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Curricular Planning. What will you teach and when?. What do you need to know when you are developing a three year scope and sequence chart and a yearly curriculum plan?. Logistics. 4 groups of 4. Grade Levels. Middle School: 6, 7, 8 grades Junior High School: 7, 8, 9 grades - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Curricular Planning

Curricular Curricular PlanningPlanning

What will you teach and What will you teach and when? when?

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• What do you need to know when you are developing a three year scope and sequence chart and a yearly curriculum plan?

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LogisticsLogistics• 4 groups of 4

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Grade LevelsGrade Levels

•Middle School: 6, 7, 8 grades

•Junior High School: 7, 8, 9 grades

•Senior High School: 10, 11, 12 grades

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StudentsStudentsPlan A Plan B Plan C Plan D500 1000 1800 2500

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Indoor FacilitiesIndoor FacilitiesPlan A Plan B Plan C Plan

D1 gym 2 gyms 2 gyms 2 gymsWall div. 2 bal. in Wt. Room Wt. Room

(2 stations) in gyms 1 MP Rm 1 MP

Rm1 MP Rm Indoor

Track

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Outdoor FacilitiesOutdoor FacilitiesPlan A Plan B Plan C Plan D1 SB Field 1 SB Field 2 SB Fields 2 SB1 track 1 track 1 track 1 track1 lg. field 1 lg. field 2 lg. fields 2 lg. flds.

4 tennis 8 tennis 8 tennis 1 soccer field

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Additional FacilitiesAdditional Facilities• Choose any two of the following:

– 1 swimming pool– 1 dance studio– 1 aerobics room– 1 wrestling room– 1 gymnastics room– 1 classroom– 1 wt. room– 1 soccer field– 1 indoor track

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Community Facilities Community Facilities • Choose any two of the following:

– 1 roller rink– 1 bowling alley– 1 archery range– 1 golf range– 1 ice rink– 1 campground and wooded area

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PhilosophiesPhilosophies• You and the other members of your

curriculum committee should discuss your philosophies of teaching p.e. and come to some consensus for your program

• Focus on:– Knowledge that is important– Values that you hold– Attitudes you promote

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Philosophy StatementPhilosophy Statement• Develop a philosophy statement that

represents your program – Activities to be covered?– Depth or Breadth? – Student grouping?– Physical activity or organized sport?– Competition or cooperation?– Student Choice?

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Curricular ModelsCurricular Models• Choose one or two of the following to

serve as the foundation of your curriculum:– Sport Education– Tactical Games– Adventure Education– Teaching for Personal and Social

Responsibility– Multi Activity

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Program Objectives and Program Objectives and EvaluationsEvaluations

• For State Objective 19: – List the objective and its parts– Indicate how you will determine

successful attainment of each learning standard

– See example provided

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Program Objectives and Program Objectives and EvaluationsEvaluations

State Goal 19: Acquire movement skills and understand concepts needed to engage in health-enhancing physical activity.

Learning Standard Class Activity/Evaluation

19. A.5. Demonstrate knowledge and skills in a self-selectedindividual sport, a team sport, creative Movement and work-related activities.

Written and skill tests will be used to assess students in each of the individual, team, and creative movement activities in the curriculum.

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Scope and SequenceScope and Sequence• 3 year outline of:

• Scope: what activities you want to teach

• Sequence: when you want to teach them and how much you want to teach

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Scope and SequenceScope and Sequence• You decide upon all the activities you will

cover in the three years you have been assigned

• For each activity list all the skills you want to cover over the three years

• Indicate what will be taught each year• If you repeat an activity you must indicate

at least two differences between one year and the next

• See example chart

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Curriculum PlanCurriculum Plan• 1 year outline of activities and facilities• 36 weeks in 2 semesters• Semester 1: August 19-December 20• Semester 2: January 6-May 9• On your chart indicate the unit, in

parentheses the #of weeks, and an indoor and outdoor facility for each unit

• You must include a minimum of 1 fitness unit

• Be sure to include a variety of individual and team activities

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Curriculum PlanCurriculum PlanWeek Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9

108-19

Soccer (4)-Field/1/2 gym

Fitness (2)-MP Rm.

Softball (4)Softball Field

208-26

309-03

Ultimate Frisbee (3)-Track Inf.

409-10

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Group DiscussionsGroup Discussions• Listen respectfully• Indicate strengths of plans• Indicate suggestions for

improvement• Discuss difficulties with the

assignment