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PEK.1 Fitness Participate in a variety of moderate to vigorous movement activities for short periods of time to increase heart and respiration rate, flexibility, muscular endurance, and muscular strength. participate in locomotor and movement activities but require a break(s) in between a 4 minute span. identify a change in my body that occurs when I participate in moderate to vigorous activity (e.g. my body feels warmer, my heart beat and breathing are faster, and I start to feel my skin is wet). Active Living (AL) I participate in moderate locomotor and movement activities for approaching 4 minutes without a break. I can identify a few changes in my body that occur when I participate in moderate to vigorous activity (e.g. my body feels warmer, my heart beat and breathing are faster, and my skin becomes wet). 1 I participate in moderate to vigorous locomotor (e.g. walking, running, jumping forward and sideways, skipping, hopping, galloping, leaping, sliding) and movement activities (e.g. individual activities, partner activities, rhythmic activities, low organizational games, cooperative games, alternate environment activities) for 4 consecutive minutes without a break. I can describe several changes in my body that occur when I participate in moderate to vigorous activity (e.g. my body feels warmer, my heart beat and breathing are faster, and my skin becomes wet). the complex ideas, and I can use the skills I have learned in I participate in vigorous locomotor and movement activities for more than 4 consecutive minutes without a break. I can describe the changes in my body that occur when I participate in moderate to vigorous activity and can relate this to other experiences (e.g. recess, co-curricular, cleaning my room, raking leaves).

participate in some teacher led movements that are challenging to my muscular strength and flexibility. participate in most teacher led movements that are challenging to my muscular strength and flexibility. I participate in all teacher-led movements [e.g. yoga poses, stretches, create body shapes (stand tall as a, stand on one foot)] that challenge my muscular strength and flexibility. I can create body shapes and movements that challenge my muscular strength and flexibility. 2

PEK.2 Locomotor Movement Explore and practise ways to move the body through space, including at: PROGRESSING TOWARD CONTROL LEVEL when walking, running, jumping forwards and sideways. EXPLORATION LEVEL when hopping, skipping, leaping, sliding, galloping. move my body through space when: o walking o running o jumping forward and sideways With extensive guidance and support, I can move my body through space when: o hopping o skipping o leaping o sliding OR o galloping Skillful Movement (SM) move my body through space at an exploration level when: o walking o running o jumping forward and sideways move my body through space at an exploration level when: o hopping o skipping o leaping o sliding OR o galloping class. I can move my body through space with a progressing toward control level when: o walking o running o jumping forward and sideways I can move my body through space at an exploration level when: o hopping o skipping o leaping o sliding AND o galloping the complex ideas, and I can use the skills I have learned in I can move my body through space with control when: o walking o running o jumping forward and sideways I can move my body through space at a progressing toward control level when moving in many of these ways: o hopping o skipping o leaping o sliding o galloping Progressing toward Control level: is the level of performance characterized by lack of ability to either consciously control or intentionally replicate a movement. Successful skill performances are a surprise! ( Curriculum Glossary). Exploration Level hopping (body moves on one foot); skipping (combines a step and a hop); leaping (body takes off from one foot, propels through air for distance, then lands on the opposite foot); sliding (one foot steps and the other moves to meet the first foot, step-close ); galloping (one foot steps, body propels upward, other foot moves to meet the first foot). 3

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Skillful Movement (SM) PEK.3 Non-locomotor Movement Explore and practise ways to move the body in personal space at a progressing-towardscontrol level of skill when: With guidance, I am able to move my body through personal space when balancing, jumping, OR landing. With guidance, I am able to move my body in personal space at an exploration level when balancing, jumping, OR landing. I practise ways to move my body in personal space at a progressing towards control level of skill when balancing, jumping, AND landing on the spot. the complex ideas, and I can use the skills I have learned in I can explore and practise ways to move the body in general space at a progressing towards control level of skill when balancing, jumping, AND landing on the spot. balancing jumping and landing (on the spot). 5

Skillful Movement (SM) PEK.4 Manipulative Skills Explore and practise ways to send and receive objects at an exploration level when: throwing (rolling) catching (trapping, gathering) kicking. With extensive guidance and support, I can explore and practice sending objects at an exploration level when: o throwing (rolling) overhand OR underhand OR o kicking. With extensive guidance and support, I can explore and practice receiving objects at an exploration level when catching (trapping and gathering) with my hands OR my feet. explore and practice sending objects at an exploration level when: o throwing (rolling) overhand OR underhand AND o kicking, using each foot separately. explore and practice receiving objects at an exploration level when catching (trapping and gathering) with my hands OR my feet. I can explore and practice sending objects at an exploration level when: o throwing (rolling) overhand AND underhand AND o kicking, using each foot separately. I can explore and practice receiving objects at an exploration level when catching (trapping and gathering) with my hands AND my feet. the complex ideas, and I can use the skills I have learned in I can demonstrate some control when I send objects by: o o throwing (rolling) overhand AND underhand AND kicking, using each foot separately. I can demonstrate some control when receiving objects at an exploration level when catching (trapping and gathering) with my hands AND my feet. 6

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Skillful Movement (SM) PEK.6 Rhythmical Movement Explore and perform rhythmical movement to different auditory (e.g., beat of a drum, clapping, music) rhythms (e.g., quick, slow) using a variety of locomotor movements including walking, running, balancing, jumping, galloping, hopping, and skipping skills. move to a beat by using a variety of movement skills (e.g. walking, running), movement efforts (e.g. quickly, slowly, lightly), OR movement relationships (e.g., tall body, small body, wiggly body). I can move to a beat by using a variety of movement skills (e.g. walking, running), movement efforts (e.g. quickly, slowly, lightly), OR movement relationships (e.g., tall body, small body, wiggly body). I can move to a beat by using a variety of movement skills (e.g. walking, running), movement efforts (e.g. quickly, slowly, lightly), AND movement relationships (e.g., tall body, small body, wiggly body). the complex ideas, and I can use the skills I have learned in I show independence and creativity when moving to a beat by using a variety of movement skills (e.g. walking, running), movement efforts (e.g. quickly, slowly, lightly), AND movement relationships (e.g., tall body, small body, wiggly body). 8

PEK.7 Relationships Use respectful behaviours and safe practices while participating in cooperative games and With frequent reminders I demonstrate respect for classmates, teachers and gym equipment while participating in cooperative games and With support, I practise the safety rules. Relationships (RL) I demonstrate respect for classmates, teachers OR gym equipment while participating in cooperative games and I practise and sometimes apply understanding of safety rules. I demonstrate respect for classmates, teachers AND gym equipment while participating in cooperative games and I apply the understanding of safety rules while participating in cooperative games and the complex ideas, and I can use the skills I have learned in I demonstrate respect for classmates, teachers and gym equipment AND remind others of these values while participating in cooperative games and I consistently apply safety rules AND I can explain why they are important. 9

PEK.5 Movement Variables Vary, with guidance, the movement of the body through changes in: space (personal space, general space, levels, directions, and pathways) effort (time and speed) relationships (body parts and shapes). respond physically to step by step movement vocabulary (e.g. personal space, general space, balance, high, zig-zag). perform movements step by step. With guidance, I recognize and respond physically to much movement vocabulary (e.g. personal space, general space, balance, high, zig-zag). perform movements in a sequence of 2 phrases. With guidance, I recognize and respond physically to all movement vocabulary (e.g. personal space, general space, balance, high, zig-zag). create AND perform movements in a sequence of at least 2 phrases (e.g., riding a horse quickly, slowly). the complex ideas, and I can use the skills I have learned in I can independently respond to movement vocabulary (e.g. personal space, general space, balance, high, zig-zag). I can create AND perform movements in a sequence of several phrases (e.g., riding a horse quickly, slowly) independently. 10