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KG STANDARDKG CATEGORYKG DESCRIPTION1rst grade STANDARD1rst grade CATEGORY1rst grade DESCRIPTION2.1.1.A2nd grade CATEGORY2nd grade DESCRIPTION3rd grade STANDARD3rd grade CATEGORY3rd grade DESCRIPTION4th grade STANDARD4th grade CATEGORY4th grade DESCRIPTION
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K.1.1.ALocomotor
(Hopping,
galloping, running,
sliding, skipping,
leaping, walking,
running)
Performs emerging patterns in locomotor skills (walk, run, leap, hop, gallop, slide, and skip) while maintaining balance (such as when you hear the color of your shirt leap over a pillow). (K.1.1.A)1.1.1.Ajog, run, jump, hop, gallop, slidePerforms mature patterns in locomotor skills (jog, run, jump, hop, gallop, and slide)2.1.1.AskippingPerforms mature patterns in locomotor skills (skip). (2.1.1.A)3.1.1.AleapingPerforms mature patterns in locomotor skills in isolation (leap).
(3.1.1.A)
4.1.1.Alead up games and small sided game playApplies mature patterns in locomotor skills in a variety of lead-up activities and small-sided game play. (4.1.1.A)
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K.1.1.BPerform mature patterns in locomotor skills (walk)(3.1.1.B)Applies mature pattern in locomotor skills in a variety of activities.
(3.1.1.B)
(4.1.1.B)running / pacingPerforms appropriate pacing in a variety of running distances.
(4.1.1.B)
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K.1.2.ALocomotor (Jumping and landing in a horizontal and vertical plane)Performs jumping and landing actions with balance (such as when you hear the color of your shirt, jump over a line on the floor). (K1.2.A)
(1.1.2.A)
2. Locomotor
(Jumping and
landing in a
horizontal and
vertical plane)
Demonstrates two of the five critical elements for jumping and landing in a horizontal and vertical plane using 2-foot take-offs and landings. (1.1.2.A)2.1.2.ALocomotor-JumpingDemonstrates four of the five critical elements for jumping and landing in a horizontal and vertical planes(3.1.2.A)jumpingJumps and lands in the horizontal and vertical planes using an emerging pattern.
(3.1.2.A)
(4.1.2.A)jumping within activitiesJumps and lands in the horizontal and vertical planes using a mature pattern within activitis (such as in dance, educational gymnastics and small-sided practice tasks and game environments). (4.1.2.A)
educational gymnastics and small-sided practice tasks and game environments).
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K.1.4.ANonlocomotorPerforms emerging pattern in nonlocomotor skills (such as bend, twist, turn, sway, stretch) in exploratory and a stable environment. (K.1.4.A)1.1.4ANonlocomotorPerforms mature
pattern in nonlocomotor skills
(such as bend,
twist, turn, sway,
stretch) in
exploratory and a
stable environment.
(1.1.4.A)
2.1.4.ANonlocomotorPerforms a sequence of non-locomotor skills, transitioning smoothly from one skill to another.(3.1.4.A)non-locomotor skillsApplies mature pattern in non-locomotor skills in a variety of activities.
(3.1.4.A)
(4.1.4.A)non-locomotorApplies mature pattern in non-locomotor skills in a variety of lead-up activities and small-sided game play.
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K.1.7.AManipulative Skills (Throw)Throws underhand with opposite foot forward demonstrating an emerging pattern. (K.1.7.A)1.1.7.AManipulative Skills (Throwing)Throws underhand with different sizes and types of objects in a developing pattern. (1.1.7.A)2.1.7.AManipulative skills (throw)Throws underhand using a mature pattern.(3.1.7.A)Manipulative skills (throwing)Throws underhand to a partner or target with reasonable accuracy. (3.1.7.A)(4.1.7.A)Manipulative skills (throwing)Performs mature pattern in an underhand throw to a moving partner. (4.1.7.A)
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K.1.7.BThrows overhand with opposite foot forward demonstrating an emerging pattern. (K.1.7.B)2.1.7.BManipulative skills (throw)Throws overhand with different sizes and types of objects.(3.1.7.B)Manipulative skills (throwing)Performs mature pattern in an overhand throw. (3.1.7.B)(4.1.7.B)Throwing overhandDemonstrates mature pattern in an underhand throw with accuracy. (4.1.7.B)
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1.2.1ASpaceMoves in personal
space and general
space in response to
designated
beats/rhythms.
(1.2.1.A)
2.2.1.ASpaceCombines locomotor skills in general space to a rhythm.(3.2.1.A)SpaceRecognizes the concept of open spaces in a movement context. (3.2.1.A)(4.1.7.C)Throwing underhandThrows overhand using a mature pattern in non-dynamic environments. (4.1.7.C)
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K.2.1.ASpaceDifferentiates between movement in personal space and general space at a slow to moderate speed. (K.2.1.A)2.2.2.APathways, Shapes, LevelsCombines shapes, levels and pathways into simple travel, dance and gymnastics sequences.(3.2.2.A)Recognizes locomotor skillsRecognizes locomotor skills specific to a wide variety of physical activities. (3.2.2.A)(4.1.7.D)Throwing overhand to a partnerThrows overhand to a partner or at a target with accuracy at a reasonable distance. (4.1.7.D)
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K.2.1.BMoves in personal space to a rhythm. (K.2.1.B)1.2.2.APathways, shapes, levelsTravels
demonstrating low,
middle, and high
levels.
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2.2.3.ASpeed, Direction, ForceVaries time and force with gradual increases and decreases.(3.2.3.A)Speed, Direction, ForceCombines movement concepts (direction, levels, force, time) with skills as directed by the teacher. (3.2.2.A)(4.2.1.A)Open SpaceApplies the concept of open spaces to combination skills involving traveling (such as dribbling and traveling). (4.2.1.A)
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1.2.2.BTravels demonstrating a variety of relationships with objects (such as over, under, around, through). (1.2.2.B)2.3.1.APhysical activity knowledgeDescribes large-motor and/or manipulative physical activities for participation outside physical education class.(3.2.4.A)Strategies and TacticsApplies simple strategies and tactics in chasing activities. (3.2.4.A)(4.2.1.B)Closing SpacesApplies the concept of closing spaces in small-sided practice tasks. (4.2.1.B)
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K.2.2.APathways, Shapes, LevelsTravels in three different pathways (such as moving in various patterns: straight, curved). (K.2.2.A)2.3.2.AEngages in physical activity.Actively engages in physical education class in response to instruction and practice.(3.2.4.B)Strategies and TacticsApplies simple strategies in fleeing activities. (3.2.4.B)(4.2.1.C)Dribbles in general spaceDribbles in general space with changes in direction and speed. (4.2.1.C)
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1.2.3.ASpeed, direction, forceDifferentiates
between movements
that are fast and
slow speeds, and
with strong and light
force.
(1.2.3.A)
2.3.3.AFitness knowledgerecognizes the use of the body as resistance.(3.3.1.A)Physical Activity KnowledgeDocuments participation in physical activities outside physical education class. (3.3.1.A)(4.2.2.A)Movement conceptsCombines movement concepts with skills in small-sided practice tasks (such as gymnastics and dance environments). (4.2.2.A)
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K.2.3.ASpeed, Direction, ForceTravels in general space with different speeds (such as traveling at various speeds in skill development activities). (K.2.3.A)2.3.3.BFitness knowledgeIdentifies physical activities tdhat contribute to fitness.(3.3.1.B)Physical Activity KnowledgeIdentifies physical activity benefits as a way to become healthier. (3.3.1.B)(4.2.3.A)Speed, Direction, ForceApplies the movement concepts of speed, endurance and pacing for running (4.2.3.A)
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Physical activity knowledge1.3.1.AExplains the benefits
of being active and
exercising and/or
playing.
(1.3.1.A)
2.3.5.ABody systemsrecognizes structure and function of the circulatory and respiratory system.(3.3.2.A)Engages in Physical ActivityActively engages in the activities of physical education class with minimal teacher prompting. (3.3.2.A)(4.2.3.B)Speed, Direction, ForceApplies the concepts of direction and force when striking an object sending it toward a designated target. (4.2.3.B)
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K.3.1.A
Physical activity knowledge
Recognizes active play opportunities outside physical education class. (K.3.1.A)2,3,6,ANutritionRecognizes the "good health balance" of nutrition and physical activity.(3.3.3.A)Fitness KnowledgeDescribes the concept of fitness and provides examples of physical activity to enhance fitness. (3.3.3.A)(4.2.4.A)Strategies and TacticsApplies simple offensive strategies and tactics in chasing and fleeing activities. (4.2.4.A)
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Engages in physical activity1.3.2.A)Actively engages in physical education class. (1.3.2.A)2.4.1.APersonal ResponsibilityPractices skills with minimal teacher prompting.(3.3.3.B)Fitness KnowledgeRecognizes the importance of warm-up and cool-down relative to vigorous physical activity. (3.3.3.B)(4.2.4.B)Strategies and TacticsApplies simple defensive strategies/ tactics in chasing and fleeing activities. (4.2.4.B)
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K.3.2.A
Engages in physical activity
Actively participates in physical education class. (K.3.2.A)2.4.1.BPersonal ResponsibilityAccepts responsibility and consequences for following rules and protocols.(3.3.4.A)Fitness Assessment and Wellness PlanningDemonstrates, with teacher direction, the health-related fitness components. (3.3.4.A)(4.2.4.C)Strategies and TacticsRecognizes the types of kicks needed for different games and sports situations. (4.2.4.C)
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Fitness Knowledge 1.3.3.AIdentifies the heart
as a muscle that
grows stronger when
you exercise, play,
and are physically
active.
(1.3.3.A)
2.4.2.AAccepting feedbackAccepts specific corrective feedback from the teacher.(3.3.6.A)NutritionIdentifies foods that are beneficial for before and after physical activity. (3.3.6.A)(4.3.1.A)Physical activity knowledgeAnalyzes opportunities for participating in physical activity outside physical education class. (4.3.1.A)
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K.3.3.AFitness knowledgeRecognizes that when you move fast, your heart beats faster and you breathe faster. (K.3.3.A)2.4.3.AWorking with others.Works independently with others in partner activities.(3.4.1.A)Personal ResponsibilityExhibits responsible behavior in both independent and group situations. (3.4.1.A)(4.3.2.A)Engages in physical activityActively engages in the activities of physical education class, both teacher-directed and independent. (4.3.2.A)
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Nutrition
1.3.6.A
Differentiates between healthy and unhealthy foods. (1.3.6.A)2.4.4.ARules and EtiquetteAccepts responsibility and consequences for following rules and protocols for class activities.(3.4.1.B)Personal ResponsibilityWorks independently for extended periods of time. (3.4.1.B)(4.3.3.A)Fitness KnowledgeIdentifies the five components of health-related fitness. (4.3.3.A)
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K.3.6.ANutritionRecognizes that food provides energy for physical activity. (K.3.6.A)1.3.6.BExplains “My Plate”
(such as matching
foods to food
groups).
SafetyWorksindependently and safely in physical education.(3.4.2.A)Accepting FeedbackAccepts and implements specific corrective feedback from the teacher. (3.4.2.A)(4.3.3.B)Fitness KnowledgeDemonstrates warm-up and cool- down relative to the cardiorespiratory fitness assessment. (4.3.3.B)
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K.3.6.BIdentifies healthy and unhealthy foods. (K.3.6.B)2.5.1.AHealthRecognizes the value of "good health balance".(3.4.3.A)Working with othersWorks cooperatively with others. (3.4.3.A)(4.3.4.A)Fitness Assessment & Wellness PlanningCompletes fitness assessments (pre and post). (4.3.4.A)
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Personal Responsibility1.4.1.AAccepts personal
responsibility by
using equipment and
space appropriately.
2.5.2.AChallengeCompares physical activities that bring confidence and challenge.(3.4.3.B)Working with othersPraises others for their success in movement performance. (3.4.3.B)(4.3.6.A)NutritionDiscusses the importance of hydration and hydration choices relative to physical activities. (4.3.6.A)
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K.4.1.APersonal ResponsibilityFollows directions in group settings (such as safe behaviors, following rules, taking turns). (K.4.1.A)2.5.3.ASelf expression and enjoymentIdentifdies physical activities that provide self-expression.(3.4.4.A)Rules and EtiquetteRecognizes the role of rules and etiquette in physical activity with peers. (3.4.4.A)(4.4.1.A)Personal ResponsibilityExhibits responsible behavior in both independent and group situations. (4.4.1.A)
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K.4.1.BDemonstrates responsible behavior when prompted. (K.4.1.B)1.4.1.BFollows the rules and protocols of the learning environment2.5.4.ASocial InteractionUnderstands that physical activities can foster cooperation.(3.4.5.A)SafetyWorks safely with peers, independently, and with/without equipment in physical activity settings. (3.4.5.A)(4.4.1.B)Personal ResponsibilityReflects on personal social behavior in physical activity. (4.4.1.B)
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(3.5.1.A)HealthDiscusses the relationship between physical activity and good health. (3.5.1.A)(4.4.2.A)Accepting FeedbackListens respectfully to corrective feedback from others (such as peers, adults). (4.4.2.A)
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K.4.2.AAccepting ResponsibilitiesFollows instruction/directions when prompted. (K.4.2.A)Accepting Feedback1.4.2.AResponds appropriately to general feedback from the teacher. (1.4.2.A(3.5.3.A)Self-expression and EnjoymentReflects on the reasons for enjoying selected physical activities. (3.5.3.A)(4.4.3.A)Working with othersPraises the movement effort of others both more and less skilled. (4.4.3.A)
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(3.5.4.A)Social InteractionDescribes the positive social interactions that come when engaged with others in physical activity. (3.5.4.A)(4.4.3.B)Working with othersAccepts players of all skill levels into the physical activity. (4.4.3.B)
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K.4.3.AWorking with OthersShares equipment and space with others. (K.4.3.A)Working with others1.4.3.AWorks independently with others in a variety of class activities (such as small and large groups). (1.4.3.A)(4.4.4.A)Rules & EtiquetteExhibits etiquette and adherence to rules in a variety of physical activities. (4.4.4.A)
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(4.4.5.A)SafetyWorks safely with peers, independently, and with/without equipment in physical activity settings.(4.4.5.A)
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K.4.4.ARules & EtiquetteRecognizes the established protocols for class activities. (K.4.4.A)Rules and Etiquette1.4.4.ADemonstrates
following rules and
protocols for class
activities.
(1.4.4.A)
(4.5.1.A)HealthExamines the health benefits of participating in physical activity. (4.5.1.A)
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(4.5.3.A)Self-expression and EnjoymentRanks the enjoyment of participating in different physical activities. (4.5.3.A)
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K.4.5.ASafetyFollows teacher directions for safe participation and proper use of equipment with minimal reminders. (K.4.5.A)Safety1.4.5.AFollows teacher
directions for safe
participation and
proper use of
equipment with
minimal teacher
reminders.
(1.4.5.A)
(4.5.4.A)Social InteractionDescribes and compares the positive social interactions when engaged in partner, small-group and large-group physical activities. (4.5.4.A)
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K.5.1.AHealthRecognizes that physical activity is important for good health. (K.5.1.A)Health1.5.1.AIdentifies physical activity as a component of good health. (1.5.1.A)
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K.5.3.ASelf-expression and Enjoymentdentifies physical activities that are enjoyable. (K.5.3.A)Self expression and Enjoyment1.5.3.ADescribes positive
feelings that result
from participating in
physical activities.
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K.5.4.ASocial InteractionRecognizes that physical activity can help develop friendships. (K.5.4.A)Social Interaction1.5.4.Adentifies that
physical activity
promotes
opportunity for
social interaction.
(1.5.4.A)
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