Session 2
The playing pitch
THEORETICAL MATERIAL
The dimensions of the playing field are 13.4 m long by 5.18 m wide in singles and 13.40 m long by 6.10 m wide for double matches The net is 1.55 m height. The lines are four centimeters wide, preferably yellow, which are part of the playing surface - therefore they are drawn inward. The median line is also drawn by dividing its width between the two service areas, forming part of each service area.
PRACTICAL SESSION
Session 2: “The playing pitch”
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Material: Shuttlecocks, rackets, indiacas, Tablet.
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Grade: Fifth.
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Timing: 45 mins.
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Session aim: To know the elements that make up the badminton pitch, as well as acquire skills at handling the racket and shuttlecock.
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Vocabulary
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Net (red)
Pitch (pista)
Line (línea)
Featherball (indiaca)
Height (altura)
Limit (límite)
Corner (esquina)
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Fast (rápido)
Slow (lento)
Straight (recto)
Suitable (adecuado)
Towards (hacia)
Inside (dentro)
Outside (fuera)
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To switch (cambiar)
To pick up (recoger)
To tug (tirar de)
To hit (golpear)
To win (ganar)
To lose (perder)
To move (mover/se)
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INITIAL PART (Session 2)
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Activity 2: Point out!
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Timing: 5 mins.
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Teaching Style: Direct Command.
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Key Competences: Linguistic Communication; Mathematic; Learn to Learn; Social and Civic; Cultural Awareness and Expression.
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Aim: To get in contact with badminton through eye-hand coordination.
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Description:
In pairs, one of the students has five shuttlecocks and the other has a racket, who must position it at different heights. The player with the shuttlecocks will throw them in order to hit the partner's racket.
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Rules:
1. The player who hits the racket with the shuttlecock will be counted one point.
2. When the player's shuttlecocks are finished, they will change roles.
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Pictorial:
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Variants: In pairs, three shuttlecocks will be placed on the net. Players will have to try to knock them down by throwing their shuttlecock with a racket, who will be located three meters away.
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Intensity: Low
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Space: Gym
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Material: Shuttlecocks, rackets, net.
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MAIN PART (Session 2)
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Activity 3: Touch the indiaca
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Timing: 8 mins.
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Teaching Style: Direct Command.
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Key Competences: Linguistic Communication; Learn to learn; Social and Civic.
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Objective: To know the badminton technique, through the introduction of the modified game.
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Description:
In pairs, without limits in the field, they must make touches with the indiaca, without it falling to the ground.
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Rules:
The player who makes the indiaca fall to the opponent's field will win a point.
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Pictorial:
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Variants: The same game will be played, although within the badminton court with limits.
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Intensity: Medium.
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Space: Gym
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Material: Indiaca, net.
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Activity 4: Run to the line
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Timing: 8 mins.
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Teaching Style: Task assignment.
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Key Competences: Linguistic Communication; Learn to learn; Social and Civic.
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Aim: To learn the limits of the field through different activities that include those limits in the game.
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Description:
In pairs, a student names a limit. Then, with a shuttlecock in hand, the other player will run to leave their shuttlecock at that point.
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Rules:
1. The player with the shuttlecock will run as fast as possible.
2. The roles will rotate each turn. |
Pictorial:
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Variants: The game will be played in the same way, although when the player reaches the line, he/she will hit the shuttlecock with the racket towards the other field.
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Intensity: High
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Space: Gym
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Material: Rackets and shuttlecocks
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Activity 5: Throw the shuttlecock
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Timing: 8 mins.
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Teaching Style:
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Key Competences: Linguistic Communication; Mathematic, Science and Technology; Learn to learn; Social and Civic; Initiative and Entrepreneurial Spirit.
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Aim: To work out coordination and recognize the elements of the badminton court.
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Description:
In pairs. Each player will have six shuttlecocks. They will need to hit them so that they fall as close as possible to a preset line.
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Rules:
The player whose shuttlecock is closest to the preselected line will win.
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Pictorial:
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Variants: In pairs, each student will be in an area of the field, throwing their shuttlecock towards a line of it. The other player will try to guess which line it is.
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Intensity: Medium.
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Space: Gym
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Material: Shuttlecocks and rackets
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