Physical Education Philosophy
Physical Education provides experiences that promote total fitness, sportsmanship, and encourage life long physical activity. The curriculum includes an introduction to seasonal sports and a knowledge of rules. The Physical Education program incorporates units covering the Archdiocesan health curriculum.
Grade Level Outcomes
K - 5 Assessment
Instructional Techniques Motor Skills Movement Analysis
(NASPE) National Standards Locomotor Skills Body Awareness
1. Motor Skills Walk Weight Transfer
2. Learning Concepts Run Balance
3. Active Lifestyle Gallop Flight
4. Is Physically Fit Hop Shapes
5. Personal & Social Skills Jump Levels
6. Values Exercise Leap
Sport Specific Skills: Grades 3-5
Practice Striking with long and short handled implements
Reciprocal Throwing various objects at a moving target
Self-Check Catching various objects while moving
Soccer Skills, Basketball Skills
Football Skills, Hockey Skills
Volleyball Skills, Softball Skills
6-8 Curriculum
| 6th Grade | 7th Grade | 8th Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Volleyball | Hockey | Badminton |
| Soccer | Pickelball | Fitness |
| Basketball | Volleyball | Volleyball |
| Floor Hockey | Basketball | Softball |
| Racquet | Football | Track |
| Flag Football | Soccer | Football |
| Kickball/Softball | Floor Hockey | Pickelball |
| Fitness | Kickball/Softball | Badminton |
| Games | Games | Basketball |
| Track | Fitness | Games |
| Track | Fitness | |
| Badminton | Golf | |
| Golf |