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Orientation Lesson 1 Second Grade

Focus: This lesson reviews the concept of physical literacy which, as outlined by SHAPE America, is the goal of physical education. This occurs during an exploration of age-appropriate movement fundamentals (locomotor, balance, and object control skills) where students are introduced to the “why” of moving—to promote joy, challenge, self-expression, and health enhancement. Students are introduced to an initial set of PE classroom protocols, including safe moving in the activity area.

Orientation Lesson 1 Second Grade2024-01-03T15:33:17-05:00

Orientation Lesson 1 First Grade

Focus: This lesson reviews the concept of physical literacy which, as outlined by SHAPE America, is the goal of physical education. This occurs during an exploration of age-appropriate movement fundamentals (locomotor, balance, and object control skills) where students are introduced to the “why” of moving—to promote joy, challenge, self-expression, and health enhancement. Students are introduced to an initial set of PE classroom protocols, including safe moving in the activity area.

Orientation Lesson 1 First Grade2024-01-03T15:33:51-05:00

Orientation Lesson 1 Kindergarten

Focus: This lesson reviews the concept of physical literacy which, as outlined by SHAPE America, is the goal of physical education. This occurs during an exploration of age-appropriate movement fundamentals (locomotor, balance, and object control skills) where students are introduced to the “why” of moving—to promote joy, challenge, self-expression, and health enhancement. Students are introduced to an initial set of PE classroom protocols, including safe moving in the activity area.

Orientation Lesson 1 Kindergarten2024-01-03T15:34:32-05:00

Orientation Lesson 1

Focus: This lesson reviews the concept of physical literacy which, as outlined by SHAPE America, is the goal of physical education. This occurs during an exploration of age-appropriate movement fundamentals (locomotor, balance, and object control skills) where students are introduced to the “why” of moving—to promote joy, challenge, self-expression, and health enhancement. Students are introduced to an initial set of PE classroom protocols, including safe moving in the activity area.

Orientation Lesson 12024-01-03T15:35:09-05:00

Ball Control: Feet Lesson 2

This lesson focuses on foot dribbling, cardiovascular endurance and agility, pathways, and working with others

Ball Control: Feet Lesson 22024-01-02T14:30:56-05:00

Ball Control: Feet Lesson 1

Focus: This lesson introduces the instep kick and foot trapping skills. Cardiovascular endurance and agility are enhanced through age-appropriate exercises and working with others is emphasized.

Ball Control: Feet Lesson 12023-12-28T17:57:11-05:00

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