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PE: Gymnastics: 9 of 9                                                                                         Religious Studies: 1 of 2



 Learning   Details  Hands  Context                           Context                                             Beliefs and Practices
 Outcomes  In this unit we are going to explore the           2. Cosmological theory:                             3. Moral argument:  It is argued that we all have
 Demonstrate   - Group Balances: - Symmetrical Balances: Balances where the
 Head  basic   body positions are mirrored on both sides. - Asymmetrical   philosophical beliefs behind Christianity and   This is the theory that the universe is too   a conscience and a sense of wrong since we all
 Explain the basic   - No running or rough play in the gym. - Always listen to the teacher's   gymnastic   Balances: Balances where the body positions are different on   the arguments for the existence of God and   complex to have come about for no reason   come from a single source.  That source that
 rules and   instructions. - Use mats and equipment safely. - Always warm up before   techniques   each side. - Assisted Flight Movements: - One partner supports   arguments against the existence of God.   without an intelligent designer.  The argument is  gave us a conscience and a sense of morality
 regulations of   starting exercises. - Perform each skill under supervision. - Ensure the area is   such as   the other in jumps or lifts. - Passive Flight Movements: - One   We also explore the arguments that accompany  that God designed it for a purpose and put   must be a divine being who designed and
 gymnastics.  clear of obstacles.  balance,   partner moves the other without active jumping.  the idea of God by considering how the universe  humans on it to take care of it.    created us as human beings.  These central
 rotation, and
 Describe strategies  - Plan your movements in advance. - Link different skills smoothly. - Include   came into existence.  This will explore the   Some Christians add the stories of creation as   characteristics of morality, conscience and free
 and tactics used in   a variety of movements (balances, rolls, jumps). - Focus on control and   jumping.  creation stories, the Big Bang theory and the   found in Genesis ½ about Adam and Eve as the   will reflect the fact that we are all connected
 gymnastics   precision. - Maintain body tension and good posture. - Practice regularly to   Link different   - Transitions: - Move smoothly between group skills. - Practice
 sequences.  improve fluency.  theory of evolution and the associated people   first people on earth.             with each other from a common source that
 movements   connecting different balances and flight movements. -   who propagated these theories and stories.   Literal interpretation: Some will agree with the   inbuilt these faculties in each of us.  We do not
 Identify the   - Warm-Ups: - Increases heart rate and blood flow to muscles. - Reduces   smoothly in a   Sequence Creation: - Plan sequences that flow naturally. -
 importance of   risk of injury. - Prepares body for physical activity. - Components of Warm-  sequence.  Include a variety of skills for interest.  1.Teleological theory: the theory by William   Bible stories on creation and argue that God   need to be taught a sense of wrong and right,
 warm-ups, cool-  Up: - Pulse raiser (e.g., jogging). - Dynamic stretches (e.g., leg swings). -   Paley that the universe is too organised to have   must have created in 6 literal days.  These   we have them inbuilt in each of us since God
 downs, and   Sport-specific drills (e.g., basic balances). - Cool-Downs: - Gradually lowers   Demonstrate   - Handstands: - Practice against a wall for support. - Focus on   come about by accident.  This theory argues   Christians do not accept the presence of fossils  put them there.
 hydration.  heart rate. - Reduces muscle stiffness. - Includes static stretches.  weight-bearing   maintaining body tension and control. - Holding Positions: -
 on different   Hold balances for at least four seconds. - Show control and   that just like a watch is complex and intricate   as evidence of the passage of time since the   Arguments against the existence of God.  There
 body parts.  stillness.  after an intelligent designer has designed and   universe would not have existed that long if the   is too much suffering in the world for there to be
 Heart    created it, so the universe in all its complexity   creation took six literal days.                     a God.  Using Epicurus, the philosopher, the
 Create and   - Creating Sequences: - Include at least five group movements
 Show confidence  - Try new skills and techniques. - Practice regularly to build   perform a   and linked movements. - Use creativity in designing your   must have an intelligent designer behind it all.    Liberal interpretation: These Christians argue   argument is this:
 in participating in  confidence. - Celebrate small achievements. - Start with simpler   sequence   sequence. - Performance Tips: - Practice regularly to improve   It is too complex to have come about on its own  that God must have created in 6 symbolic   “Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able?
 new gymnastic   skills and gradually progress. - Use positive self-talk. - Seek feedback   involving at   fluidity. - Perform with confidence and control.  or through some accidental explosion without   periods instead of days.  A period might be   Then he is not omnipotent (all powerful).
 activities.  and support from peers and teachers.  least five group   the presence of a divine being.  For Christians,   millions or billions of years long.    Is he able, but not willing?  Then he is
 movements.
 Express interest   - Learn about different types of gymnastics (artistic, rhythmic,   they divine being must be God, an intelligent   This gives them the freedom to combine   malevolent (not wanting to help, hateful).
 in exploring   acrobatic). - Watch gymnastic performances for inspiration. - Try   Reflect on   - Self-Assessment: - Reflect on your performance. - Identify   designer who is behind it all.  scientific idea and religious ideas of a divine   Is he both able and willing? Then where does
 different sports   different apparatus and movements. - Participate actively in all   performance   areas for improvement. - Peer Feedback: - Provide constructive   Questions:  How can an all intelligent, all   being.  They accept the presence of fossils that   evil come from?
 and activities.  activities. - Show enthusiasm and willingness to learn. - Support and   and identify   feedback to peers. - Use feedback to enhance your skills.  powerful and all loving being let us suffer and   are billions of years old as evidence that time   Is he neither able nor willing?  Then why call him
 encourage classmates.  areas for
 improvement.  experience pain like an absent landlord?       must have been there for such to happen.            God?
 Participate   - Smile and show enthusiasm. - Maintain eye contact during   Did God go away and leave us alone or is he still  This means that we should be good stewards
 actively with   performances. - Use open and confident postures. - Share your   involved and interested in our affairs in this   who are entrusted the universe to manage and   Suffering: Do we have to suffer?  Job is the
 positive body   enjoyment with others. - Give and receive positive feedback. -   world?  This is one argument about the   look after.  faithful man who suffers in the Bible and still
 language and   Discuss what you enjoy about gymnastics.
 verbal   existence of the universe.                          Stewardship is our contribution towards             remains faithful to God.
 expressions of                                               managing the resources of the universe with an      Can we learn anything from suffering?
 enjoyment.                                                   understanding that we have been loaned these
                                                              assets for us to look after on behalf of the future
                                                              generations.
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