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Curriculum Map

This document outlines a sample physical education curriculum map spanning 16 weeks. It is divided into weekly units focusing on various sports and activities like volleyball, football, weight training, soccer, basketball, and team handball. Each unit lists key concepts and objectives for the week, such as learning positions in volleyball, proper throwing form in football, safe weight room equipment use, and ball handling skills in soccer. The overarching goals are to teach motor skills, fitness assessment interpretation, and sport fundamentals while ensuring student safety and understanding through practice.

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Curriculum Map

This document outlines a sample physical education curriculum map spanning 16 weeks. It is divided into weekly units focusing on various sports and activities like volleyball, football, weight training, soccer, basketball, and team handball. Each unit lists key concepts and objectives for the week, such as learning positions in volleyball, proper throwing form in football, safe weight room equipment use, and ball handling skills in soccer. The overarching goals are to teach motor skills, fitness assessment interpretation, and sport fundamentals while ensuring student safety and understanding through practice.

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Week 1: Orientation
1. Introduction
2. Class rules
3. Syllabus
4. Locks
5. Locker room rules
6. Presidential testing

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Interpret information from a nationally-recognized, criterionreferenced, health-related fitness assessment and develop a
personal fitness profile on the basis of the fitness assessment
results

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Sample Physical Education Curriculum Map

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Week 2: Volleyball
1. Positions
2. Pass, set, serve
3. Spike, block
4. Refereeing
5. Tournament

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es

Questio
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Evaluate the critical elements of a skill

Apply and evaluate appropriate practice procedures and


plans aimed at developing/improving technical motor skills
and movement patterns correctly

Getkidstounderstandtheimportanceofsetting.

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Week 4-6: Football


1. Defense, Offense
2. Punting, kicking
3. Route running
4. Huddle, Snapping
5. Defensive plays
6. Playoffs

Objectiv
es

To be able to preform the basic throwing method

Be able to understand what a huddle is and why it is needed.

Be able to preform the proper routes.

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ns

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Week 7-8: Weight Room 1


1. Review of Equipment
2. Paired with partner close in build
3. 2 new exercises each day
4. Spotting
5. Technique (form)

Objectiv
es

Understand the importance of spotting

To be able to use the proper form

Make kids understand each of the machines

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Week 9-10: Soccer


1. Basics
2. Ball handling
3. Passing, dribbling
4. Shooting
5. Strategy
6. Goalie Practice

Objectiv
es

Questio
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Understand the basic footwork needed

Be able to receive ball and make a quick shot

Be able to receive a ball under control

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Week 11-13: Basketball


1. Pre Skills Test
2. Ball Handling, Dribbling
3. Shooting, Free Throws
4. Passing
5. Lay ups
6. Offense, Defense Strategies 3 on 3
7. 3 on 3 Games
8. Game of 21

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es

Make all students comfortable receiving the ball

Being able to dribble under control

Approach the basket and feel comfortable taking a shot

Being able to switch up the games if they are unfair

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ns

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Week 14-16: Team Handball


1. Throwing, Passing,
2. Catching, Dribbling
3. Goalie practice
4. Sideline games
5. 3 second rule

6. Begin Games
7. Tournament

Objectiv
es

Questio
ns

Being able to receive the ball and pass within three seconds

Pass down field successfully

Understand he importance of your sidelines

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