Horseback Riding Lesson Plans

1. Introduction Lesson
Introduction to Survival Topic: Why do we need survival? Concept: So that we may survive unpredicted "survival situations". Skill: Knowledge of basic needs for traveling in the wilderness whether it is in a car, hiking, bicycling, horseback riding, etc. Objective: Students will be able to demonstrate their knowledge of basic materials needed when on these excursions. Lesson Activity: Provide the students with a brief introduction to the reasons behind survival situations. Discuss that they are basically not planned or predicted but accidents...

2. Moving with the Music Moving with the Music
...llections of traditional songs (recorded or with instrumental accompaniment) What to Do 1. Discuss with students the various modes of transportation that have been part of American history. On the chalkboard write students' suggestions in approximate chronological order; for example: sailing ships, horseback riding, coaches, railroads, and so forth. 2. Have students think about the rhythm of the various modes of transportation, asking such questions as these: Which might have the fastest tempo? Which would have a gentler rhythm? What kind of rhythm would you experience if you rode on a stagecoach? On a horse?...

3. Paws Club
...s are forms that are to be signed by the businesses, instructors, coaches and teachers that each activity applies which the student participated in. I ask for community volunteers for afterschool activities that have included: Karate, CPR Instructors, Dance, Gymnastics, Yoga, YMCA Fitness Trainers, Horseback riding, Army National Guard Climbing Wall, Golf, Tennis, Swimming, Skating, Running and Bowling. All the instructors volunteer their time and the students love it. The activities last 1-2 1/2 hours afterschool. It gives the students who are not involved in sports an opportunity to get involved in a fitness...

4. Girl Scout Troop 124, Bolivia N.C.
...Father's Day! Amanda and her partner finished second at the regional Technology Students Association competition. They were the youngest competitors and the only girls in the electrical applications division. They will be competing in the National competition in Tulsa, Ok. this summer. Amanda will horseback riding at Camp Pretty Pond this summer. Manatee will be lounging at the pool as usual. Odd will be working in the kitchen. Don't forget to pack the Tums! In July we'll be sailing at Camp Hardee! Birdwatching! Click bird for more info. Camp Pretty Pond 50th Anniversary: Sept. 11 Beach Sweep: Sept. 18 Carniv...

5. George Washington: A National Treasure
...N J E R P D N G N T P S U R V E Y O R P B H I E E V T G K R T Z E N E P K J W H M X G I U H X Z J N J F E I H C N I R E D N A M M O C T N Y C E X M O U N T V E R N O N T I L I C Q W E I X R Answer Sheet Hidden George Washington: Word Search Clues and Puzzle 1. VIRGINIA 2. FERRY FARM 3. SURVEYOR 4. HORSEBACK RIDING 5. WILLIAM LEE 6. PLANTER 7. RULES OF CIVILITY 8. MOUNT VERNON 9. MARTHA CUSTIS 10. AMERICAN REVOLUTION 11. COMMANDER IN CHIEF 12. TRENTON 13. VALLEY FORGE 14. PRESIDENT 15. THE JAY TREATY 16. POLITICAL PARTIES 17. TWO TERMS Membership Credits Press Copyright Privacy Policy This exhibition was made...

6. Learning About a Country while Chatting Online
...ASK: I wouldn't want to do that. MerleM: What do you like to do on the weekends?:-) TomczakRD: We like to go to the mountains to walk or stay home and garden. MerleM: That sounds like a lot of fun. Do you like to shop? TomczakRD: Kids like to play football (soccer!), baseball, tennis, go TomczakRD: horseback riding, skiing, snowboarding, in-line skating, and sailing on the lake (Lac Leman also known as Lake Geneva) NANCYRASK: I like to play those sports, too. TomczakRD: We enjoy going to the markets that take place weekly. We buy cheese and vegetables and other food and take photographs and make notes for writ...

7. Pressure, Force, Muscles and Massage
...la on roller skates, or an 800 lb. gorilla on identical roller skates? 6. You want to cross an ice-covered pond in wintertime. Why is the ice less likely to crack if you lie down and crawl, rather than walk across? 7. Discuss the respective advantages and disadvantages of boots, skis, snowshoes and riding horseback in crossing deep, soft snow. Discussion Questions Part 2: 1. Describe how the masseuse was able to increase the pressure being applied to your arm. 2. Describe why the pressure seemed to increase (sensed by the massagee) even though the pressure being applied by the masseuse was constant. 3. How mig...

8. In the Mix - Lesson Plan: "You Be The Coach"
...should write the list on the chalk or message board. The list may include: baseball, football, soccer, fishing, wrestling, ice skating, in-line skating, skateboarding, softball, swimming, running, aerobics, dancing, cheerleading, walking, golf, bowling, basketball, tennis, rugby, Lacrosse, hockey, horseback riding, track & field, gymnastics, windsurfing, weightlifting, volleyball, water or snow skiing, jumping rope, among others. 2. Instruct the students to view the video and note the variety of sports discussed. Ask them to listen for reasons why sports, athletics or physical activities should be an importan...

9. The Royal Art of Benin
...ues in Benin. Craftspeople could make brass for no one but the oba. If they did, they could be put to death. That's how serious a business this was to the king of Benin. 2. Let's Look at the Art: People and Animal Plaques Visual People Plaques Arts Have the students look at the plaque of the oba on horseback at the State Museum of Berlin, a link available from the EDSITEment-reviewed resource Goethe Institute. (Click on the magnifier to make the image bigger.) Ask the students to describe what they see. Two attendants use their shields to shade the king, who rides sidesaddle on his horse, a manner of riding re...

10. In the Mix - Lesson Plan: "Sports Screeners"
...vies and/or television programs. (Sports and physical activity may include: baseball, football, soccer, fishing, wrestling, ice skating, in-line skating, skateboarding, softball, swimming, running, aerobics, dancing, cheerleading, walking, golf, bowling, basketball, tennis, rugby, lacrosse, hockey, horseback riding, track and field, gymnastics, windsurfing, weightlifting, volleyball, water or snow skiing, and jumping rope, among others. Sports-specific, news or cartoon programs or movies should be excluded from this review.) + To review a television program or movie to determine the types and level of physical...