PROPOSAL FOR: PHYSICS & GEOMETRY GAME CLUB
(P & G GAME CLUB)
Location: classroom; gym; outside Time: after school (?)
GOAL:
For students to explore through discussion
and practice:
·
the principles of physics and geometry in games
and sports,· and to share what they learn with others
OBJECTIVES: Pick a project / projects, deciding
whether to work in one group or in small groups.
Develop the
project to teach students about basic physics and geometry and then showcase it.
Discover students' strengths (see "Things I Like to Do" checklist for a starting point).
Be on the lookout for student peer advisors and leaders.
Invite guest lecturers.
PRESENTATION IDEAS FOR SHOWCASING THEIR PROJECT:
STUDENT NEWSLETTER SPECIAL
EXHIBIT
DESIGN STATIONS AROUND GYM
(LEARNING CENTER)
STUDENT WEBSITE AT A TEACHERS MEETING
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY -- SKIT
OR DEMONSTRATION
ENHANCEMENTS TO A CHILDREN’S
PLAYGROUND
(check out Science in the Park -
Science Museum Boston)
PRESENT
TO A CLASS / TEAM
MAKE A VIDEO FOR LOCAL ACCESS TV DESIGN
A LESSON
IS THERE ANY SPECIFIC NEED IN THE SCHOOL
WE CAN HELP WITH?
FIRST MEETING:
Introductions – Explain goals and objectives – Find out who already knows about physics and geometry in sports and games -- Show books and binders and teaching objects.
Toss some balls around, etc. – What do you want to know? to do?
Who has studied physics and geometry (or is studying now) ?
To give them ideas, look at science fair suggestions.
Try www.sciencebuddies.com for starters.
Brainstorm for their ideas.
FIRST ASSIGNMENT: Pass
out a list of good websites, ask them to take a look at the sites.
Have a look at my blog www.sportscience-kathy.blogspot.com
. If no computer, use the library.
Fill out “Things I Like to Do.” (This is the previous entry.)
PROPOSED BY: Kathy Hogan, B.S.Ed., Bridgewater State College kathydulleahogan@aol.com 617 773 5673
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