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Our
Lady of Victory Physical Education
Physical Education Curriculum
The Physical Education curriculum
has been designed for use by member schools of the Archdiocese
of Atlanta. Discussion and planning
for this curriculum involved many representatives from the member
schools. The level groups for work on the curriculum were
K-2, 3-5, and 6-8. In addition to the identification of a physical education philosophy,
goals, and standards, the study of physical education has been
divided into essential understandings at each grade level. These
are:
- individual physical health
- sportsmanship
- social
- emotional
and cognitive development
- safe use of equipment
The standards identified for each grade level
represent an age-appropriate understanding of concepts.
Philosophy of Physical Education
Physical Education instruction in the Archdiocese of Atlanta cultivates
a learning environment which is consistent with the teachings of
the Catholic Church. It provides a foundation for the development
of age-appropriate movement skills, life skills, and cooperation
in a positive environment. With a focus on respect for the body,
physical education instruction promotes lifelong physical activity
and wellness.
Goals
- To appreciate the importance and benefits from involvement
in physical activities
- To grow in the ability to function as
a contributing member of society
- To develop a positive attitude
toward competition and sportsmanship
- To apply the knowledge of
rules and basic strategies to a variety of activities
- To provide
opportunities for social, emotional, and cognitive development
- To
become comfortable with one’s own ability level
as growth and development occur
- To apply health and safety standards
as related to equipment, self, and other
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Physical Education Instructor, Coach Weldon
Physical
Education Class Schedule
Middle School Syllabus
Physical Fitness Links KidsKonnect.com
- Physical Fitness
Physical
Fitness Guide for Kids and Teens
From the Child Development Institute
The President's Physical
Fitness Challenge
KidsHealth for
Parents
John Burstein
Presents Slim Goodbody
Whole child focused information including
self-esteem, bully prevention, life skills, and safety
National
Association for Sport & Physical Education
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