State Curriculum - Physical Education

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Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills. Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills. Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills. Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills. Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills. Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills. Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills. Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills. Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills. Standard 1.0 Skillfulness: Students will demonstrate the ability to enhance their performance of a variety of physical skills by developing fundamental movement skills, creating original skill combinations, combining skills effectively in skill themes, and applying skills.
A. Fundamental Movement A. Fundamental Movement A. Fundamental Movement A. Fundamental Movement A. Fundamental Movement A. Fundamental Movement A. Fundamental Movement A. Fundamental Movement A. Fundamental Movement A. Fundamental Movement
1. Show fundamental movement skills.
1. Show fundamental movement skills.
1. Show fundamental movement skills.
1. Show fundamental movement skills.
1. Demonstrate and apply fundamental movement skills in an authentic situation.
1. Demonstrate and apply fundamental movement skills in an authentic situation.
1. Demonstrate and apply fundamental movement skills in an authentic situation.
1. Evaluate fundamental movement skills in a variety of physical education activities.
1. Evaluate fundamental movement skills in a variety of physical education activities.
1. Evaluate fundamental movement skills in a variety of physical education activities.
a. Demonstrate locomotor skills including walking, jogging, running, galloping, hopping, and jumping.
a. Demonstrate locomotor skills including walking, jogging, running, galloping, hopping, and jumping.
a. Demonstrate locomotor skills including walking, jogging, running, galloping, jumping, sliding, hopping, skipping, and leaping.
a. Show proficiency in all locomotor skills.
a. Show non-locomotor and locomotor skills in complex movement patterns including the elements of speed, pathways, directionality, levels, and space.
a. Use non-locomotor and locomotor skills while varying movement conditions such as: speed, force, pathways, directions, levels, and space in authentic situations such as: fitness, adventure and cooperative games, rhythms and dance, tumbling and gymnastics, recreational games, individual and team sports.
a. Classify and show the fundamental movement skills needed in a variety of physical activities such as: fitness, adventure and cooperative games, rhythms and dance, tumbling and gymnastics, recreational games, individual and team sports.
a. Compare fundamental movement skills that will enhance skill themes in physical activities such as: fitness, adventure and cooperative games, rhythms and dance, tumbling and gymnastics, recreational games, individual and team sports.
a. Assess personal fundamental movement skills, skill combinations, and skill themes in a variety of small group physical activity settings such as: fitness, adventure and cooperative games, rhythms and dance, tumbling and gymnastics, recreational games, individual and team sports.
a. Assess a peer for fundamental movement skills, skill combinations, and skill themes in a variety of small and large group physical activity settings such as: fitness, adventure and cooperative games, rhythms and dance, tumbling and gymnastics, recreational games, individual and team sports.
b. Use general spatial awareness and self-space awareness in physical activity.
b. Use general spatial awareness and self-space awareness in physical activity.
b. Exhibit general spatial awareness and self-space awareness, using a variety of directions, levels, and pathways.
b. Exhibit general spatial awareness and self-space awareness using various directions, levels, and pathways while performing different locomotor skills.
b. Identify and use fundamental movement skills such as: throwing, catching, kicking, and striking in a game or an activity.
         
c. Demonstrate non-locomotor skills of bending and stretching.
c. Demonstrate non-locomotor skills of bending, pulling, stretching, twisting, turning, pushing, and swinging.
c. Demonstrate the combination of non-locomotor and locomotor skills in coordinated movement patterns.
c. Demonstrate and combine non-locomotor and locomotor skills in physical activity settings.
c. Identify and show activities that enhance the skill-related fitness components: power, speed, reaction time, agility, balance, and coordination.
         
  d. Demonstrate a variety of locomotor skills using various speeds.
d. Demonstrate proper techniques of take-offs and landings.
d. Demonstrate the fundamental movement skills such as: throwing, catching, kicking, and striking.
           
    e. Identify and perform movement skills of chasing and fleeing.
e. Demonstrate evasion skills of chasing, fleeing, and dodging in a variety of physical activities.
           
B. Creative Movement B. Creative Movement B. Creative Movement B. Creative Movement B. Creative Movement B. Creative Movement B. Creative Movement B. Creative Movement B. Creative Movement B. Creative Movement
1. Show creative movement.
1. Show creative movement.
1. Show creative movement.
1. Show creative movement.
1. Demonstrate creative movement skills
1. Demonstrate creative movement skills.
1. Demonstrate creative movement skills.
1. Evaluate creative skill combinations in a variety of physical activities.
1. Evaluate creative skill combinations in a variety of physical activities.
1. Evaluate creative skill combinations in a variety of physical activities.
a. Identify different body parts and demonstrate a variety of ways they can move.
a. Identify different body parts and demonstrate a variety of ways they can move.
a. Perform a variety of movements using the body to interpret a poem, story, or song.
a. Display a smooth transition between locomotor and non-locomotor skills in time to music.
a. Use an individual movement sequence to exhibit emotions, expressions and feelings using implements such as: wands, hoops, balls, rhythm sticks, jump bands, and tinikling sticks.
a. Perform creative movements in an individual/partner sequence with or without the use of implements.
a. Perform a creative individual/partner/group movement sequence using a movement theme, music, or other rhythmic accompaniment.
a. Compare and contrast two creative movement patterns for common themes such as: self expression, rhythmical interpretation, form, or style.
a. Assess an individual/partner performance sequence that exhibits quality movement based on common themes such as: self expression, rhythmical interpretation, form, or style.
a. Justify a personal opinion for an individual or partner performance sequence that exhibits quality movement based on common themes such as: self expression, rhythmical interpretation, form, or style.
b. Demonstrate spatial concepts of big, small, tall, and short in a variety of movement patterns.
b. Demonstrate spatial concepts of big, small, tall, and short in a variety of movement patterns.
b. Move the body symmetrically and asymmetrically while maintaining balance in a stationary position.
b. Perform a variety of movements using the body and implements to interpret a given situation, such as: a poem, story, or song.
           
  c. Use the body to show a variety of different shapes such as: curved, narrow, and wide.
  c. Move the body symmetrically and asymmetrically while traveling in general space.
           
C. Skill Themes C. Skill Themes C. Skill Themes C. Skill Themes C. Skill Themes C. Skill Themes C. Skill Themes C. Skill Themes C. Skill Themes C. Skill Themes
1. Show skill themes.
1. Show skill themes.
1. Show skill themes.
1. Show skill themes.
1. Demonstrate skill themes.
1. Apply skill themes.
1. Apply skill themes.
1. Analyze strategies to solve tactical game problems.
1. Analyze strategies to solve tactical game problems.
1. Analyze strategies to solve tactical game problems.
a. Demonstrate rolling a ball at an object.
a. Demonstrate rolling a ball at an object.
a. Demonstrate catching a self-tossed lightweight object such as: a scarf or a balloon.
a. Demonstrate catching an overhand thrown object while stationary.
a. Use individual skill themes while moving by including throwing, catching, and striking in group games or activities.
a. Demonstrate and combine skill themes in physical activity including throwing, catching, and striking with control in an authentic setting.
a. Demonstrate skill themes including basic offensive and defensive strategies such as: creating space on offense and preventing scoring on defense in games and activities.
a. Organize physical activities into the four basic categories of tactical games (net/wall, invasion, striking/fielding, and target).
a. Organize and choose different concepts/ strategies for each tactical game category (net/wall, invasion, striking/fielding, and target).
a. Investigate and use different concepts/strategies for each tactical game category (net/wall, invasion, striking/fielding, and target) such as: scoring and preventing scoring.
b. Demonstrate throwing a ball.
b. Demonstrate striking a lightweight object with different body parts.
b. Use and demonstrate opposition with hand/foot when using underhand tosses and overhand throws.
b. Use and demonstrate opposition and shoulder rotation when throwing overhand.
b. Show a mature pattern when catching and throwing.
b. Demonstrate a self-designed tumbling sequence that includes three skills.
b. Demonstrate a self-designed tumbling sequence that includes a beginning and ending shape, and skills for rolling, transfer of weight, and balance.
b. Categorize movement concepts and strategies used in each game category such as: on-the-ball skills and off-the-ball movements.
b. Investigate the importance of utilizing offensive and defensive strategies in game category in relationship to scoring and preventing scoring.
b. Compare and choose movement strategies that add to student success during participation in net/wall, invasion, striking/fielding, and target activities.
c. Demonstrate striking a lightweight object with different body parts.
c. Demonstrate catching a self-bounced ball.
c. Demonstrate striking objects with various body parts and short handled implements.
c. Display transfer of weight when striking objects using various implements.
c. Use a tumbling sequence that includes balance, weight transfer, and various body shapes.
         
  d. Demonstrate throwing objects using an underhand and overhand throwing pattern.
d. Exhibit maintaining balance on a base of support while changing body shapes.
d. Display a tumbling sequence using balance, weight transfer, and rolling.
           
  e. Demonstrate balance on a variety of body parts.
e. Display transferring weight from feet to hand such as: a frog jump or cartwheel.
             
  f. Demonstrate transferring weight between different body parts.
f. Demonstrate a variety of tumbling experiences.
             
 

 

May 27, 2009