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Lesson Plan for Physical Education
Lesson Plan in Physical Education (P.E.) IV

I. Objectives A. Describes the correct concept of good posture; B. Exhibits the value of discipline; and C. Demonstrates the correct sitting and standing postures.

II. Subject Matter A. Topic
Correct Body Posture

B. References Lesson Plans in Physical Education 4. (2008). Fundal, M. J. et. al. Malones Printing Press and Publishing House: Iloilo City, Philippines, pp. 1 – 6. Lesson Plans in Physical Education 5. (2008). Fundal, M. J. et. al. Malones Printing Press and Publishing House: Iloilo City, Philippines, pp. 1 – 6. Music, Arts, and Physical Education 4. (1995). Garcia, C. et. al. Rex Printing Company, Inc.: Quezon City, Philippines, pp. 273 – 275. Music, Arts, and Physical Education 5. (1995). Garcia, C. et. al. Rex Printing Company, Inc.: Quezon City, Philippines, pp. 279 – 287. Practical Strategies for Elementary Science Pedagogy, Volume 2. (2011). Gelvezon, R. et. al. West Visayas State University Publishing House: Iloilo City, Philippines. Sing, Sketch, Stretch Five. (2005). Gemperoso, M. et. al. Abiva Publishing House, Inc.: Quezon City, Philippines, pp. 176 – 178.

C. Learning Materials Projector, Laptop, Chairs, Books, Pictures of Child with Correct Sitting and Standing Posture, Task Cards, Checklist of Correct Sitting and Standing Posture

D. Value Focus
Discipline

E. Skill
Correct Standing Posture
Correct Sitting Posture

F. Strategy
Demonstration Method

III. Procedure A. Pre – Activity 1. Motivation Who knows how to play the posture walk? I’ll teach you how to play and we’ll play such game now.

Formation Players are in circle formation facing right or counter –clockwise. Each player has a book on his head.

How to Play the Game 1. At signal, all players walk forward in a circle, with hands on waist. 2. At another signal,
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