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Year 4 KS2 Football Lesson Plan Primary PE - Football
Year 4 KS2 Football Lesson Plan Primary PE - Football
Year 4 KS2 Football Lesson Plan Primary PE - Football

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Year 4 (Key Stage 2) Football Lesson Plan

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Welcome to our dynamic football lesson plan pack designed to ignite a passion for football and cultivate essential skills in students.

This comprehensive resource focuses on developing students' understanding of football's basic skills, rules, physical fitness, mental toughness, decision-making, problem-solving, and personal and social skills.

Key Information about our Year 4 (KS2) Football Lesson Plan for Primary PE:

Comprehensive Skill Development:

Our lesson plan and scheme of work pack focus on developing students' understanding of football's basic skills, including passing, dribbling, shooting, and ball control. Students will enhance their technical proficiency in these areas through progressive exercises and drills.

Rules and Regulations:

The pack introduces students to football's fundamental rules and regulations, ensuring they clearly understand the game's principles and fair play. Students will learn about proper positioning, offside rules, and how to make effective decisions on the field.

Physical Fitness and Mental Toughness:

The lesson plan emphasises the importance of physical fitness and mental toughness in football. Students will engage in fitness activities and conditioning exercises that enhance their endurance, agility, speed, and strength. Additionally, they will develop resilience, focus, and concentration to perform at their best during matches.

Decision-Making and Problem-Solving:

Football requires quick decision-making and problem-solving skills. Our pack includes drills and game scenarios that challenge students to think strategically, make effective decisions under pressure, and solve tactical challenges on the field.

Personal and Social Skills:

Football is a team sport that fosters personal and social skills. Students will develop communication, teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship through collaborative activities. They will learn to work together, support their teammates, and respect opponents, fostering positive relationships on and off the field.

This comprehensive lesson plan and scheme of work pack provide a solid foundation for students to develop their football skills, knowledge, and character. It prepares them to progress and excel in the sport while promoting personal growth, social interaction, and a lifelong love for football.

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Four Key Benefits of using our Lesson Plans and Schemes of Works

1. Development of Fundamental Football Skills

The scheme of work focuses on the development of fundamental football skills, such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. These skills form the basis of most football games and are crucial for students to improve their performance.

2. Understanding of Key Football Concepts

The scheme of work introduces students to key football concepts such as the importance of physical and mental capacity, effective decision-making and problem-solving, personal development, and the ability to evaluate and improve performance. This understanding is crucial for students to improve their football performance and to apply these concepts in other areas of their lives.

3. Improvement of Physical Fitness

Through regular practice and participation in football activities, students can improve their physical fitness. This includes improvements in strength, endurance, coordination, and agility, all of which are important for football performance and overall health.

4. Promotion of Personal Development

The scheme of work promotes personal development by encouraging students to set goals, develop positive attitudes, deal with setbacks, and strive for continuous improvement. These skills are not only important in football but also in students' personal and academic lives.

Year 4 Football Lesson plans Primary PE

Scheme of Work outline for our lesson plans in Year 4 Football Primary PE 

Weeks 1-2:

Introduction to Football and Developing Physical and Mental Capacity

The first two weeks serve as an introduction to football and the development of physical and mental capacity. Students will understand the importance of football and the basic skills and rules involved. They will also learn about physical and mental preparation in football, which are crucial for performing football skills.

Week 3-4:

Developing Skills/Performance and Decision Making and Problem Solving

During weeks three and four, students will focus on developing their skills and performance in football and decision making and problem-solving skills. They will learn about the key skills and techniques required for football, such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. They will also learn techniques for making effective decisions and solving football problems, such as analysing opponents, developing strategies, and adjusting to changing situations.

Weeks 5-6:

Personal Development and Final Assessment

The final two weeks focus on personal development and final assessment. Students will have opportunities to develop their communication, teamwork, and leadership skills while playing football. In the final week, students will participate in a final assessment where they will receive feedback on their development in football and identify areas for further improvement.