GRADE 6 KLB PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION
SCHEMES OF WORK TERM 3
| Week | Lesson | Strand | Sub strand | Specific learning outcomes | Learning experiences | Key inquiry questions | Learning resources | Assessment | Reflection | 
| 1 | 1 | Gymnastics | Elbow stand | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Use digital device to watch a video clip on elbow stand and observe the placement of the hands. · Draw the picture on learner’s book that show the elbow stand. · Discuss the benefits of an elbow. · Appreciate the benefits of an elbow.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Use digital device to watch a video clip on elbow stand and observe the placement of the hands. -Draw the picture on learner’s book that show the elbow stand. -Discuss the benefits of an elbow.  | 
What is an elbow? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 198-199 | Value based sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 2 | Gymnastics | Elbow stand | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Practice warm up and cool down activities such as bear crawl and Cross-Body shoulder stretch. 
 · Appreciate the spirit of sports through dedication and commitment  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Identify warm up activities. -Practice warm up and cool down activities such as bear crawl and Cross-Body shoulder stretch.  | 
How do you perform warm up activity in elbow stand? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 199-201 | Value based sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 3 | Gymnastics | Elbow stand | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Describe the placement of the forearm during the elbow stand. 
 -Demonstrate the elbow stand balance. 
 -Practice elbow stand kicks.  | 
What is the other name for the elbow stand? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 201-204 | Value based sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 4 | Gymnastics | Dive forward roll into squat stand | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Explain the meaning of dive forward roll into squat stand. 
 · Use digital device to watch a video clip and observe the body position, arm and leg movement. 
 · Practice warm up activities. 
 · Appreciate feedback from the teacher and others 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Explain the meaning of dive forward roll into squat stand. 
 -Use digital device to watch a video clip and observe the body position, arm and leg movement. 
 -Practice warm up activities 
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What is dive forward roll into squat stand? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 205-207 | Value based sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 5 | Gymnastics | Dive forward roll into squat stand | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Describe the dive forward roll squat stand. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Describe the dive forward roll squat stand. 
 -Demonstrate a dive forward roll into squat stand. 
 -Practice dive roll, tuck forward roll and handstand forward roll.  | 
When can you use the dive forward roll in real life situations? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 207-209 | Value based sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 2 | 1 | Gymnastics | Fence vault | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define a fence vault. · Use digital device to watch a video clip on fence vault and observe the body position, arm and leg movement. · Practice the warm up and cool down activities. · Appreciate the importance of following safety instructions. 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define a fence vault. 
 -Use digital device to watch a video clip on fence vault and observe the body position, arm and leg movement. 
 -Practice the warm up and cool down activities. 
 
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What is a fence vault? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 210-211 | Value based sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 2 | Gymnastics | Fence vault | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Outline the drills used to practice the fence vault. · Demonstrate the fence vault. · Practice side vault, box top and fence vault. · Have fun and enjoy practising the fence vault gymnastic movement. 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Outline the drills used to practice the fence vault. 
 -Demonstrate the fence vault. 
 -Practice side vault, box top and fence vault.  | 
When can you use a fence vault in everyday life? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 212-214 | Value based sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 3 | Gymnastics | Partner balances | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Explain the meaning of partner balances. 
 
 
 · Display the character of a sport person. 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Explain the meaning of partner balances. 
 -Describe the physical activities taking place on learner’s book. 
 -Use digital device to watch a video clip on partner balances and observe the different types of partner balances. 
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What is partner balance? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 214-215 | Value based sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 4 | Gymnastics | Partner balances | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Explain the meaning of counter balance. 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Explain the meaning of counter balance. 
 -Practice warm up and cool down activities such as side reach and torso twists. 
 
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What is counter balance? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 216-217 | Sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 5 | Gymnastics | Partner balances | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · State the safety measures to observe when performing the counter balance and the counter tension. · Demonstrate pair and trio balances. · Practise trio partner balances. 
 · Display an attitude to work in a team  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -State the safety measures to observe when performing the counter balance and the counter tension. 
 -Demonstrate pair and trio balances. 
 -Practise trio partner balances  | 
What is counter tension? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 218-220 | Sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 3 | 1 | Gymnastics | Six action sequence | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Describe each of the six actions in the sequence on learner’s book. 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Describe each of the six actions in the sequence on learner’s book. 
 -Use digital device to watch a video clip on gymnastic sequences and observe the sequence of several gymnastics’ actions. 
 -Practice warm up and cool down activities. 
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What is six action sequence? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 220-222 | Sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 2 | Gymnastics | Six action sequence | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Outline the drills to perform six action sequence. 
 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Outline the drills to perform six action sequence. 
 -Demonstrate a six action sequence. 
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Which gymnastics actions are combined to come up with a six action sequence? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 222-223 | sports channels, Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 3 | Health and Fitness | Speed | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define speed. 
 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define speed. 
 -Use digital device to watch a video clip on how to improve speed. 
 -Practice warm up and cool down activities such as collect tails.  | 
What is speed? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 226-227 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 4 | Health and Fitness | Speed | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Name the components of health fitness that are taken care of by activities for developing speed. 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Name the components of health fitness that are taken care of by activities for developing speed. 
 -Demonstrate the drills to perform to enhance speed. 
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Why is speed important in games? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 227-229 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 5 | Health and Fitness | Speed | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · List games and sports in which speed is very important. · Perform the interval sprints, jumping jacks and weight running. · Have fun and enjoy performing speed drill games.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -List games and sports in which speed is very important. 
 -Perform the interval sprints, jumping jacks and weight running. 
 
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How do you improve speed? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 229-232 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 4 | 1 | Health and Fitness | Power | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define power. · State the importance of power in games and sports. · Practice warm up and cool down activities. · Appreciate the importance of power in games and sports.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define power State the importance of power in games and sports. 
 -Practice warm up and cool down activities. 
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What is power?
 
 What is the importance of power in games and sports?  | 
KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 232-233 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 2 | Health and Fitness | Power | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · List three sports where athletes need a lot of power. · Create drills that improve power. · Practice and perform physical exercise to enhance muscular strength. · Appreciate the importance being physically fit.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -List three sports where athletes need a lot of power. 
 -Create drills that improve power. 
 -Practice and perform physical exercise to enhance muscular strength.  | 
Which activities can help you develop power at home? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 233-238 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 3 | Health and Fitness | Co-ordination | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define co-ordination. · Discuss ways to improve co-ordination. · Practice warm up and cool down activities. · Respect each other’s opinion.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define co-ordination. 
 -Discuss ways to improve co-ordination. 
 -Practice warm up and cool down activities.  | 
What is co-ordination? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 238-239 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 4 | Health and Fitness | Co-ordination | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Outline the drills to practice to improve co-ordination. · Practice and perform different drills that help improve co-ordination. · Appreciate feedback from the teacher and others.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Outline the drills to practice to improve co-ordination. 
 -Practice and perform different drills that help improve co-ordination.  | 
Why does an athlete need to be agile? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 239-240 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 5 | 1 | Outdoor Activities | Leadership styles | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Identify types of leadership styles in sports. 
 · State the qualities of a good leader. 
 · Role play the scenario on learner’s book. 
 · Appreciate different kinds of leadership. 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Identify types of leadership styles in sports. 
 -State the qualities of a good leader. 
 -Role play the scenario on learner’s book. 
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What are the qualities of a good leader? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 244-247 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 2 | Outdoor Activities | Lightning the camp fire | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define firewood. · Discuss importance of stones around a fire place. · State the precautions to observe when starting a camp fire. · Draw the picture on learner’s book. · Appreciate importance of observing precautions when starting a camp fire. 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define firewood. 
 -Discuss importance of stones around a fire place. 
 -State the precautions to observe when starting a camp fire. 
 -Draw the picture on learner’s book.  | 
What precautions should you take when starting a camp fire? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 247-248 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 3 | Outdoor Activities | Lightning the camp fire | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Identify the materials that can be used to light a camp fire. · Demonstrate how to arrange firewood for a better camp fire during a camping activity. · Appreciate the importance of lightning a camp fire.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Identify the materials that can be used to light a camp fire. 
 -Demonstrate how to arrange firewood for a better camp fire during a camping activity. 
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How can you manage a camp fire during an outdoor activity? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 248-250 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 4 | Outdoor Activities | Choosing and constructing shelter | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define shelter. 
 · Discuss why it is necessary to know how to make a shelter during an outdoor activity. · Practice warm up and cool down activities such as jog on the spot. · Appreciate the importance of making a shelter during an outdoor activity.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define shelter. 
 -Discuss why it is necessary to know how to make a shelter during an outdoor activity. -Practice warm up and cool down activities such as jog on the spot. 
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What is a shelter?
 Why is it necessary to know how to make a shelter during an outdoor activity?  | 
KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 251-252 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 5 | Outdoor Activities | Choosing and constructing shelter | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Explain the factors needed to consider when choosing a site for setting up a shelter. · Model a simple shelter they would use in a camp. · Have fun and enjoy modelling a simple shelter.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Explain the factors needed to consider when choosing a site for setting up a shelter. -Model a simple shelter they would use in a camp. 
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What are the factors to consider when choosing a site for setting up a shelter? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 252-255 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 6 | 1 | Sports related injuries | Fainting | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define fainting. · Identify causes of fainting. · Practise warm up and cool down activities. · Appreciate positive ways of coping with stress in daily life.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define fainting. 
 -Identify causes of fainting. 
 -Practise warm up and cool down activities.  | 
Have you ever felt dizzy?
 
 What are the causes of fainting?  | 
KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 256-257 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 2 | Sports related injuries | Fainting | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · State the safety procedures to observe when attending to a person who has fainted. · Practise how to assist a person who has fainted. · Appreciate the importance of learning first aid of fainting.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -State the safety procedures to observe when attending to a person who has fainted. 
 -Practise how to assist a person who has fainted. 
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What should you do if you start experiencing the signs and symptoms of fainting? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 257-259 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 3 | Sports related injuries | Insect bites and stings | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Explain how an insect bite occurs. · Practice the warm up and cool down activities of an insect bites and stings. · Appreciate the teacher’s feedback.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Explain how an insect bite occurs. 
 -Practice the warm up and cool down activities of an insect bites and stings. 
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How does an insect bite occurs? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 259-260 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 4 | Sports related injuries | Insect bites and stings | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Identify the signs and symptoms of insect bites and sting. · Draw insects that are common in their locality. · Have fun discussing the observations with their classmates.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Identify the signs and symptoms of insect bites and sting. 
 -Draw insects that are common in their locality. 
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What are the signs and symptoms of insects bites and stings? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 260-262 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 5 | Sports related injuries | Insect bites and stings | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · State the difference between an insect bite and a sting. · Demonstrate how to take care of an insect bite. · Practise first aid procedure for insect bite and stings. · Appreciate importance of learning first aid of bites and stings.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -State the difference between an insect bite and a sting. 
 -Demonstrate how to take care of an insect bite. 
 -Practise first aid procedure for insect bite and stings. 
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What is the difference between an insect bite and a sting? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 269-263 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 7 | 1 | Sports related injuries | Snake bite | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define poisonous and non-poisonous snakes. · List down traditional ways in their locality that were used to care for snakes. · Demonstrate how to care for a snake bite. · Practise how to assist a casualty of a snake bite. · Advocate the importance of learning first-aid. 
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The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define poisonous and non-poisonous snakes. 
 -List down traditional ways in their locality that were used to care for snakes. 
 -Demonstrate how to care for a snake bite. 
 -Practise how to assist a casualty of a snake bite.  | 
How would you tell if you have been bitten by a snake? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 263-265 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 2 | Sports related injuries | Bandages and dressings | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Explain the meaning of dressing a wound. · Define bandage. · Identify the different types of bandages and dressing first aid. · Draw the things found in a first aid box. · Appreciate the use of a first aid box.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Explain the meaning of dressing a wound. -Define bandage. -Identify the different types of bandages and dressing first aid. 
 -Draw the things found in a first aid box.  | 
What is a bandage?
 
 How to identify different types of bandages?  | 
KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 266-267 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 3 | Sports related injuries | Bandages and dressings | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define a triangular bandage. · List the materials used to make a triangular bandage. · Practice how to use the triangular bandage. · Appreciate the importance of using a triangular bandage.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define a triangular bandage. 
 -List the materials used to make a triangular bandage. 
 -Practice how to use the triangular bandage.  | 
How do you use a triangular bandage? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 268-270 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 4 | Sports related injuries | Slings and splints | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define slings and splints. · State the functions of a splints and a sling in first aid. · Practice warm up and cool down activities. · Appreciate the functions of a splints and a sling in first aid.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define slings and splints. 
 -State the functions of a splints and a sling in first aid. 
 -Practice warm up and cool down activities. 
 
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What are the functions of a splints and a sling in first aid? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 270-271 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 5 | Sports related injuries | Slings and splints | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · List the materials required to improvise a sling. 
 · Practise how to tie the reef knot on a triangular bandage. · Have fun and enjoy practising tie the reef knot.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -List the materials required to improvise a sling. 
 -Practise how to tie the reef knot on a triangular bandage. 
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What materials do you require to improvise a sling at home? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 272-273 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 8 | 1 | Sports related injuries | Two and four-handed seat | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Explain two-handed seat carry. · Differentiate between the two-handed seat carry and four handed seat carry. · Demonstrate the two and four handed seat carry method. · Display positivity in accepting feedback from the teacher.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Explain two-handed seat carry. 
 -Differentiate between the two-handed seat carry and four handed seat carry. 
 -Demonstrate the two and four handed seat carry method.  | 
What is two and four handed seat carry? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 274-276 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 2 | Sports related injuries | Two and four-handed seat | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Identify situations whereby the two-handed seat carry may be used. · Outline the steps to carry two and four-handed seat. · Practise the four handed seat carry. · Advocate social justice by respecting and appreciating the abilities of others.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Identify situations whereby the two-handed seat carry may be used. 
 -Outline the steps to carry two and four-handed seat. 
 -Practise the four handed seat carry. 
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How do you perform two-and four handed seat? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 276-278 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 3 | Sports related injuries | Bone fractures and dislocation | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define a bone fracture. · Identify causes of fractures. · Practice warm up and cool down activities such as tag game. · Display respect for others opinion when discussing bone fractures and dislocation.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define a bone fracture. 
 -Identify causes of fractures. 
 -Practice warm up and cool down activities such as tag game. 
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What is a bone fracture?
 
 How do you identify a broken bone?  | 
KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 279-280 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 4 | Sports related injuries | Bone fractures and dislocation | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Identify the signs and symptoms of fractures. · Draw human skeleton and the areas prone to dislocation. · Appreciate the teacher’s feedback  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 
 -Identify the signs and symptoms of fractures. -Draw human skeleton and the areas prone to dislocation.  | 
Where do dislocation occur in the human body? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 280-282 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 5 | Sports related injuries | Bone fractures and dislocation | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
 · Define dislocation. · Identify symptoms of dislocation. · Demonstrate how to splint a fractures arm for first aid. · Appreciate the importance of learning bone fracture and dislocation first aid.  | 
The learner is guided individually or in groups to:
 -Define dislocation Identify symptoms of dislocation. 
 -Demonstrate how to splint a fractures arm for first aid.  | 
What is the difference between a fracture and a dislocation? | KLB Visionary Physical and Health Education Learner’s Book 6 Pg. 282-284 | Observation Peer assessment and feedback Self – assessment and feedback
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| 9 | ASSESSMENT | 
