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1. Topic-
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| How to Tie a Bowline and Other Knots |
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2. Content-
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| Provided information to help the class learn how to tie knots out
of rope. Also to provide background information |
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3. Goals: Aims/Outcomes-
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1.History of Knots
2.How to tie a bowline
3.How to tie other types of knots |
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4. Objectives-
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1.That everyone would of learned something new that they had never
known
2.To be able to tie a bowline if needed for something
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5. Materials and Aids-
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-Pieces of rope of every person in the class
-slide show of how to tie knots |
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6. Procedures/Methods-
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A. Introduction-
Hook: Show comic strip on slide, and then play the game.
History: Give a bit of the history of the knots.
In the 1980's, biologists and chemists studying genetics found that
DNA can sometimes become tangled. Experiments suggested that how a
DNA strand knots might have an impact on the properties of the resulting
strand after replication.
The GRANNY Knot is the most common but probably the hardest to untie.
DID YOU KNOW?? The knot tied in your shoe is called the BOW KNOT.
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B. Development-
Learning How To Tie a Bowline
This knot can be used for mechanical advantage, also for putting a
temporary eye in a line.
Show Video
Explanation:
Step One: Begin by forming a little loop (the rabbit hole) by crossing
the line over itself as shown here.
Step Two: Bring the End Up Through the Small Loop
Step Three:Bring the End Under the Standing Line
Step Four:Bring the End Back Over the Standing Line
Step Five:Bring the End Back Through the Small Loop
Step Six:Pull the Knot Tight
(Demonstration of this can happen to help explain.) |
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