Project Proposal of Extreme Society

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St. Therese of the Child Jesus Academy22 Adante St., Tañong, Malabon City

GRADE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

Extreme Society

PROPOSED PROJECT

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PROJECT “EXTREME MEET AND GREET

RATIONALE

Discover students who has potentials needed to suit in a

sport club.

Give opportunity for the students to hone not just their

athleticism but also their leadership abilities. Incorporate good governance and ethical standards for the

incoming club activities.

Make the students be aware of the different rules and

regulations, safety precautions of the incoming activities,

the do’s and don’ts.

OBJECTIVE/

S

Come up with 30-40 members only.

Election of the EXSO officers.

Orientation of the Extreme Society will be held

SCHEDULE

DATE ACTIVITY

June 7, 2013 Registration

Spotlight (Try-out)

July 05, 2013

1:00 – 3:00

3:00 – 4:00

4:00 – 5:00

Orientation

Election

Formation of Teams

RESOURCES

ACTIVITY

RESOURCES

HUMAN MATERIALS BUDGET

Registratio

n

Moderator

Students

Registration

form

Php

50.00

to be

paid by





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the

student

s

Spotlight

(Try-out)

Moderator

Students

Court

Basketball Volleyball

Whistle

Orientation Moderator

Club

members

Whiteboard

Whiteboard

marker

n/a

Election of

Officers

Moderator

Club

members

Whiteboard

Whiteboard

marker

n/a

Formation

of team

Moderator

Club

members

Whiteboard

Whiteboard

marker

n/a

GUIDELINES

Registration

The students will choose the club that caught their interest.

All fourth, fifth, and sixth-grade students (Intermediate

level) will be allowed to join the Extreme Society (EXSO).

Accommodated students will all proceed to the try-out

level. If they fail to pass the try-out level, they may go to

their second or third club they have chosen.

Spotlight (Try-out)

Try-outs will be held at the gym and the students who will

demonstrate the best skills, game knowledge, and





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teamwork will be selected for the extreme society.

Students will be evaluated subjectively according to Sport

specific skills, Athletic abilities, and Attitude

The number of students selected for the

club will be determined by the size ofthe facility (30-40)

The club moderator will seek to find a

natural cut-off point based on the

abilities of the players.

The club moderator will post a list of

students who passed the try-out.

Coaches must consider time, space, facilities, equipment,

and other factors that will place limitations on the most

effective squad size for any particular sport.

Orientation

1. The students will undergo orientation of the club will be

discussed to the new members of EXSO.

2. The club moderator will discuss the rules and regulations of

the club, safety precautions of the incoming activities, the

do’s and don’ts.

3. Club uniform and Logo will be presented. (decision for the

club uniform will be discussed)

Election of Officers





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1. The members will elect the club officers.

Formation of Teams

1. The members will form their teams. Number of team and

team members will depend to the number of students who

qualified to be an EXSO.

2. The club moderator will be the one to decide what team

they belong.

Ms. Claudine R. Supnet

CLUB MODERATOR





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PROJECT Sport-to-inspire (Health Awareness)

RATIONALE Improve the well-being of students by increasing their

access to and involvement to different development

activities.

Promote healthy lifestyle among the student

Appreciate the skill that God has given them

Promote Camaraderie

Boost the student’s confidence

OBJECTIVE/S Understand the benefits of physical activity and health

to personal fitness

Know and understand pertinent, scientifically-based

information regarding physical activity and weightcontrol

Understand how proper nutrition enhances a healthy

lifestyle

SCHEDULE DATE ACTIVITY

August 02, 2013

1:00- 1:30 Film viewing (nick vujicic)

1:30 – 2:30 Health and Physical Fitness

Activity2:30 – 3:00 Introduction of different

activities they might try (e.g.

yoga)

3:00 – 4:00 Group presentation

4:00 – 5:00 Formulate their own fitness





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program

RESOURCES HUMAN Club Moderator; Club

members

MATERIALS DLP

BUDGETGuidelines Proper Attire

Jersey Uniform

Rubber shoes

Slippers are not allowed

After the club and before the club, the only allowed t-

shirt they are allowed to wear is their club uniform and

their STCJA uniform

Film Viewing

A video clip of Nick Vujicic’s inspirational talk

Health and Physical Fitness Activity

Life of being an athlete (Do’s and Don’ts’s)

Introduction of different activities

Other options they may like aside from basketball and

Volleyball

Group presentation

It is a role playing on how will they put into practice

Good lifestyle

Formulate their own fitness program

It is a reflection activity that will evaluate their deep

knowledge the importance of having a Good lifestyle

and how will they put it into practice

Each student will be given a chance to utter their





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reflection

Ms Claudine R Supnet

CLUB MODERATOR





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PROJECT “Sportivation”(Mini-Intrams)

RATIONALE Demonstrate basic techniques, correct strokes, proper

footwork, smash, block combinations, basic grip,

shooting, passing, dribbling, tossing, and blocking.

Improve fine motor and gross motor skills Accumulate the value of teamwork

Understand scoring and tournament play

OBJECTIVE/S Demonstrate basic techniques for playing Basketball,

Volleyball, and Badminton

Understand strategies for Basketball, Volleyball, and

Badminton


September 06, 2013 Video Clip (Michael Jordan)

Introduction of activities

Stretching

Training

Team planning

RESOURCES HUMAN Club Moderator

Club Members

MATERIALS Basketball;

Volleyball;

Court;

DLP

Budget

Guidelines Proper Attire

Jersey Uniform

Rubber shoes







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PROJECT Cont. Sportivation

RATIONALE Demonstrate the proper grip for forehand and

backswings, proper footwork

Demonstrate the significance of keeping the ball inside

the boundaries Demonstrate service toss and proper service motion

Demonstrates proper etiquette and sportsmanship

OBJECTIVE/S Acquire basic skills of basketball, volleyball, and

badminton

Develop potentiality of athleticism

Promote sportsmanship among students


September 4, 2013

1:00 – 1:30 Stretching

1:30 – 2:00 Warm-up

2:00 – 3:30 1st Game (basketball,

Volleyball)

3:30 – 5:00 2nd Game (basketball,

Volleyball)


Club MembersMATERIALS Basketball;

Volleyball;

Volleyball Net

Court

Whistle





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timer

BUDGET

Guidelines Proper Attire

Jersey Uniform

Rubber shoes Slippers are not allowed

After the club and before the club, the only allowed t-

shirt they are allowed to wear is their club uniform and

their STCJA uniform

1st Game

They will only have 3 on 3 for basketball and each


CLUB MODERATOR/ADVISER





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PROJECT Cont. Sportivation







badminton




October 4, 2013 Stretching

Warm-up

3rd Game (basketball,

Volleyball, Badminton)

4th Game (basketball,

Volleyball, Badminton)


Club Member


Volleyball;

Court;

DLP

BUDGET





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PROJECT Sportivation 2013 Championship







badminton




November 8, 2013 Stretching

Warm-up

Championship Game

(basketball, Volleyball,

Badminton)

Showcase of Talent Dance

Sport

Awarding


Club Member


Volleyball;

Badminton Racket;

Shuttlecock;

Court;





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DLP

Medals

Trophy

BUDGET


CLUB MODERATOR





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PROJECT Holistic Training

RATIONALE Understands proper exercise equipment

Understand safety precautions

Analyze effectiveness of personal fitness plan

Understand individual differences in developing a planOBJECTIVE/S Understand the principles of training and exercise

Design a fitness plan to compensate for weakness

Apply the principle of flexibility, coordination, and

muscular strength


December 6, 2013 Stretching

Warm-up

Session Introduction

Skill and fitness training

Team Activity (skill and

fitness activities)

RESOURCES HUMAN Club moderator

Club members


Volleyball;

BUDGET







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PROJECT “Palarong Pinoy”

RATIONALE Promote physical (exercise), social (camaraderie), and

emotional (fun & shapes character) activities through

outdoor activities

Social Development thru interaction with otherchildren or adults

Emotional & Physical development

Creativity by stimulating a child’s imagination and

cognitive skills

Development of fine and gross motor skills

Problem solving skills

Eye-hand coordination

Instill patriotism and love of things that are Filipino

OBJECTIVE/S

Mobilize active participation of the students in the

Filipino traditional Activities

Instill fundamental values among the new generation

of youth

Provide children activities that are easy to play, using

materials that are easy to produce.

Promote healthy lifestyle and active outdoor play

among children


January 10, 2013 Introduction of games

Stretching

Sack race

Patintero

Obstacle Run





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Luksong Lubid

Karera sa Bao

Pinoy henyo

Awarding

RESOURCES HUMAN Club ModeratorClub Members

MATERIALS

BUDGET


CLUB MODERATOR/ADVISER (Signature over printed name)

PROJECT “Amazing Race” (Measuring Fitness Level) RATIONALE Understand physical obesity and activity trends

Understand how physical activity affects health

Understands health risk factor of inactivity

Understand the benefits of physical activity

Explain the relationship between wellness and

personal fitness

Understand goal setting techniques and develop action

plan

OBJECTIVE/S Understand the benefits of physical activity and health

and health to personal fitness

Develop personal fitness plan

Develop teamwork






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10, 2013 Stretching

Warm-up

Fitness Test

Skills Test

Team ActivityRESOURCES HUMAN Club Moderator

Club Members

Materials Court

Basketball;

Volleyball;

Budget


CLUB MODERATOR





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PROJECT Preparation for Sportsfest

RATIONALE

OBJECTIVE/S


Discussion of SportsfestEvent components

Assigning of Task

Team Activity


Club Member

MATERIALS Court

Basketball;

Volleyball;

BUDGET


CLUB MODERATOR





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PROJECT Sportsfest 2013

OBJECTIVE/S



Club Member

MATERIALS Court

Basketball;

Volleyball;

BUDGET


CLUB MODERATOR





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I. Philosophy and Objectives

Extreme Society welcomes any eligible student who chooses

to try-out for the club. This club involves multiple extreme

sports (Basketball, Volleyball, and Badminton). To ensure

the safety and health of numerous members they must have

the permission of their parents to join the club.

The policy objectives are as follows:

II. Tryouts

F. Each try-out participant must have proof of medical

clearance on file in the School’s clinic and the permission

signed by their parents stating that they are allowed to do

extreme sports during club activity day.

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