Movement Boost: Dynamic Stretch Tag
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Movement Boost: Dynamic Stretch Tag

Year 9 Physical Education 10-minute interactive warm-up lesson Get ready to move and stretch!

Learning Objectives
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Learning Objectives

Perform dynamic stretches correctly during movement games Understand why dynamic warm-ups prepare our bodies for activity Demonstrate cooperation and teamwork skills Participate safely and responsibly in physical activities

Safety First!
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Safety First!

Stay within designated play areas Listen for stop signals immediately Perform stretches within your comfort zone Help teammates who need support Report any discomfort to teacher right away

Game Setup: Teams & Zones
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Game Setup: Teams & Zones

4 teams of 5 students each Each team gets a designated 'stretch zone' Zones are safe areas for performing stretches One student starts as the tagger Taggers rotate every 2 minutes

How Dynamic Stretch Tag Works
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How Dynamic Stretch Tag Works

Tagger chases other players in the main area When tagged, go to your team's stretch zone Perform the called-out dynamic stretch correctly Return to play after completing the stretch New tagger every 2 minutes - everyone gets a turn!

Dynamic Stretch Examples
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Dynamic Stretch Examples

Quick Check: Why Dynamic Stretching?
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Quick Check: Why Dynamic Stretching?

Why do we use dynamic stretches instead of static stretches for warm-up? Think about what happens to your muscles when you move them actively versus holding them still.

Let's Play! Dynamic Stretch Tag
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Let's Play! Dynamic Stretch Tag

7 minutes of active play I'll call out different stretches Focus on good form over speed Encourage your teammates Have fun while learning!

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Cool Down & Reflection

Gentle walking around the gym Light static stretches Deep breathing to lower heart rate Think about: How did the dynamic stretches help prepare your body? What did you learn about warming up today?

Remember
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Remember

'Dynamic warm-ups prepare your body like starting a car engine - you need to get everything moving smoothly before you drive!'