Taekwondo Year Plan for Classes 6-10 (June to March)
This year plan covers Taekwondo training for students in classes 6-10, focusing on progressive skill development from basics to advanced techniques. Sessions are assumed 3 times per week, totaling approximately 120 sessions over 10 months. Skills are divided monthly, building on fundamentals like stances, strikes, kicks, forms (poomsae), sparring, and self-defense.
| Month | Focus Areas/Skills | Number of Lessons | Objectives | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| June | Introduction to Taekwondo: Basic stances, etiquette, and warm-up routines | 12 | Build discipline and foundational posture | Oral quiz on rules; observation of stances |
| July | Basic blocks and punches | 12 | Develop defensive and offensive basics | Demonstration and partner drills |
| August | Basic kicks (front, roundhouse) | 12 | Improve leg strength and coordination | Kick accuracy test |
| September | Introduction to Poomsae (Form 1: Taegeuk Il Jang) | 12 | Learn sequences for memory and flow | Form performance evaluation |
| October | Advanced kicks (side, axe) | 12 | Enhance power and balance | Speed and height drills |
| November | Self-defense techniques | 12 | Apply skills in practical scenarios | Scenario-based assessment |
| December | Sparring basics and strategies | 12 | Build competitive awareness | Controlled sparring sessions |
| January | Poomsae Form 2: Taegeuk Ee Jang | 12 | Refine form execution | Graded performance |
| February | Combination techniques and endurance | 12 | Integrate all skills | Full routine demonstration |
| March | Review, advanced sparring, and belt testing prep | 12 | Consolidate learning for assessment | Final exam and belt test |
Lesson Plans
Below are 25 sample lesson plans covering key skills across the year. Each is structured with the specified columns and rows. For print, each lesson plan starts on a new page.