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    Lesson Plan For Volleyball

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    Lesson: Volleyball Skill Description: The motor skill involves two teams hitting a volleyball back and forth over a net without letting the ball hit the floor. Which ever team lets the ball hit the floor loses the point. Games are to 25 points, and only three touches on the ball are allowed per side before it has to be sent over the net. This game is worthy of teaching fourth graders because it teaches them about teamwork, quick thinking, communication, cooperation, etc. Teamwork and…

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    Bam homerun, the crowd goes wild. One day my family and I bought tickets for a baseball game it was at Dodger stadium. It was the Cubs Vs Dodgers and my dad’s favorite team is the cubs so we decided to surprise him with the tickets. He got excited and as the days past by before you knew it we were off to the game. So then we were ready to go to the game we drove to dodger stadium. We were still driving to dodger stadium we finally got there it took us like an hour to get there. We gave the…

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    all my injuries happened on my right side of my body. Well let me explain how I got them three injuries. Well, I have played baseball from Tee-ball from Babe Ruth so injuries are not expected to happen but the do. So in the fifth grade I had gotten my first injury. It was the second game, and I was up at bat. Ready to knock ball over the fence. The pitcher throw a late breaking curveball. So I decide to…

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    chance of hitting the ball over any fence. Doing anaerobic exercises and lifting weights, over time I will increase my muscular strength and strength to hit the ball over the fence. Reaction time is the time between you senses recognizing a stimulus and your body moving in response. I need to have a better reaction time to meet my goal because my body needs to react fast enough to make good contact with the softball at the right time. Making good contact is the key to hitting the ball far and…

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    Wiffleball Narrative

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    ALDS game 4 CRACK! I just hit a wiffle ball all the way to my neighbors driveway. My friend Weston was running to get the ball I rounded 1rst I rounded 2nd I was on my way home the throw came to the catcher (Braden) he turned around to tag but I was already home! “Braden yelled out”,but our ump Cole yelled “safe”! Braden whined”come on man he was out by a mile”. But Cole yelled ”safe”! Then, my dad said”It’s time for lunch”. So I went inside and ate Pb&j my dad asked me”do you want to go to…

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    the couch and rested for around two hours. I got up and told myself I didn’t want to be lazy the rest of that Sunday. I got up off my lazy butt and went upstairs to ask my sister if she wanted to play some wiffle ball over at the park. She said yes mostly because we had gotten new wiffle ball equipment as an early birthday present for both of us (Her birthday is the day after mine). We walked over to the park and played a lefty hitting one on one game. She took the led 4-0, and I couldn’t score.…

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    My Wiffle Ball Game

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    Our daily wiffle ball game was about to start. There was a wiffle ball game every evening behind the apartment complex I lived in. The game was played in a luscious green grass field with a monstrous hill in left field. The usual squad was myself, Ricky, Justin, Michael, Jonathon, Latrell, and occasionally Greg but his parents usually make him stay inside and play monopoly or some other dumb board game. Our teams were always different from the last game. This time I was teamed up with Ricky and…

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    get the actors used to the feel of the balls but also to even out the communication field. In this activity there was to be no talking or signing. As Britton says “the ‘real’ element of communication (the ball) is passed from one person to another” (p.330). I wish to take this communication and use it to break down the language barrier between the deaf and hearing actors. While talking about Stanislavski John Gillett (2007) discusses the importance of the ball game and passing energy. “[T]he…

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    The first tennis ball machine that is a possible purchasing item for AIM is the Lobster Elite Freedom Ball machine. According to TennisExpress.com, which is a website that is connected with a Houston, Texas based store that sells tennis ball machines, clothing, accessories, equipment, and other tennis related items. On the Tennis Express website, the company lists and compares their items to give their consumers as much information for an informed purchasing decision. On the website, Tennis…

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    The Bronsted-Lowry Theory

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    acidic or basic. Acidic, based on the Bronsted-Lowry Theory, is defined as a proton (H+) donor. An equation exemplifying an acid dissolving in water is: HCl (g) H2O H+ (aq) + Cl- (aq) A base, based on the Bronsted-Lowry Theory, is defined as a proton (H+) acceptor. An equation exemplifying a base dissolving in water: NaOH (s) H2O Na+ (aq) + OH- (aq) Molarity, also known as the concentration, is represented as moles of the measured substance divided by the volume in dm3. It is a…

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