Luther Conant School

Where the Whole Child is the Whole Idea

 

Conant School Physical Education: Grade 6 Outcomes

Outcomes

Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6

Grade 6 Outcomes

OUTCOME 1: The learner will develop competency in a variety of movement and dance forms.

Objective 1.1: The learner will demonstrate body, spatial and temporal awareness.

Objective 1.2: The learner will demonstrate rotational skills.

Objective 1.3: The learner will demonstrate static balancing skills.

Objective 1.4: The learner will demonstrate dynamic balancing skills.

Objective 1.5: The learner will demonstrate vaulting skills.

Objective 1.6: The learner will demonstrate supporting skills.

Objective 1.7: The learner will demonstrate beginning square and/or line dance skills.

Outcome 2: The learner will develop competency in a variety of activities and sports.

Objective 2.1 The learner will demonstrate receiving and projecting objects without and with an implement while stationary and moving.

Objective 2.2: The learner will demonstrate or attempt the following basketball skills:

Demonstrate:

Dominant hand dribble.

Pivot

Defensive slide

Attempt:

Non dominant hand dribble

Speed dribble

Change of pace dribble

Crossover dribble

Spin dribble

Chest pass

Bounce pass

Two-hand overhead pass

Flip pass

Outlet pass

Baseball pass

Set shot

Dominant hand lay-up

Jump shot

Foul shot

Turn on rebound

Objective 2.3: The learner will attempt the following football skills:

Demonstrate:

Giving and receiving hand off

Carrying the ball

Kickoff

Blocking

Attempt:

Long hike

Forward pass

Lateral pass

Punting

Over shoulder catch

Above shoulder catch

Below knees catch

Objective 2.4: The learner will demonstrate or attempt the following racket sport skills:

Demonstrate:

Forehand grip

Backhand grip

Attempt:

Forehand swing

Backhand swing

Volley

Drop serve

Objective 2.5: The learner will demonstrate or attempt following soccer skills:

Demonstrate:

Instep kick

Dribble

Foot trap

Attempt:

Outside kick

Heel kick

Flat pass

Through pass

Aerial pass

Throw-in

Drive shot

Chip shot

Body trap

Leg trap

Knee juggle

Foot juggle

Objective 2.6: The learner will demonstrate or attempt the following softball skills:

Demonstrate:

Underhand throw

Base running

Overhand throw from infield

Attempt:

Overhand throw from outfield

Fielding ground balls

Fielding line drives

Fielding fly balls

Hitting

Pitching

 

Objective 2.7: The learner will attempt the following track and field skills:
Attempt:

Sprint

Relays

Objective 2.8: The learner will demonstrate or attempt the following volleyball skills:

Attempt:

Underhand serve

Set

Forearm pass

Dominant hand hit

OUTCOME 3: The learner will improve personal fitness and demonstrate a knowledge of the components of health-related fitness.

Objective 3.1: The learner will participate in activities that will sustain a target heart rate of 60% to 85% of maximum heart rate for a minimum of 20 minutes.

Objective 3.2: The learner will calculate maximum and target heart rates.

Objective 3.3: The learner will participate in activities that will increase muscular strength and endurance.

Objective 3.4: The learner will identify appropriate activities to enhance each component of health related fitness.

Objective 3.5: The learner will identify the three factors manipulated to achieve overload.

Objective 3.6: The learner will identify appropriate methods of increasing flexibility.

Objective 3.7: The learner will participate in activities that will increase range of motion.

Objective 3.8: The learner will identify appropriate methods of increasing strength.

Objective 3.9: The learner will differentiate between muscular strength and muscular endurance.

Objective 3.10: The learner will differentiate between aerobic and anaerobic capacity.

Objective 3.11: The learner will identify possible injuries that may result from improper warm-up, conditioning, or cool down.

OUTCOME 4: The learner will understand safety issues in movement, dance, games, and sports.

Objective 4.1: The learner will identify safety factors in the utilization of space without and with an implement.

Objective 4.2: The learner will identify safety factors associated with the utilization of athletic equipment/apparatus.

Objective 4.3: The learner will differentiate between safe and unsafe participation/environments.

Objective 4.4: The learner will demonstrate body control while performing movement activities, dance, games, and sports.

Objective 4.5: The learner will attempt to follow all game rules to maintain safe playing conditions.

OUTCOME 5: The learner will understand the concepts and principles of effective and efficient movement.

Objective 5.1: The learner will explore the application of force.

Objective 5.2: The learner will explore various trajectories through throwing and catching.

Objective 5.3: The learner will identify the mechanical advantages of movement in opposition.

Objective 5.4: The learner will identify the purpose of the follow-through phase of movement.

Objective 5.5: The learner will identify gross errors in personal movements.

OUTCOME 6: The learner will understand, appreciate, and apply rules, regulations, strategies, and etiquette for dance games, and sports.

Objective 6.1: The learner will apply the rules and regulations for the activity.

Objective 6.2: The learner will identify the function of rules.

Objective 6.3: The learner will attempt offensive skills of picks, give-and-go, pick-and-roll, fakes, and screens for a variety of team sports.

Objective 6.4: The learner will attempt player-to-player defense in a variety of team sports.

Objective 6.5: The learner will participate in activities that enhance awareness of spatial relationships between the ball, the goal, the opponent, and her/himself (third party perspective).

OUTCOME 7: The learner will appreciate the aesthetic and creative qualities of movement.

Objective 7.1: The learner will observe creative movement phrases or sentences, performed by a more experienced model, and discuss her/his movement.

Objective 7.2: The learner will, in cooperation with a group, develop creative movement phrases or sentences based on a theme.

Objective 7.3: The learner will create movement sequences in response to music, props, literature, or other appropriate stimuli.

OUTCOME 8: The learner will understand the historical and cultural bases of movement, dance, games and sport.

Objective 8.1: The learner will identify the historical origins of a variety of dances.

Objective 8.2: The learner will participate in folk and line dances from diverse cultures.

Objective 8.3: The learner will teach a dance or movement activity identified with the learner's heritage.

OUTCOME 9: The learner will enhance self-confidence and interpersonal skills through the group process in movement, dance, games, and sport.

Objective 9.1: The learner will participate in activities which will allow her/him to set and to achieve dual and team goals.

Objective 9.2: The learner will participate in initiative and cooperative learning activities.

Objective 9.3: The learner will demonstrate the ability to succeed at various roles within the group.

Objective 9.4: The learner will demonstrate acceptance of differences among classmates in physical development.

Objective 9.5: The learner will participate in a large variety of group activities.

Objective 9.6. The learner will follow classroom rules and regulations in order to create a more supportive environment.

OUTCOME 10: The learner will discover an element of fun and enjoyment in movement, dance, games, and sports.

Objective 10.1 The learner will participate in activities with modified rules, structure, and/or equipment to increase the parity of the movement, dance, game, or sport.

Objective 10.2: The learner will demonstrate an understanding of the relative importance of winning and losing.

Objective 10.3. The learner will participate in a variety of non-competitive games.

Objective 10.4. The learner will choose from a variety of motivators (music, teacher involvement, student selection of activity) that will enhance fun and enjoyment in the class.