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GRADE – III – XII                     Class Room Unit: Math Cricket                     DATE -





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    Introduction/Warm Up Aerobic warm up of large muscle groups and
    cardiovascular system -
    This unit will focus on the following: Definitions (from dictionary.com)    Equipment:  plastic bat and soft ball
    Patience: the capacity to accept or tolerate delay, problems, or suffering
    without becoming annoyed or anxious.
    Coordination: Harmonious functioning of muscles or groups of muscles in
    the execution of movements.

    Learning Activities/Teaching Strategies
    1.  Set up – Teacher will put the setup in the classroom. Teacher will put
       the tape on the floor
    2.  Teacher will make students stand in teams maintaining discipline.
    3.  Teacher will start the class with the warm-up.
    4.  Teacher will introduce and explain the activity to the class.
    5.  Divide your class into two teams to play MATH CRICKET.
    6.  One team will stand at the front of the room and start at bat, scoring
       runs by choosing questions worth one, two , three, four.
    7.  “Pitch” the questions, which range in difficulty depending on how many
       bases they’re worth.
    8.  If the at-bat team answers incorrectly, the defending team can ask the   Assessment Ideas: A – Student's ability to maintain personal space
       math's problems.                                                   B – student’s cooperative, respectful, & safe behaviours
    9.  Team batsman score runs if he solve the sum in a given time, or gets out   C – student’s ability to recall action associated with each term
       on wrong answer.                                                   D – student’s Increased heart rate can be assessed through students
    10. After three outs, switch team.                                    feeling their pulse quickly during and after the activity.
    11. Play until one team plays 4-5 overs.
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