Physical Development Scheme of Work for Nursery 2 Lagos State

physical Development curriculum

Unified scheme of work Lagos state. Physical Development scheme of work for Nursery 2 (AGE 4), Short Distance race, High Five Dance.

SCHEME OF WORK PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT NURSERY TWO FIRST TERM (AGE 4)

Week 1

Topic

REVISION 

Week 2

Topic

HIGH FIVE DANCE GAME

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

  • Dance and move in a Rhythmic coordinated and  Expressive way

Learning Activities

  • Pupils in pairs face each other with a dance, Clap, high five, low clap
  • Pupils demonstrates the High five skills while the Music plays, when the Teacher presses pause, they stop dancing.
  • When the music plays, they continue dancing until all take turns.

Embedded Core Skills

  • Digital literacy
  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Communication and Collaboration 

Numeracy benefits

Counting practice

Movement Benefits

  • Develop target skills,
  • Gross motors skill
  • Eyes and hand coordination to Trace and receive Object (visual attention skills)

Health Tips

The pupils are expected to wash their hands immediately after each activity

Learning Resources

Web Links

https://www.parenting.com

https://www.momjunction.com

Instructional materials

Open space

Music

Chart

Whistle

Pictures

Flash card

Week 3

Topic

OUT DOOR (sand play)

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

  • Explore their Environment by using Sand to play
  • Identify and differentiate Different types of sands soil  

Learning Activities

  • Pupils in groups fill different Buckets with sands using plastic, Hand towel and spade
  • Pupils in pairs make sand Castles with the use of sand
  • Pupils are little water to the sand to make moulding interesting
  • The instructor monitor the pupils to take turns

Embedded Core Skills

  • Digital literacy
  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Communication and collaboration 

Numeracy benefits

Counting practice

Movement Benefits

  • To develop target skills
  • Gross motors skill
  •  Eyes and hand coordination to trace and receive Object (visual attention skills)

Health Tips

The pupils are expected to wash their hands immediately after each activity

Learning Resources

Web Links

https://preschooltoolkit.com

https://www.mykidstime.com

https://www.lemonlimeadventures.com

https://www.learning4kids.net

https://www.pininterest.com

Instructional materials

Sand tray

Sand/field

Space

Whistle

Charts

Pictures

Plastic bottle tops

Sand tray

Sand bucket (various sizes)

Water 

Week 4

Topic

BOUNCE AND CATCH

Learning objective

The pupils are expected to

  • Bounce and catch the balls in each other

Learning Activities

  • pupils are grouped to bounce and then catch
  •  pupils as a class start the game with a small soft balls for an easy catch i.e. small balls to large balls

Special pupils

  • pupils with disability can sit down while bouncing and catch with their hands

Embedded Core Skills

  • Digital literacy
  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Communication and collaboration 

Numeracy benefits

Counting practice

Movement Benefits

  • To develop target skills
  • Gross motors skill
  •  Eyes and hand coordination to trace and receive Object (visual attention skills)

Health Tips

  • The pupils are expected to wash their hands immediately after each activity

Learning Resources

Web Links

https://raisingchildren.net.au

https://parental.guidianceguide.com

https://active4life.com

https://whattoexpect.com

https://sportz.org.nz

Instructional materials

Open space

Soft balls

Charts

Pictures

Flashcards 

Week 5

Topic

BOWLING

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

  • To perform bowling activity by throwing an Object over a perceived distance

Learning Activities

  • Few empty milk cartons or Classic drink bottles and filled with 2cm of sand or gravel.
  • The carton plastics are set up as bowling target
  • Pupils in pairs bowl from a shorter distance to a far distance.
  • The instructor shows the pupils how to perform basic bowling action
  • Skills developed throwing

Embedded Core Skills

  • Digital literacy
  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Communication and collaboration 

Health Tips

The pupil are expected to wash their hands immediately after each activity.

Movement Benefits

To develop coordination of Arms and body trunk, Fine motor control and the

Ability to ‘read’ from a distance.

Learning Resources

Web Links

https://education.com

https://handsonaswegrow.com

Instructional materials

Empty milk cartons

Empty plastic drink bottle

Sands

Gravel

Whistle

Balls

Ribbon

Charts

Pictures

Week 6

MID TERN BREAK MID

Week 7

Topic

FOLLOW THE LEADER

Learning objective

Pupil are expected to perform

  • The leader activity with their peers.

Learning Activities

  • Pupils lead their peers around over through an obstacle on the Playground.
  • The Pupil leaders are encouraged  to very their movement with walking, Running changing direction, Stopping and standing

Embedded Core Skills

  • Leadership and Personal development
  • Critical thinking and problem Solving
  • Digital literacy

Movement benefits

  • Developed leg coordination 
  • Dynamic balance
  • Speed and activity 

Learning Resources

Web Links

https://positivepsychology.com

https://www.uua.org

https://oureverydaylife.com

https://kidspot.com

Instructional materials

  • Open safe place
  • Pictures
  • Charts
  • Whistle
  • music

Week 8

Topic

GALLOPING

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

  • Master the skills of  Galloping
  • Practice galloping by using different fun activities

Learning Activities

  • Pupil as a class are shown Pictures, video of different horse Galloping
  • The pupil practice how to Gallop like a horse by placing One foot step forward and trail
  • Foot immediately then, ‘kick’ forward to almost touch the Track of the front foot.

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination 
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication  

Movement benefits

Develops dynamic

Balancing and rhyme

Learning Resources

Web Links

https://active4life.com

https://healthfully.com

https://www.myactivesg.com

Instructional materials

  •  Flash cards
  • Charts
  • Pictures
  • Open spaces
  • Whistles  

Week 9

Topic

BODY PARTS ACTIVITY

Learning objectives

Pupils are expected to

  • Master the skills of galloping
  • Practice galloping by using different fun activity

Activity

  • Pupils as a class are taught this song ‘head and shoulder

Knees and toes”

  • The pupils touch their body and the movement that goes with each of the words
  • The pupils sang the song and Perform the movement at fast Speed and slow speed

Song

Head and shoulder knees and

Toes, knees and toes, eyes, ears

Mouth and nose

  • The pupil perform matching  and identify games with their Peers 

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination 
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication   

Movement benefits

  • Develops dynamic balancing and rhyme

Learning Resources

https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncils.com

https://matchthememmory.com

https://learninggameforkids.com

https://www.mes-games.com

Instructional materials

Small indoor

Space free of obstacles

Charts

Pictures

Worksheet

10-11 – REVISION  

12 –13 EXAMINATIONS  

  • Evaluation
  • Pupils are evaluated
  • Based on activities
  • Exposed on to the field of play

    Unified Scheme of Work Lagos State. Physical Development scheme of work for Nursery 2 (AGE 4)

SCHEME OF WORK PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT NURSERY TWO SECOND TERM (AGE 4)

Week 1

Topic

REVISION 

Week 2

Topic

25 METRES RACES

Learning objectives

Pupils are expected to:

  • Perform 25 metres race on a straight line from start line to finish line.

 Activity

Pupils as a group are

  • To run on a straight line Over a short period of time
  • The teacher are shown the following skills
  • The start
  • The form
  • The finish

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration
  • Communication 

Movement Benefits

Speed and muscular endurance 

Health Tips

The pupils are

  • expected to wash their hands immediately after each activity

Learning Resources

Instructional Materials

  • Open space field
  • Soccer ball
  • Sport kits
  • Horse/socks
  • Whistle
  • Markers
  • Web Links

https://www.monjunction.com

https://www.activekids.com

www.parenting.firstcry.com

https://marathonkids.org

https://howtoadult.com

Week 3

Topic

SOCCER FOOTBALL (kicking)

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to kick

  • The ball from a distance to each other
  • Kick the ball to a goal post

Learning Activities

  • Pupils in small groups are invited to kick the ball into the goal post.
  • Markers are set up for to the pupils as a goal post.
  • Balls are placed for the pupils to kick from a distance.  

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

  • Leg coordination, strength and fine motor control in the lower Body

Skills developed

Kicking and running

Health tips

The pupils are expected to Wash their hands immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web links

https://activeforlife.com

www.kidactivities.net

www.sportsrec.com

https://meaningfulmama.com

https://blog.schoolspeciality.com

https://soccercoachweekly.net

Instructional materials

  • Open space field
  • Soccer ball
  • Sport kits
  •  Horse /socks
  • Whistle
  • markers

Week 4

Topic

COORDINATION AND BALANCING (Hopping and freezing)

Learning objective

  • Pupils are expected to Demonstrate the hopping  and freezing game through Dancing while music plays

Learning Activities

  • Pupils as a class participate and observes their peers Challenges and success While playing the hop-step game.
  • The pupils demonstrate dancing skill while the music plays.
  •  when the teacher presses pause, they freeze or stop dancing

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

  • Leg coordination,  strength and fine motor control in the lower Body

Health tips

The pupils are expected to Wash their hands immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web Links

www.activeforlife.com

https://kidspot.com

https://therealisticmama.com

https://parents.com

https://familyfuntwincities.com

Instructional materials

  • pictures
  • charts
  • posters
  • jersey/sport kits
  • snickers
  • whistle
  • stopwatch 

Week 5

Topic

MANIPULATIVE MOVEMENT (Animal movement game)

Learning objective

  • Pupil are expected to Imitate different animal Movements

It involves moving or using an object with the hands or feet to achieve a goal or complete Task

Animal friend activity develops, coordinate and balance.

  • Pupils should try and imitate the movement of different animals

Skill developed

Balancing and coordination  

Learning Activities

  • The Pupils as class play the different animal movement game.
  • Thr pupils flap their hands like bird wings and fly around obstacles
  • The pupils hop on all fours like a frong and say, “Ribbit… ribbit… ribbit”
  • They hop on two legs and pretend to be like kangaroo, etc.

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

  • Leg coordination, strength and fine motor control in the lower Body

Health tips

The pupils are expected to

  • Wash their hands Immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web link

www.pathways.org.com

www.pininterest.com

www.kidspot.com

Instructional materials

  • pictures
  • charts
  • posters
  • jersey/sport kits
  • snickers
  • whistle
  • stopwatch 
  • Flash cards
  • Toys

Week 6

Topic

MID TERM BREAK

Week 7

TOPIC

BALANCING (Balance Poses)

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to demonstrate balancing poses

Learning Activities

  • Pupils in small groups stand on the tip of their toes, arm Stretched straight over their Heads
  • Pupils stand on one leg, the Other legs bend at the knee, Arms raised sideways) like wings
  • Pupils stand on fours Legs, hand down-rear in the Air (downward dog pose in yoga)

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and  Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

Leg coordination, strength

And fine motor control in the lower

Body

Skills developed

Coordination and balancing 

Health tips

The pupils are expected to Wash their hands immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

  • Posters
  • Jersey/sport kid
  • Snickers
  • Whistle
  • Stopwatch
  • Open space
  • Pictures
  • Chart
  • Flash cards
  • Toys

Week 8

Topic

INDOOR BASKET BALL (Shooting game)

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

  • Demonstrate elbow shooting with the peers

Learning Activities

  • Pupils in small groups loss Soft basket ball to make a Basket.
  • Pupils take one step back and repeat the activities
  • Whoever steps the farthest back without missing wins

Embedded Core Skills

  • Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement Benefit

  • Hand to eye Coordination
  • strength and line motor control in the body

Health tips

The pupils are expected to Wash their hands Immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web Links

www.abcdeelearning.com

www.aprettyhappyhome.com

www.activekids.com

www.pininterest.com

https://www.basketballforcoaches.com

Video Links

www.Youtube.com

Premierhoops

Motor skill league

Instructional materials

  • Softballs
  • Mini basket
  • Whistles
  • Open space
  • Charts     

Week 9

Topic

BLOCK BUILDING GAME (building model)

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

  • Recognized different Colours and shapes
  • Sort and match Shapes correctly to the colour
  • Creative their own Block building 

Learning Activities

  • Pupils in small groups are exposed to blocks from Mood of different colours and Sizes.
  • Pupils are expected to build the blocks together to form a Meaningful shape of different things.  

Embedded Core Skills

  • Digital literacy
  • Creativity and imagination
  • Communication and collaboration

Cross-curricular links

  • Science
  • Numeracy

Movement benefits

Developing gross motor Skills

Hand-eyes Coordination

Health tips

The pupils the expected

  • To wash their hands Immediately after each activity   

Learning Resources

Web Links

www.Handsonaswegrow.com

www.

blocks.com

https://www.playgroupnsw.org.au

Instructional materials

  • Soft toy block of different
  • Shapes and colours
  • Wooden blocks
  • Coloured markers
  • Cardboard
  • Free safe space to play
  • Printable work sheet

10-11 – REVISION  

12 –13 EXAMINATIONS  

  • Evaluation
  • Pupils are evaluated Based on activities Exposed to the field of play

Unified scheme of work Lagos state. Physical Development scheme of work for Nursery 2 (AGE 4), Short Distance race, High Five Dance.

SCHEME OF WORK PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT NURSERY TWO THIRD TERM (AGE 4)

Week 1

Topic

REVISION OF 2ND TERM WORK

Week 2

Topic

SELF ESTEEM (Chores with a purpose)

Focus skill

Care of environment

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

  • Participate in a consistence chores as a huge responsibility in other to care for their environment e.g. watering of plants, sweeping the floor   

Learning Activities

  • Pupils as a class build self-esteem and Come out in turn to say their routine activity.
  • pupils, sing a song that can build their self-esteem
  • Pupils demonstrate their skills while singing, miming acting etc.

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

Leg coordination, strength and fine motor control in the lower Body

Skills developed

Coordination and balancing 

Health tips

The pupils are expected to Wash their hands immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web sites

www.Activekids.com

Video links

www.cbc.ca.com

www.virtuallabschool.org

Instructional materials

Charts

Gardening tools

Textbooks

Flash cards

Hand groves

Drawing materials

Camera

Music

Week 3

Topic

LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT (Walking, running)

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to Demonstrate different types to locomotor Movement such as

  • Running both feet with one

Foot on the ground of all times

  • Skilled developed running and walking

Learning Activities

  • Pupils as a group demonstrate
  • Gross motor skill such as walking,  jumping
  • Pupil walk in different directions
  • Pupils play the game such Such as Duck, Duck Goose or Follow the leader

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

  • Leg coordination, strength and fine motor control in the lower body

Health tips

The pupils are expected to wash their hands immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web Sites

www.verywellfamily.com

www.handsonaswegrow.com

www.themeasuredmom.com

https://theinspiredtreehouse.com

https://teachingmama.com

Instructional materials

  • Charts
  • Gardening tools
  • Playing ground
  • Sports kits
  • Chart
  • Stopwatch
  • Whistle 

Week 4

Topic

SAMPLE AN FUN EXERCISE

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

  • Participate in the Following simple Activity such as
  • Jumping jack
  • Jogging in a place
  • Timing squatting
  • Frog jump
  • High knees
  • Walking on toes
  •  

Learning Activities

Pupils are taught some Simple exercises

The pupils in pairs

Perform the following

Simple exercises

  • Jumping jack
  • Jogging in a place
  • Timing
  • Squatting
  • Frog jump
  • High knee
  • Walking on toes 

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

Leg coordination, strength and fine motor control in the lower body

Skilled Developed

Coordination and Balancing

Health tips

The pupils are expected to wash their hands immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web Sites

www.verywellfamily.com

www.handsonaswegrow.com

www.themeasuredmom.com

https://theinspiredtreehouse.com

https://teachingmama.com

Charts

Gardening tools

Playing ground

Sport kits

Chart 

Stop watch

Whistle

Pictures

Week 5

Topic

WATER GAME

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

Participate in water play

Which encourages the

Development of eye and hand

Coordination through pouring

Squeezing painting scrupling

And squatting

Participate in gross

Motor skill by running

Dogging the water drops

And hooping through a

Sprinkler   

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

Leg coordination, strength and fine motor control in the lower Body

Health tips

The pupils are expected to Wash their hands  Immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web Sites

www.verywellfamily.com

www.handsonaswegrow.com

www.themeasuredmom.com

https://theinspiredtreehouse.com

https://teachingmama.com

Instructional materials

  • Field of play
  • Water shocker
  • Bowl bucket
  • Cups
  • Water jar
  • Whistle

Week 6

MID TERM BREAK

Week 7

Topic

SHORT DISTANCE RACE (50 metres dash)

Learning objectives

Pupils are expected to

  • Participate in a short distance race
  • Demonstrate the following short distance skills

The start

The form

The finish

Learning Activities

The pupils in groups are instructed to run on a straight line over a Short period of time.

The pupils are shown the following skills

The start

The form

The finish

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

Leg coordination, strength and gross motor control

Health tips

The pupils are expected to wash their hands immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web Links

https://www.monjunction.com

https://www.activekids.com

www.parenting.firstcry.com

https://howtoadult.com

https://marathonkids.org

Instructional materials

Open space field

Sport kits

House socks

Whistles

Markers

Starting books /cones 

Week 8

Topic

TENNIS (Balloon tennis)

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to participate actively in the balloon tennis game by making use of a single racket

Learning Activities

  • Pupils in small group Blow up a balloon of the “round type”
  • Pupils inflate balloon to medium size or low pressure to make it “floats” a little bit
  • Pupils uses the racket to Hit the balloon back across the net among each other

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

Leg coordination, strength and gross motor control

Health tips

The pupils are expected to Wash their hands immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web Links

https://www.monjunction.com

https://www.activekids.com

www.parenting.firstcry.com

https://howtoadult.com

https://marathonkids.org

Instructional materials

  • Open space field
  • Sport kids
  • Hose/socks
  • Whistle
  • Markers
  • Standing blocks/cones
  • Balloon piece of ribbon
  • Masking tape
  • Paper plates
  • Duck tape
  • Net 

Week 9

Topic

BASKET BALL DRIBBLE

Learning objective

Pupils are expected to

  • Participate actively in a basketball game
  • Demonstrate passing skills and Shooting skills

Learning Activities

  • Pupils as a class demonstrate Dribbling skills with a ball

Continuously with the palm and finger of the hand.

  • Pupils shows two Hands dribble (both hand contact the ball at the same time).
  • pupils prescribes right and left handed  dribble with the ball and take turns
  • Pupils play a minor game among each other 

Embedded Core Skills

  • Creativity and Imagination
  • Digital literacy
  • Collaboration and Communication 

Movement benefit

Leg coordination, strength and gross motor control

Health tips

The pupils are expected to Wash their hands immediately after each activity 

Learning Resources

Web Links

https://www.monjunction.com

https://www.activekids.com

www.parenting.firstcry.com

https://howtoadult.com

https://marathonkids.org

Instructional materials

  • Open space field
  • Sport kids
  • Hose/socks
  • Whistle
  • Markers
  • Standing blocks/cones

10-11 – REVISION  

12 –13 EXAMINATIONS  

Evaluation

  • Pupils are evaluated Based on activities
  • Exposed on to the field of play

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