1. General Info

    Name of each activity:

    Balloon Frantic

    Balloon Pop

    Balloon Blow

    Balloon Finger Balance

  2. Warm UP

    ·          Warm Up Activity Balloon Frantic

                    Begin with two to three inflated balloons per person and a stopwatch.  Each person has a balloon, with the rest in a nearby pile.  Everyone begins bouncing their balloons in the air.  Every five seconds, another balloon is added.  See how long the group can keep the balloons bouncing before receiving six penalties.  A penalty is announced loudly (to create stress!) by the leader when a balloon hits the floor, or once on the floor, if is not got back into play within five seconds.  The leader keeps a cumulative score by shouting out “one”, “two”, etc.  When the leader gets to “six”, time is stopped.  After some discussion, the group tries to better its record with another attempt.

    Get everyones heart rates up

  3. Locomotor Skills

    ·          Learn to pay attention to detail

    ·          Learn to use hand-eye coordination

    ·          Learn to use a team

    ·          React Fast

    ·          Control breathing

    ·          Get heart rate up

    ·          Listen to Instructions properly

    ·          Have fun

    Be enthusiastic

  4. Overview and Purpose

    ·          Hand-eye coordination

    ·          Names

    ·          Team Work

    ·          Keep Students Attention

    ·          Keep heart rate up

    Good for focus, concentration and physical movement

  5. History of Ballons

    Balloons - in one form or another - have fascinated human beings for centuries In the mid-1800s Michael Faraday invented the modern balloon.  However, it wasn’t until 1931 that there was mass production of modern-day blow-up-by-yourself colored latex balloons. 

     

  6. Artifact #5

    Bereavment/Conflict

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkG37rzBc44&feature=related

    Focus Question: What are coping strategies to implement to  manage emotional stress at your time of grief?

    Summary: Revenge is ABC’s latest TV show about a young women seeking revenge to the people who betrayed her father. Emily was sent away from her father and once she was free to see him he died while waiting for his case to close.

    Reaction/Connection/Analysis: Emily Thorne, the protagonist of the TV show Revenge has a lot of anger towards the people that framed her father. As a result  Emily has moved to the Hamptons in attempt to ruin each persons life one by one that is responsible for her fathers framing.

     Emily needs to move on or put the past on her “back burner” because in order for these people to receive the karma they deserve Emily does illegal things that can negatively impact her and leave her to rot in jail just like her father.

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