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1 Rules of Net Games By Ryan Poor NEXT

2 Which Applies To You? Teacher Student

3 Intended Audience 9th Grade Physical Education Class
Specifically targeted for students who do not know the rules for net games.

4 Learning Environment This lesson could be used individually….
During class time (on computers) Take home lesson This lesson could be used…. Pre-learning before starting a unit Study guide for a test or final exam

5 Objective By the end of this interactive lesson, students will be able to recall rules of Badminton, Volleyball, Tennis, and Ping Pong. After the lesson, students will be able to… -Achieve 100% on the quiz at the end -Apply rules to gameplay during PE Class -Remember the rules for future reference

6 Motivation In order to participate in Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball, and Ping Pong during PE Class, students must… Navigate through the learning module Pass the Assessment at the end

7 Main Menu Click On A Sport Take Quiz

8 Badminton Equipment Badminton Racket Shuttlecock (Birdie) Badminton Net

9 Badminton Gameplay Play each game to 21 points
Play best 2 out of 3 matches Use “Rally Scoring” (point on each serve)

10 Badminton Serving Rules
Must serve underhand below the waist Must serve crosscourt Must serve behind the service line

11 Badminton Serving Video

12 Badminton Types of Shots
Click to see a video of these 3 types of shots in Badminton. Overhead Clear Drop Shot Smash After you have watch the videos, click on NEXT NEXT

13 Badminton Overhead Clear Video

14 Badminton Drop Shot Video

15 Badminton Smash Video

16 Volleyball Equipment Volleyball Volleyball Net

17 Volleyball Gameplay Each game is played to 25 points
Win by 2 points Play best 2/3 or 3/5 games Rally Scoring (Point is scored on every serve) Each team gets 3 hits to get it over the net Overhand or Underhand serve

18 Volleyball Overhand Serve

19 Volleyball Serving Video

20 Volleyball Types of Hits
Click to see a video of the 3 different types of hits in volleyball. Bump Set Spike NEXT After you have watched the videos, click on NEXT

21 Volleyball Bump Video

22 Volleyball Set Video

23 Volleyball Spike Video

24 Tennis Equipment Tennis Racket----- Tennis Ball---------------
Tennis Net

25 Tennis Gameplay Scoring- Love, 15, 30, 45
Win By 2 (Advantage when up 1 in overtime) Server switches after every game Use backhand and forehand Does not need to bounce/can only bounce 1 time Line is in bounds Serve Overhand and crosscourt

26 Tennis Service Diagram

27 Tennis Service Video

28 Tennis Line Video

29 Ping Pong (Table Tennis) Equipment
Ping Pong Paddle----- Ping Pong Ball Ping Pong Table

30 Ping Pong (Table Tennis) Gameplay
First to 21 points Match is best 2/3 or 3/5 games Rally Scoring 2 chances to get a successful serve It has to hit your side of the table before you can hit it Can only hit your side of the table once

31 Ping Pong (Table Tennis) Service Video

32 Ping Pong (Table Tennis) Out of Bounds Point Video

33 Quiz Question 1 In badminton, a “match” consists of how many games? 1
2 3 4

34 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

35 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

36 Quiz Question 2 2) In Badminton, this hit is a hit that is lightly tapped over the net and lands softly just over the net in the opposite court. Rally Drop Clear Smash

37 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

38 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

39 Quiz Question 3 3) In Badminton, if the birdie lands on the line it is considered in bounds. True False

40 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

41 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

42 Quiz Question 4 4) How is a birdie served in badminton?
Below the waist behind the service line Below the waist in front of the service line Overhand behind the service line Overhand in front of the service line

43 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

44 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

45 Quiz Question 5 5) In volleyball, this is a hard hit aimed into the opponents’ court. Bump Set Pass Spike

46 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

47 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

48 Quiz Question 6 6) How many hits are allowed on each side of the net in volleyball? 1 2 3 4

49 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

50 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

51 Quiz Question 7 7) In Tennis, how many tries does the server get to make a good serve? 1 2 3 4

52 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

53 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

54 Quiz Question 8 8) In Tennis, the correct score order is…
Love, 1,2,3,4 Love 10,20,30 Love, 15, 30, 45 Love, 15, 30, 40

55 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

56 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

57 Quiz Question 9 9) In Tennis, if the ball lands on the line it is out.
True False

58 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

59 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

60 Quiz Question 10 10) In ping pong, how many times are you allowed to hit the net on a serve and redo the serve? 1 2 3

61 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

62 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

63 Quiz Question 11 11) True or False? In ping pong, the ball DOES NOT have to hit on your side of the table before you hit it. True False

64 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

65 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have answered this question correctly. Move on to the next question. Next Question

66 Quiz Question 12 12) In ping pong, how many points do you play to? 12
24 21 20

67 INCORRECT! I’m Sorry, but you answered the question wrong. Please try again! Back To Question

68 CORRECT! Congratulation! You have made it through the entire quiz. If you got every question correct, click NEXT. If not, click RETAKE QUIZ. Retake Quiz Next

69 CONGRATULATION on completing the rules for Net Games lesson
CONGRATULATION on completing the rules for Net Games lesson. You are now ready to play the games covered in this lesson. You may print this out for your records. Volleyball Badminton Tennis Ping Pong

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