K 8 th Scope of Curriculum Activity Themes Physical Education

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FITNESS COMPONENTS Aerobic Capacity Throwing and Catching K 8 th Scope of Curriculum Activity Themes Physical Education GAME PLAY/SKILL THEME ACTIVITIES Manipulative Non Locomotor Locomotor Kicking and Punting High Ropes Course Tumbling Recess Expectations TEAM BUILDING/ COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT Pacer Fitness Test Football Soccer Dance Dance High Ropes Course/Climbing Wall Heart Rate Monitors Handball Football Muscular Strength, Endurance and Flexibility Basketball Jumping and Landing and Balancing Track and Field Events Team Building Challenges Striking with Implements Jump Rope Walking Creative Games Pushup Test Juggling Badminton Track and Field Events Speed and Agility Create a Dance Sit Up Test Bowling Pickleball Climbing Wall Team Tumbling Routines Flexed Arm Hang Test Tchoukball Speedminton Obstacle Course & Playground Sit and Reach Test Frisbee Table Tennis Lifetime Fitness Softball Floor Hockey Yoga Field Events Lacrosse Martial Arts Karate Kin Ball Softball Ballroom Dance Kan Jam Rugby Ultimate Frisbee Ultimate Ball Spike Ball Bouncing and Volleying Basketball Volleyball

Health 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade Injury Prevention 5 Components of Fitness Disease & Disease Prevention Concussions Target Heart Rate Healthy and Unhealthy Lifestyles Sun Safety Six Essential Nutrients First Aid MyPlate Sports Nutrition Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) Food Labels Fitness/Nutrition Log Current Issues in Health Self Esteem Obesity Eating Disorders Stress Healthy/Unhealthy Relationships Signs of Suicide Relaxation Techniques Depression Mental Health Awareness Bullying Tobacco and Marijuana Alcohol and Substance Abuse Introduction to Legal/Illegal Drugs Health PSA

Manipulative Skill Themes and Sequences Throwing Skill Categories Overhand Throw 1. Side to target. 2. Arm way back above shoulder. 4. Follow through to target. Underhand Throw 1. Face target. 2. Arm way back below seat. 4. Follow through to target. Sidearm Throw 1. Side to target. 2. Arm way back behind seat. 4. Follow through to target. Frisbee Throw 1. Side to target. 2. Arm way across body. 3. Step with same foot. 4. Follow through to target. Two hand chest pass 1. Face target. 2. Both hands on ball at chest level. 3. Step with either foot. 4. Follow through with thumbs down. Two hands over the head 1. Face target. 2. Both hands on ball above head. 3. Step with either foot. 4. Follow through with thumbs down. Shot Put Throw 1. Back to target. 2. Hand under Shot at cheek. 3. Turn and rotate body towards target with opposite foot. 4. Follow through upward and outward. Tossing 1. Face target. 2. Hand and arm in front of body. 3. Eyes on bag or ball. 4. Toss straight up. Trapping 1. Body positioned behind ball. 2. Stop ball under foot or on instep of foot. Discus Throw 3. Side to target. 4. Hand on top of discus under palm arm extended out. 5. Swing arm sideways forward and back. 6. Follow through letting go towards target. PC PC C C PC PC

Catching Skill Categories Catching a ball with two hands 1. Watch ball align body behind ball. 2. Reach out to ball Underhand (pinkies together) Overhand (thumbs together). 3. Catch in hands or implement. 4. Pull into body. Kicking Skill Categories Kicking 1. Opposite foot to side of ball 2. Contact inside foot to center of ball. 3. Follow through to target. Dribbling 1. Continuous running. 2. Continuous foot contact inside of foot tap tap. 3. Ball remains closer to body. Punting 1. Hold ball in front of kicking side. 2. Drop ball 3. Eyes on ball. 4. Contact through the ball on laces of shoe (not toe). 5. Step hop on contact.

Volleying/Striking Skill Categories Striking upward with or without implement. 1. Align body facing line of approaching ball. 2. Draw back. 3. Contact on Flat Surface 4. Extend to target. Overhand Striking with or without implement. 1. Align body facing line of approaching ball. 2. Draw/reach back 4. Contact on flat surface. 5. Follow through Forehand Striking 1. Align body sideways facing approaching ball. 2. Draw/reach back behind seat 4. Contact on flat surface. 5. Follow through. Backhand Striking 1. Align body sideways facing approaching ball. 2. Reach across body. 3. Step with same foot. 4. Contact on flat surface. 5. Follow through. Dribbling Skill Categories Dribbling 1. Knees Bent 2. Hand on top of ball. 3. Contact on pads of fingers. 4. Follow through toward surface.

Locomotor Skill Themes and Sequences Traveling Categories Walking 1. Arms and legs move in opposition 2. Heel to toe 3. Smooth body movements Running 1. Move arms in opposition without crossing midline 2. Both feet off ground for a brief moment 3. Landing heel to toe 4. Slight trunk lean 5. Recovery leg swings forward and back Hopping 1. Bend knee back in air 2. Spring off supporting foot 3. Land on same foot (action occurs in ankle) 4. Arms at waist level Jumping 1. Bend knees and crouch down with arms back. 2. Explode up and out extending arms and legs keeping both feet together. 3. Land both feet together maintaining balance and absorbing force into flexed knees. Skipping 4. Step hop pattern 5. Alternates feet 6. Uneven rhythm 7. Arms in opposition Galloping 1. Arms bent to waist level at take off. 2. Step forward with lead foot followed with a step with trail foot to a position behind lead foot. 3. Both feet off the ground for a brief moment. 4. Movement in forward direction on right foot and left foot. Leaping 1. Bend knee back. 2. Spring off supporting foot. 3. Arms in opposition. 4. Land on opposite foot softly by bending knee. Sliding 1. Arms bent to waist level at take off. 2. Step sideways with lead foot followed with a step with trail foot to a position beside lead foot. 3. Both feet off the ground for a brief moment. 4. Movement in sideways direction on right foot and left foot.

Chasing 1. Follows anticipated direction of lead person. 2. Changes speed to stay on track. 3. Changes direction to stay on track. Fleeing 1. Moves quickly into open spaces. 2. Changes speed to avoid obstacles. 3. Changes direction to avoid obstacles. Dodging 1. Moves quickly to avoid chaser. 2. Changes speed to avoid chaser. 3. Changes direction to avoid chaser. Non Locomotor Skill Themes (Stability) and Sequences Movement Categories Turning 1. Rotate the body along a long axis. 2. Explore movement concepts. Twisting 1. Rotate selected body parts around a long axis. 2. Explore movement concepts. Rolling 1. Transferring weight to adjacent body parts around a central axis. 2. Explore movement concepts. Balancing 1. Center of gravity is aligned over the base of support. 2. Explore movement concepts.

Movement/Dance/Gymnastics Concepts Scope and Sequence Movement Concept Category Movement Concept Focus K 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th Space Awareness Self Space (The bubble around you) X X X General Space (The space in your work area) X X X X Levels (High, Medium, Low) X X X Directions (Forwards, Backwards, Sideways, Diagonal) X X X X Pathways (Straight, Zig Zag, Curved, Wavy) X X X X Extensions (Large/Small, Near/Far) X X Effort Time/Speed (Fast/Slow, Acc/Deceleration) X X X X X X Force (Strong/Light, Firm/Fine) X X X X Flow (Free uncontrolled/bound controlled) X X X X Relationships Body Part Identification X X Shapes (Symmetrical, Asymmetrical) X X X Relationships with objects (On, off, along, through, over, under, around, surrounding) X X X X X Relationships with people (Near, far, in front/behind, alongside, mass, solo, partners, groups, between groups) X X X X X X X