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Movement (Throwing) – Basic 1 Basic Technology Lesson Note (First Term)

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Subject
Basic Technology
Class
Basic 1
Term
First Term
Topic
Movement (Throwing)
Order
Topic 8 of 20 this term
Reading time
1 min

Topic: Learning to Throw

What is Throwing?

Throwing means to send something through the air using our hands and arms.

How to Throw Safely

Steps to throw:

  1. Hold the ball or object
  2. Stand with feet apart
  3. Bring your arm back
  4. Throw forward gently
  5. Let go of the object

Things We Can Throw

  • Soft balls

  • Bean bags

  • Paper balls

  • Balloons

  • Foam balls

Never throw:

  • Hard objects

  • Sharp things

  • Things that can break

Throwing Games

Target Practice:

  • Throw soft balls into a basket
  • Aim at a big circle on the wall

Catch and Throw:

  • Throw gently to a friend
  • Friend catches and throws back

Class Exercise

  1. Show me how to hold a ball for throwing.
  2. Where should we aim when throwing into a basket?
  3. Practice throwing a soft ball 5 times.
  4. What should we never throw?

Throwing Practice

Let’s practice together:

  • Stand in a line
  • Throw soft balls one by one
  • Aim at the target
  • Take turns throwing and collecting

This term's Basic Technology topics

Basic 1 First Term · 20 topics

  1. Movement
  2. Living Things II
  3. Moving Our Body Parts
  4. Non-Living Things
  5. Parts of a Computer
  6. Movement (Throwing)
  7. Energy I
  8. Energy II
  9. Energy III
  10. Energy IV
  11. Keyboards
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