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OUTCOMES MAP FOR WEEKS 1-10

Weeks 1-3 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3


OPEN Module Go Be Great! A back-to-school tour of physical education.
Guiding Question How can I improve health and wellness for myself and others with routine physical activity?
(Values: PE 3) Reflects on the (Values: SI 3) Describes the positive (Movement: MC 3) Recognizes open
reasons for enjoying selected physical social interactions that come when and closed spaces in a variety of
activities. engaged with others in physical movement contexts.
Focus Outcomes
(Responsibility: PRS 3) Works activity. (Fitness: PA 3) Identifies physical
Grade 3
independently and safely in physical (Responsibility: ETQ 3) Recognizes activity benefits as a way to improve
activity settings. the role of rules and etiquette in health and personal fitness.
physical activity with peers.
(Values: PE 4) Ranks the enjoyment (Values: SI 4) Describes and (Movement: MC 4) Combines
of participating in different physical compares positive social interactions movement concepts with skills in a
activities. when engaged in partner, small- variety of small-sided practice tasks.
Focus Outcomes (Responsibility: PRS 4) Exhibits group, and large-group physical (Fitness: PA 4) Analyzes different
Grade 4 responsible behavior in independent activities. opportunities for participating in
group situations. (Responsibility: ETQ 4) Exhibits physical activity outside physical
etiquette and adherence to rules in a education class for personal health
variety of physical activities. benefits.
(Values: PE 5) Analyzes different (Values: SI 5) Describes the social (Movement: MC 5) Analyzes
activity choices for enjoyment and benefits gained from participating in movement situations and applies
identifies reasons for positive or physical activity. movement concepts in small-sided
Focus Outcomes negative responses. (Responsibility: ETQ 5) Critiques games/practice tasks.
Grade 5 (Responsibility: PRS 5) Engages in the etiquette involved in rules of (Fitness: PA 5) Charts and analyzes
physical activity with responsible various game activities. physical activity outside physical
interpersonal behavior (e.g., peer to education class for personal fitness
peer, student to teacher). and health benefits.
(Self-Awareness) Recognize (Self-Management) Regulate (Social Awareness) Accept others
SEL Alignment Focus emotions and thoughts and how they personal responses to different and discover empathy.
influence behavior. situations and challenges.
Weeks 4-7 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7
OPEN Module Loopy Laps with Rising New York Road Runners
Guiding How can I make my body stronger and healthier with physical activities that I like?
Question
(Values: PH 3) Discusses (Movement: LS 3) Performs (Values: PH 3) Discusses (Values: PH 3) Discusses the
the relationship between locomotor skills with balance the relationship between relationship between physical
physical activity and good at various speeds. physical activity and good activity and good health.
Focus Outcomes health. (Responsibility: PRS 3) health. (Movement: MC 3)
Grade 3 (Fitness: FK 3) Describes Works independently and (Fitness: FK 3) Describes Recognizes open and closed
the concept of fitness and safely in physical activity the concept of fitness and spaces in a variety of
provides examples of PA to settings. provides examples of PA to movement contexts.
enhance fitness. enhance fitness.
(Values: PH 4) Examines (Movement: LS 4) Uses (Values: PH 4) Examines (Values: PH 4) Examines the
the health benefits of various locomotor skills in a the health benefits of health benefits of available
available physical activity variety of small-sided games available physical activity PA options.
Focus Outcomes options. and practice tasks. options. (Movement: MC 4)
Grade 4 (Fitness: FK 4) Identifies the (Responsibility: PRS 4) (Fitness: FK 4) Identifies the Combines movement
component of health-related Exhibits responsible behavior component of health-related concepts with skills in a
and skill-related fitness. in independent group and skill-related fitness. variety of small-sided
situations. practice tasks.
(Values: PH 5) Compares (Movement: LS 5) (Values: PH 5) Compares (Values: PH 5) Compares
the health benefits of Combines traveling with the health benefits of the health benefits of
available physical activity manipulative skills in small- available physical activity available PA options.
Focus Outcomes options. sided games & practice tasks. options. (Movement: MC 5)
Grade 5 (Fitness: FK 5) Identifies (Responsibility: PRS 5) (Fitness: FK 5) Identifies Analyzes movement
activities that require and/or Engages in PA with activities that require and/or situations and applies
improve the components of responsible interpersonal improve the components of movement concepts in small-
fitness. behavior. fitness. sided games/practice tasks.
(Relationship Skills) (Responsible Decision- (Self-Awareness) Recognize (Self-Management)
SEL Alignment
Learn how to communicate Making) Think ahead about emotions and thoughts and Regulate responses to
Focus
clearly and listen actively. the consequences of choices. how they influence behavior. situations and challenges.
Weeks 8-10 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10
OPEN Module Meaningful Movement and Fitness Fun!
Guiding Question What are physical activity and nutrition choices that can help me live a safe, healthy and active life?
(Movement: MC 3) Recognizes (Values: PH 3) Discusses the (Values: PE 3) Reflects on the
open and closed spaces in a variety of relationship between physical activity reasons for enjoying selected physical
Focus Outcomes movement contexts. and good health. activities.
Grade 3 (Fitness: FP 3) Identifies physical (Fitness: NU 3) Identifies the 5 basic (Responsibility: PRS 3) Works
activities that contribute to fitness food groups. independently and safely in physical
without teacher direction. activity settings.
(Movement: MC 4) Combines (Values: PH 4) Examines the health (Values: PE 4) Ranks the enjoyment
movement concepts with skills in a benefits of available physical activity of participating in different physical
Focus Outcomes variety of small-sided practice tasks. options. activities.
Grade 4 (Fitness: FP 4) Analyses personal (Fitness: NU 4) Identifies a variety (Responsibility: PRS 4) Exhibits
fitness and identifies areas for of foods from each food group. responsible behavior in independent
improvement. group situations.
(Movement: MC 5) Analyzes (Values: PH 5) Compares the health (Values: PE 5) Analyzes different
movement situations and applies benefits of available physical activity activity choices for enjoyment and
movement concepts in small-sided options. identifies reasons for positive or
Focus Outcomes games/practice tasks. (Fitness: NU 5) Compares and negative responses.
Grade 5 (Fitness: FP 5) Designs a physical contrasts the health benefits of (Responsibility: PRS 5) Engages in
activity routine to enhance personal different food choices. physical activity with responsible
fitness. interpersonal behavior (e.g., peer to
peer, student to teacher).
(Social Awareness) Accept others (Relationship Skills) Learn how to (Responsible Decision-Making)
SEL Alignment Focus and discover empathy. communicate clearly and listen Think ahead about the consequences
actively. of choices.

At the end of the first 10-week period, 11 out of 16 Priority Content Strands will be addressed.

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