More

The students will play Pickleball, an athletic game played with a paddle and a ball. It is a sport that is growing in popularity which can provi...
<p>The students will play Pickleball, an athletic game played with a paddle and a ball. It is a sport that is growing in popularity which can provide hours of exercise, fun, and excitement.</p> Read More

The game resembles a cross between air hockey and ping pong, with players crouching on either side of a six-foot table. They take turns blowing ...
<p>The game resembles a cross between air hockey and ping pong, with players crouching on either side of a six-foot table. They take turns blowing the ball across to their opponents in a bizarre display of lung power. Rails on either side of the table keep the ball from occasionally falling off, and the height is adjustable to accommodate different player heights. It can be played singles or doubles, and the winner is the first side to blow 11 points. As entertaining as the game appears to be, it can be extremely exhausting.</p> Read More

In this activity, students will delve into the exciting world of Captain Ball, a dynamic team sport that combines elements of volleyball and bas...
<p>In this activity, students will delve into the exciting world of Captain Ball, a dynamic team sport that combines elements of volleyball and basketball. Designed to enhance physical activity, teamwork, and strategic thinking, this lesson will guide students through the fundamentals of the game while promoting key skills such as communication, coordination, and problem-solving.</p> Read More

In this lesson, the students will create a slogan about Martin Luther King's advocacy on freedom and anti-racism. The students will be working i...
<p>In this lesson, the students will create a slogan about Martin Luther King's advocacy on freedom and anti-racism. The students will be working individually for this activity. An award will be given for the best slogan. </p> Read More

The students will give their hearts to their classmates. The hearts symbolize their interaction with their peers. Red hearts mean their classmat...
<p>The students will give their hearts to their classmates. The hearts symbolize their interaction with their peers. Red hearts mean their classmates are able to interact with them while purple hearts mean they need to open up because their classmates want to know them better.</p> Read More

Students will get more avenues to strike a conversation and develop connections with the rest of the class other than their circle of friends wh...
<p>Students will get more avenues to strike a conversation and develop connections with the rest of the class other than their circle of friends which will help them build a larger group.</p> Read More

The students will be given more avenues to strike a conversation and develop connections with the rest of the class, other than their circle of ...
<p>The students will be given more avenues to strike a conversation and develop connections with the rest of the class, other than their circle of friends, which will help them build a larger circle. </p> Read More

The students will assess themselves by means of doing a Self-Awareness Test. In this activity, they will discover how much they know themselves ...
<p>The students will assess themselves by means of doing a Self-Awareness Test. In this activity, they will discover how much they know themselves by determining their positive (their Yangs) and negative (their Yins) traits. </p> Read More