Lesson 3
Gates
Aim
To see how many people on your team can get to the end line.
Rules
1)If you don’t make it through the gate safely, you go back to the start
2)Once you get through the gate, you are in a one meter safe zone
3)If you make it to the end zone safely, you score one point for your team
Content Analysis
Tactical Problem: Offensive Concept: Keep Possession
On-the-ball skills: Stick Handling
Organization and Set up
- Divide the class into four groups with each team having a different colour pinnie.
- Each team will have a chance to defend and the teams will rotate after 2 mins
- Assign one member of each group to retrieve sending and receiving equipment
- see layout
Possible Modifications
- Students have sticks and pucks
- Make zones smaller/add defenders.
Key Questions
- What are some techniques that made your team successful?
- What made it difficult to the other teams to score?
4 Goal Hockey
Aim
To score a goal by shooting the puck through one of two of your opponent’s marked goal
Click 4 Goal Hockey.doc for diagram
Rules
1)Three passes before you can score
2)If the puck goes out of bounds it is given to the other team.
3)Scoring is achieved by making three passes then passing through the marked goal area.
Content Analysis
All Tactical, Off-the-ball skills and On-the-ball skills
Organization and Set up
- Divide the class into groups of 3.
- Have them play a mini game of floor hockey but with each team having two goals.
- Assign one member of each group to retrieve sending and receiving equipment
Possible Modifications
- Place a cone as the goal target
- More or less passes needed before you can score
Key Questions
- How can you effectively defend your goal and gain possession of the puck?
O-Zone
Aim
To score a goal by shooting the puck through your opponent’s marked goal
Click O-Zone.doc for diagram
Rules
1)Three passes before you can score
2)If the puck goes out of bounds it is given to the other team.
3)Scoring is achieved by making three passes then passing through the marked goal area.
4)Defenders cannot pass centre and offense must stay in the O-Zone.
5)You can pass between zones
Content Analysis
Tactical: Transitional Concepts
All Off-the-ball skills and On-the-ball skills
Organization and Set up
- Divide the class into groups of 3.
- Have them play a mini game of floor hockey but the defense is not allowed to pass center and offense must stay in the O-Zone
- Assign one member of each group to retrieve sending and receiving equipment
Possible Modifications
- Place a cone as the goal target
- More or less passes needed before you can score
- Add more players
Key Questions
- How can you effectively defend your goal and gain possession of the puck?
- How were you successful in making three passes?
- Where should you go when you don’t have the puck?