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Poyen School |
| Physical Education and Leisure |
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Body Parts
The learner will be able to identify body parts, including head, shoulders, knees, toes, elbows, back, stomach, right foot, left foot, right hand, left hand, leg, arm, neck, hip, thigh, calf, heel, forehead, chin, waist, fingers, chest, wrist, ankles, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.
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dynamic and static movements
The learner will be able to demonstrate dynamic (moving) and static (stationary) movements using various body positions (e.g., animal movements).
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Moving
The learner will be able to move forward, side-to-side,, high/medium/low, stop/go, under, over, behind, and through.
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Move body limbs
The learner will be able to move body limbs (high, low, and medium).
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Move in general space
The learner will be able to move appropriately in general space within boundaries without falling down and bumping into others.
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locomotor movements
The learner will be able to perform locomotor movements: crawl, run, hop, jump, gallop, slide, skip, leap, jog.
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non-locomotor movements
The learner will be able to perform the following non-locomotor movements: bend, stretch, turn, twist, shake, cross-lateral (crossing the mid-line of the body), push, pull, sway.
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rhythm
The learner will be able to travel to a beat by marching, clapping, an d stomping with a fast and slow pace, using even and uneven rhythms.
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throwing
The learner will be able to use limited body movement when throwing with the dominant arm.
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catching an object
The learner will be able to extend arms toward thrower when catching an object.
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move a ball
The learner will be able to move a ball with the feet.
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bounce a ball
The learner will be able to bounce a ball using one or two hands in self space and general space.
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Kicking
The learner will be able to use limited body movement when kicking with dominant leg.
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striking an object
The learner will be able to use limited body movement when striking an object using the dominant arm.
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volley a balloon
The learner will be able to volley a balloon with hands.
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low organized games
The learner will be able to participate in low organized games that utilize basic motor skills.
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locate the heart
The learner will be able to locate the heart and understand that is is the size of a fist.
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heart functions
The learner will be able to know that the heart functions as a pump for blood.
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change in heart beat
The learner will be able to recognize change in the heart beat while participating in a moderate to vigorous activity.
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breathing
The learner will be able to recognize change in breathing during moderate to vigorous activity.
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cardio-respiratory endurance
The learner will be able to participate in an age-appropriate activity, exercise, or game that encourages pacing to develop cardio-respiratory endurance.
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muscle and bones
The learner will be able to understand that the body is composed of muscles and bones.
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body fuel
The learner will be able to understand that the body needs fuel to function (e.g., proper nutrition and water.
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health fitness assessment
The learner will be able to participate in a nationally recognized health-fitness assessment for the purpose of setting age-appropriate personal goals and improving levels of body composition (e.g., body mass index (BMI), body fat percentage, waist-hip ratio, skin fold assessment).
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movement
The learner will be able to recognize that the body is capable of a wide range of movement (e.g., bending, stretching, twisting).
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stretching
The learner will be able to practice stretching techniques to improve range of motion (e.g., reverse hurdle stretch, shoulder stretch).
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strength building
The learner will be able to explore strength building activities (e.g. animal walk, scooter activities, push up and hold).
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specific strength building
The learner will be able to practice specific strength building activities (e.g., pull-ups, push-ups, modified push-ups).
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physical activity
The learner will be able to participate in moderate to vigorous physical activity.
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muscular endurance
The learner will be able to practice appropriate activities to improve muscular endurance (e.g. curl-ups, partical curl-ups).
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exercise
The learner will be able to understand that exercise takes place during active play to build a healthy heart and lungs.
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body/brain activity
The learner will be able to know that the body and brain need activity for optimal function: oxygen to the brain, ability to focus.
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participation
The learner will be able to participate continuously when not successful on the first try.
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equipment
The learner will be able to use equipment within personal space safely and properly.
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cooperative play
The learner will be able to understand enjoyment associated with cooperative play.
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| Health and Wellness |
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Name/Locate Body Parts
The learner will be able to name and locate the following body parts: heart, lungs, brain, stomach, muscles, bones.
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Five Senses
The learner will be able to name and describe the five senses.
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physical characteristics
The learner will be able to understand and recognize different physical characteristics of an individual (e.g., height, weight, eye color).
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germs
The learner will be able to define germ using a picture or a diagram.
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Illness
The learner will be able to identify methods of protection from illness: wash hands, cover sneeze/cough, immunization (shots).
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community health
The learner will be able to identify community health services: doctor, dentist, community health department.
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Pollution
The learner will be able to define pollution using a picture or a diagram.
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community
The learner will be able to define community using a picture or a diagram.
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attention
The learner will be able to define positive and negative ways to get attention.
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space
The learner will be able to recognize personal and shared space.
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friends
The learner will be able to identify characteristics that make a good friend.
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ways to communicate
The learner will be able to recognize ways to communicate (e.g., speaking, body language, writing).
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common medicines
The learner will be able to identify common medicines.
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rules for taking medicine
The learner will be able to name basic rules for taking medicine.
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reliable adults
The learner will be able to identify reliable adults to dispense medicines.
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tobacco products
The learner will be able to recognize types of tobacco products.
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effects of tobacco on body
The learner will be able to tell the effects of tobacco products on the body (e.g. bad breath, yellow teeth).
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alcohol
The learner will be able to recognize that alcohol is a drug.
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illegal drugs
The learner will be able to recognize that some drugs are illegal.
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refusal skills
The learner will be able to discuss what refusal skills are.
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emotions
The learner will be able to recognize and verbalize emotions and feelings (e.g. happy, sad, excited, afraid, surprised, angry, embarrassed, proud).
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choices
The learner will be able to identify good and bad choices for coping.
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adults to help
The learner will be able to name trusted adults to notify for help.
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grooming & cleanliness
The learner will be able to understand the concept of grooming and cleanliness.
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teeth
The learner will be able to explain why teeth are important: eating, chewing, smiling, talking.
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cleaning teeth
The learner will be able to describe ways to clean teeth: brushing, flossing.
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primary/permanent teeth
The learner will be able to know the difference between primary teeth and permanent teeth.
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dentist/dental hygienist
The learner will be able to discuss the role of the dentist and dental hygienist.
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traffic safety
The learner will be able to recognize traffic safety rules for the following: crossing streets, seat belts, helmets, riding a bicycle, signs and signals.
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safety rules
The learner will be able to discuss the following safety rules for the following: plaground, bus, classroom, tornado drills, earthquake drills, fire drills, dangerous objects and weapons (e.g. broken glass, needles, blood, spit) food consumption.
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