October - Preschool - Physical Education
October - Preschool - Physical Education
Talk to the children about how the little ants walk in a line towards the
anthill to bring their food.
The children must imitate how the little ants move in a line towards
the anthill.
proposed by him or his classmates.
Form teams of five members. Each one must have a ball in their
hands; This will represent the food.
(30 minutes)
Session 1
Place boxes or containers (to represent the anthill) at one end of the
field.
DIDACTIC INTENTION
They must move around the entire playground, imagining being a herd of
Session 2
elephants.
DIDACTIC INTENTION
Horse race
All participants must have a cane that will be the horse.
The teacher prepares an obstacle course using cones.
Instruct the children to line up on an initial line or mark.
At the teacher's signal, all the cavalry will jump on the horse with their feet
together.
Wich animal am I?
Explore ways to coordinate movements while maintaining or regaining
The teacher draws or marks two parallel lines with a separation of 6 meters
between them.
Place a child behind line 1 (group 1), facing away from the group.
Place the rest of the classmates behind line 2 (group 2).
Group 2 must ask in unison "what animal am I?"
Group 1 answers, for example: "An elephant." Group 2 takes a big stride.
Group 1 can turn and see the distance for their teammates to reach line 1.
After returning to your initial position and after hearing the question again
"what animal am I?", you must respond with another animal, for example:
ant, taking a step in front of the other foot, or kangaroo and jump forward.
When group 2 reaches line 1, the child who has his back turned must touch
(30 minutes)
the game.
balance (stability) in different tasks.
Evolution
The game consists of evolving from egg to chick, from chick to hen, from hen
to eagle and from eagle to human.
The teacher tells the children to move freely around the playground, first all
DIDACTIC INTENTION
in the shape of an egg with their hands up, forming a circle above their
heads.
At the exclamation of Evolution!, when the children encounter a similar one
they will play rock, paper, scissors, the winner will be able to evolve into a
chick, the other child will remain an egg moving around the yard.
The chick opens and closes its hands at shoulder height.
The chicken will simulate the movement of its wings, making a movement
with its arms flexed and its fists close to its body.
The eagle will have its arms extended, moving its arms up and down.
Whoever manages to evolve into a human is the winner.
The students will sit next to the table where all the objects are located.
Session 4
At the teacher's signal, each child takes only one object, and must
DIDACTIC INTENTION
carry it to the other side of the path, in the way indicated, it can be
with both hands, only one hand, with the head, under the arm,
between the legs.
They must be able to move without throwing objects. If someone falls,
they must return to the beginning of the path.
VARIANT: When you finish transporting all the objects, you can start
the route again in the opposite direction.
The twin shadow
Identify the parts of your body, individually and with the help of your classmates, in
My neighbor cousin
The children are instructed to form a circle.
The teacher sings the song and when he finishes he says STOP THE
MUSIC!
(30 minutes)
The teacher will respond “that the king of cucurumbe wants everyone,
but everyone, to shout very loudly.”
Imitate an animal.
Raise your hand.
Shake your legs.
Let them greet all their colleagues with one foot.
SONG:
DIDACTIC INTENTION
Session 1:
Balls.
Session 2:
Canes.
Session 3:
No material required.
Session 4:
Balls, Cones and any available materials.
Session 5:
No material required.
EVALUATION AND EVIDENCE OF LEARNING
Observation record on: basic movement patterns, exploration of laterality in space and
motor actions with spatio-temporal organization.
Checklist.
CURRICULAR ADAPTATIONS
OBSERVATIONS