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Published by stevendefoer, 2017-07-02 07:31:41

Erasmus+ Teaching

TRADITIONAL AND POPULAR ANDALUSIAN GAMES

Eureka Secondary School (Kells)




"I have never Some traditional games:


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numbered spaces of a
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outlined on the ground
at Eureka) and then hop or jump
through the spaces to
retrieve the object.
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and
More traditional blindfolded around
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games attempting to touch
the others while the
rest scatter and try

Poliladro to avoid that
(Policías y person, hiding in
ladrones) Players split into two plain sight and
sometimes teasing
teams: Cops and
Robbers. Cops chase them to make them
robbers. change direction.









Most students

admitted they Issues for students to think over
were addicted to
s
electronic games
but, at the same 1. What games do you play?
time, they were 2. What games did your parents use to play?
sensible enough 3. What games did your grandparents use to play?

and wished they 4. Do you think that today children play less or
would have had play differently?
the opportunity to 5. Do you think that traditional games reflect and
play these transmit cultural values?
traditional games
in their childhood
instead.
Abril 2016


Ultimate





Sport Lessons for primary school : “Playing the game” enjoying and

improving game performance






Lesson- Goals : introducing Ultimate starting by
game activity. Passing, receiving and supporting
the team mates; moving to space, deciding when
and where to move; increasing complexity of
decision movements and skills.

Means: A volley ball, 10 frisbee, a whistle

Introduction. 5’ See presentation here
1° activity: Ten passes game. 10’
2° activity: Warbird game. 10’









3° activity: Be careful to cues. 10’
4° activity: Ultimate introducing the
rules. 25’


Lesson: 25th October 2016 – Secondary
School V.Levski, Sevlievo - Bulgaria


Student’s age: 12 years old


























Erasmus+

Ultimate





Sport Lessons for secondary school : “Playing the game” enjoying and

improving game performance






Lesson- Goals : increasing complexity of decision
movements and skills, integration, working as a team.

Begin: Divide pupils into six teams and organise three
matches one team against the other in different sport.
1° activity: Football (20 minutes)






















2° activity: Baseball (20 minutes)
3° activity: Ultimate frisbee (20 minutes)


Lesson: October 2015 – Desio


Student’s age: 15-18years old














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Erasmus+

Thank you








I would like to thank all the students and teachers!

Together we’ve done a lot of work, look at this book of

hundred pages. We had a good time together and many

new friendships started. Europe builds bridges between

the people, it was a pleasure to be one of the stones in

our bridge, I hope you ‘ll walk on it for many times.

I hope that this work could reach and inspire at least one

teacher in the wide world.

Many thanks to everyone who made this story possible.




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