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LESSON PLAN Lesson Title: march, wheel, halt and step short in quick time | Training Objective: | References: Manual of Land Warfare Part 3 Volume 3 Pam 1. | Stores/Aids: nil | Location: parade ground | Date/Time: week 9, 9th of September 2013 | Safety Precautions (if applicable): nil | Layout: cadets formed up in ranks | Dress: dpcu | Additional Points: - length of the pace when: * stepping out 80cm * stepping short 50cm * quick time 75cm | Introduction: | Preliminaries: during this period of instruction you will be taught how to, march, wheel, halt and step short in quick time, the reason you are taught this is so you can effectively perform the required drill movement when required. at the end of this lesson you will be able to : * march and halt in quick time * change direction (wheel) and change step in quick time * be able to step out and step short in quick time | Revision: revise cadets on previous drill lessons: * saa * sae * forming ranks * stand easy * right dress | Approach (Reason for learning): During this period, you will be taught how to march halt change direction and step short in quick time The reason you are taught this is so you can effectively and perfectly perform the required drill on parade and where needed. | Statement of Objective: at the end of this period, you will: * march and halt in quick time * change direction (wheel) and change step in quick time * be able to step out and step short in quick time | BODY | Stage | Teaching Points/Conduct | 12345 | marching and halting in quick time.-commander demonstrates what happens on the command quick march.the commander will then explain that you step of with your left foot and your right arm comes out parallel to the ground with no kinks in the elbow and the left arm goes out behind the body then so on with the right foot. every pace including the first is to 75 cm. the fists are to be clinched and straight with the thumb locked over the second joint of the finger.shoulders are to be square to the front.haltcommander demonstrates what happens on the command halt.he then explains that the command is given when the right foot hits the ground then a check pace is taken with the left foot (75cm) then the right foot will be brought 15 centre metres above the ground then at the same time your arms will cut down beside you and your right foot will smack down on the ground into the attention position.commander will then give the command “quick march then holt” change direction, wheel.Instructor explains that whether marching file, threes or sixes, the inner cadet is to wheel on the circumference of a circle with a radius of 60 centimetres and change direction through 90 degrees. The inner cadet is to use his peripheral vision and step short to the required pace and the outside cadet is to step out and stay in line with the ranks the left. Instructor explains that whether marching file, threes or sixes, the inner cadet is to wheel on the circumference of a circle with a radius of 60 centimetres and change direction through 90 degrees.Commander gives the command quick march then squad change direction right/left, right/left turn! change step, step short, step outInstructor demonstrates 'CHANGE - STEP'Instructor explains that this command 'CHANGE' is given as the left foot reaches the ground and 'STEP' as the right foot reaches the ground on successive movements. Complete a pace with the left foot. Bring the right