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Flag Football Teacher Resources
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So much to learn about the game of flag football. Here is a well-organized PowerPoint to help you teach this sport. I has excellent pictures and explanations, which will keep students' interest. Well worth investigating!
Learners practice flag football tasks. In this flag football instructional activity, students practice 20 tasks aimed at teaching them to play the game. They practice walking and running with defense in a progression of activities.
Students participate in a warm up drill and then a game of flag football. In this flag football lesson plan, students participate in an engaging warm-up activity before actually playing a game of flag football.
Students complete activities with a football to improve their physical fitness. In this football activities instructional activity, students participate in 20 activities using a football to improve their physical fitness.
Escort your class to the parking lot to compare a toy truck or car (with the scale marked) with a real version to illustrate ratios and proportion in action. Teams take on the following task: create an American flag large enough to cover a football field, with all design elements (length, width, stars, stripes, stars box, etc.) in proportion. Resource is designed for use with TI-15 calculators, but can easily be managed by hand as well.
Learners role play their favorite judge and chase the other students to try to take their flag football flags away. Then they travel around the gym freely trying not to lose their flags. Learners who lose their flags help the judges to obtain the remaining contestants. Finally, they call the game when only 3 contestants remain and become the next set of judges.
Students learn offensive and defensive strategies in flag football and work on passing, catching, and defending.
Students participate in offensive and defensive strategies in flag football and work on passing, catching, and defending.
Here is a nice introductory lesson on football. The field, positions, game play, offense, defense, skills, and more. All the basics are in this PowerPoint presentation. Use it to go through all the basics that you want the class to learn at the beginning of your football unit.
Tag, you're it! Everyone loves to play tag and in this version everyone gets to keep playing even though they may get tagged. There are corner zones for those that get tagged and they have to go and do some calisthenics to get back into the game. In turn, PE learners are working out while having fun chasing each other around.