How to Dress for the Outdoors
Objective:
- Students will be able to layer clothing to provide maximum protection against various weather conditions.
Lesson:
- Introduce Basics of Layering
Ask students why we layer and how it is effective
1 minute - Introduce 3 Different Layering Levels
Base layer, mid layer, outer layer
Ask students for examples of each and of what would make a bad layer for that level
4 minutes - Go into specifics of outer different outer layers
Wind resistance, waterproofing, insulated, rain wear
Show examples – rain jacket, windproof jacket
Ask questions that illustrate students' learning
3 Minutes - Activity
Spill clothes on the ground and ask participants to develop an effective layering system from the provided clothing.
Alternative:
Split group into pairs and have one develop a good layering system and the other develop a poor layering system then justify their choices to the group – more individual learning
2 minutes
Total = 10 minutes
Equipment:
- Varying types of clothing
- Under armor/Adidas base layer
- Fleece
- Rain jacket
- Wind proof jacket
- Cotton shirts
- Cotton sweat pants
- Wind/water resistant pants
Safety:
- There should not be a concern with safety as most of the session is instruction through me and then a small activity from what was learned.
The session does not involve any vigorous physical activity.
Conclusion:
- The activity at the end of the lesson will allow for the participants to demonstrate that they have in fact learned the basics to layering.
Allowing the participants to develop a layering system will reinforce what they have learned.
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