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1st Grade Physical Education & Health Pacing Guide Overarching PEL 4.1.2 PEL 4.1.3 HW 8.1.1 PEL 4.1.1 PEL 1.1.15 Share equipment with a partner or group Understand that sharing is an essential element for a productive group settings Understand consequences of choices Exhibits both verbal and nonverbal indicators of enjoyment Participate in low-organized games that utilize basic motor skills First Nine Weeks Unit: Novice Skills PEL 2.1.8 PEL 1.1.4 PEL 1.1.5 PEL 1.1.6 PEL 1.1.10 Demonstrate that safe stretches are held for a short period of time without bouncing (eg, teacher led stretches for 10 seconds) Move in various directions and through various pathways in regard to other students and objects (ie, obstacle course) Apply locomotor movement in various activities (eg, rhythms, relays) Perform any combination of the following non-locomotor movements (eg, bend and stretch, twist and turn, push and pull) Move a ball using either foot while keeping the ball in control Unit: PE: Striking PEL 1.1.2 Move toward a stationary ball and kick using the dominant foot PEL 1.1.13 Demonstrate side orientation and proper grip when striking an object

HW 10.1.13 Demonstrate Stop, Drop, and Roll when clothing is on fire Discuss ways to respond appropriately to emergency situations: *fire * bike * water HW 10.1.12 * boating * car * gun * weather Handling Emergencies * food Identify and practice school safety rules for the following: * playground * bus * classroom HW 10.1.10 *tornado drills *earthquake drills * fire drills *dangerous objects and weapons (eg, broken glass, needles, body fluid) *food consumption HW 10.1.9 Know and apply traffic rules for the following: crossing street, seat belts, helmets riding a bicycle, signs and signals HW 10.1.11 Recognize procedures for obtaining emergency assistance and information HW 8.1.4 Discuss methods of communication with friends and family Communication HW 8.1.3 HW 10.1.1 Discuss the qualities of friendship Identify personal feeling and acceptable behaviors HW 8.1.2 Identify the benefits of healthy relationships PEL 1.1.1 Distinguish between upper, lower, left, and right body parts PEL 2.1.5 Understand that body mass is composed of muscles, bones, fluid, organs, and fat Body Systems HW 5.1.3 HW 5.1.2 Describe the changes of the body that occur as a result of growth and development (eg, height, loss of primary teeth) Discuss five senses and functions PEL 2.1.3 Recognize the change in breathing, heart beat, and body temperature during moderate and vigorous activity HW 5.1.1 Understand that a system consists of body parts working together

HW 6.1.1 Recognize the presence of germs and where they can be found Describe ways to prevent the spread of germs and illness Personal Hygiene HW 6.1.2 HW 10.1.4 * wash hands * cover sneeze/cough * bathing Identify good personal grooming habits Second Nine Weeks Unit: PE: Fitness Testing PEL 2.1.7 PEL 2.1.13 PEL 2.1.11 goals and improving levels of body composition (e.g., body mass index (BMI), body fat percentage, waist-hip ratio, skin fold assessment) Participate in a nationally recognized health-fitness assessment for the purpose of setting age appropriate personal goals and improving muscular endurance (e.g., curl-ups, partial curl-ups) goals and improving muscular strength (e.g., push-ups, modified push-ups, pullups, bicep strength, grip strength) Unit: PE: Fitness PEL 2.1.9 PEL 2.1.4 PEL 2.1.12 PEL 2.1.10 goals and improving levels of flexibility (e.g., v-sit, back-saver,sit and reach, trunk lift, shoulder stretch) Participate in an age-appropriate activity, exercise, or game that encourages pacing to develop cardiorespiratory endurance Discuss benefits related 34 to muscular endurance Discuss benefits related to muscular strength (e.g., good posture, strong arms, strong legs, endurance) Unit: PE: Throwing and Catching PEL 1.1.8 Step using the foot opposite of the throwing hand Stress HW 10.1.2 Identify coping skills to manage emotions Name forms of tobacco: HW 9.1.4 * cigarettes * cigar * pipes * smokeless tobacco Tobacco, Drugs and Alcohol HW 9.1.5 Identify how tobacco products are harmful to health: * breathing * diseases * stained teeth HW 9.1.6 Recognize that alcoholic beverages are unhealthy and illegal for children HW 9.1.7 Understand that some drugs are illegal HW 9.1.8 Identify ways to say "NO" Violence HW 10.1.15 HW 10.1.3 HW 10.1.14 Identify sources to report abuse, harassment, violence, and injury Identify trusted adults to notify for help Describe the difference between appropriate and inappropriate touch

Third Nine Weeks Unit: PE: Heart Unit: PE: Dribbling PEL 2.1.1 PEL 2.1.2 PEL 1.1.11 PEL 1.1.9 Show where the heart is located and describe its approximate size and shape Understand that the heart is a muscle that pumps blood throughout the body Dribbling with one hand in self space while keeping control of the ball Catch a bouncing ball from a thrower Recognize health benefits of active play: Unit: PE: Integration PEL 3.1.1 * strong muscles, * oxygen to the brain * sense of well being HW 11.1.1 Illustrate a health snack from each food group (eg, role play, drawing, cut) HW 11.1.4 Place foods in the appropriate groups using MyPyramid guide PEL 2.1.6 Understand that the body needs the right amount of fuel to function (eg, serving size) HW 11.1.2 Discuss factors that influence food choices Recognize that there are different kinds of nutrients: Nutrition * carbohydrates * protein HW 11.1.3 * fats * vitamins * minerals * water Medication HW 9.1.2 HW 9.1.1 Discuss safe use of medicine Know that medicines are drugs and can be harmful or helpful HW 10.1.7 Identify primary and permanent teeth Recognize positive and negative oral health habits: HW 10.1.6 * posititve ( brush teeth, flossing, choosing healthy snacks) Oral Health HW 10.1.8 * negative (eg. thumb sucking, nail biting) Know the importance of dental check ups Discuss the results of having healthy teeth: HW 10.1.5 * eating is easier * nicer smile Unit: PE: Rhythms PEL 1.1.2 PEL 1.1.3 PEL 1.1.7 Dramatize various movements of body parts to music Apply basic body movements patterns using verbal cues or music (eg, "Hokey Pokey', alphabet shapes) Express body movement through music, beat, and rhythm

PEL 3.1.2 Understand that rhyme, rhythm, and repetition are reading readiness skills (eg, spelling words while exercising, skip count while moving) Fourth Nine Weeks Unit: PE: Volley Environment PEL 1.1.14 HW 7.1.2 Volley an object maintaining control with the hands, arms, or racquet Identify types of pollution