Physical Education and Health
- Health Level 1
- Health Level 2
- Health Level 3
- Physical Education Level 1
- Physical Education Level 2
- Physical Education Level 3
Health Level 1
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Unit Length (weeks) |
1 Week |
1 Week |
1 Week |
1 Week |
1 Week |
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Unit title |
Wellness Triangle |
Goal Setting |
Physical Wellness- Nutrition |
Social Wellness- Safety and Injury Prevention |
Mental and Emotional Wellness- Stress Management, Coping Skills |
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Key Concept |
Development |
Development |
Change |
Development |
Relationships |
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Related Concept(s) |
System Balance |
Refinement Adaptation |
Function Systems |
Choice Interaction |
Environment |
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Global Context + Global Context Exploration |
Identities and Relationships Health and Wellbeing |
Fairness and Development Imagining a hopeful future |
Identities and Relationships Physical |
Identities and Relationships Motivations |
Identities and Relationships Happiness |
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Statement of Inquiry |
Balancing various systems contributes to the development of health and wellbeing. |
Development, Refinement and adaptation of goals leads to the imagining of a hopeful future. |
The physical Relationships between the functions and systems of the body lead to change. |
Identities, relationships, and motivations are developed through choice and interactions. |
Environments are related to happiness. |
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MYP Subject-group objective(s) |
Criteria A i. Outline physical and health education related factual, procedural and conceptual knowledge Criteria D iii. Describe and Summarize performance |
Criteria B i. identify goals to enhance performance ii. Construct and outline a plan for improving physical wellness |
Criteria A iii. Apply PE and Health terminology to communicate understanding Criteria B i. identify goals to enhance performance Criteria C i. Recall and Apply a range of strategies and movement concepts. |
Criteria A ii. identify physical and health education knowledge to describe issues and solve problems set in familiar and unfamiliar situations Criteria D i. Identify and demonstrate strategies to enhance interpersonal skills. |
Criteria A iii. Apply PE and Health Knowledge to communicate understanding Criteria C i. recall and apply a range of skills and techniques effectively |
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ATL Skills + ATL Skill Indicators |
Thinking -Draw reasonable conclusions and generalizations |
Self-management -Set goals that are challenging and realistic |
Research - Collect and analyze data to identify solutions and make informed decisions Self-management - Practice analyzing and attributing causes for failure |
Thinking -Recognize unstated assumptions and bias - Propose and evaluate a variety of solutions Communication -Use a variety of media to communicate with a range of audiences |
Self-Management -Practice strategies to reduce stress and anxiety - Practice being aware of mind body connections |
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Content (Topics, Knowledge, Skills) |
-Wellness Triangle (Physical, Social, Mental/Emotional) -Self Analysis (Wellness CER) |
-SMART Goals- Worksheet - Health Related Fitness - Imaginary friend fitness plan |
- Nutrition (Identifying healthy choices) - Food groups - Calories - Essential Nutrient Metaphor - Nutrition Label |
-Decision Making Role Play -Identifying influences |
- Coping Skills - Stress Survey |
Health Level 2
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Unit Length (weeks) |
1 Week |
1 week |
1 week |
1 week |
1 week |
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Unit title |
Wellness Triangle |
Physical Wellness: Illness and Disease Prevention |
Physical/Social Wellness: Decision making and Influences |
Social: Healthy Relationships |
Mental and Emotional Wellness: Anxiety and Depression |
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Key Concept |
Development |
Change |
Relationships |
Communication |
Development |
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Related Concept(s) |
Refinement Balance |
Interaction Systems Choice |
Choice |
Perspectives Interactions |
Refinement Balance |
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Global Context + Global Context Exploration |
Identities and Relationships Physical, psychological and social development, transitions, health and well-being, lifestyle choices |
Scientific and Technological Innovation Opportunity, risk, consequences and responsibility |
Identities and Relationships Attitudes, motivations, independence |
Personal and Cultural Expression Philosophies and ways of life |
Identities and Relationships Happiness |
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Statement of Inquiry |
Balancing and refinement contributes to the development of health and wellbeing. |
Risk and consequences of actions are responsible for changes in systems and interactions. |
Attitudes, motivations and independence are related directly to choices. |
Communication happens through understanding of perspectives and interactions between different philosophies and ways of life. |
Development of happiness requires balance and refinement. |
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MYP Subject-group objective(s) |
Criteria A iii. Apply PE and Health Knowledge to communicate understanding Criteria D iii. Describe and Summarize performance |
Criteria A iii. Apply PE and Health Knowledge to communicate understanding Criteria B ii. design and explain a plan for improving physical performance and health |
Criteria A ii. identify physical and health education knowledge to describe issues and solve problems set in familiar and unfamiliar situations Criteria C i. demonstrate and apply a range of skills and techniques |
Criteria D i. identify and demonstrate strategies to enhance interpersonal skills performance |
Criteria A iii. Apply PE and Health Knowledge to communicate understanding Criteria C i. recall and apply a range of skills and techniques effectively |
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ATL Skills + ATL Skill Indicators |
Thinking -Draw reasonable conclusions and generalizations -Identify obstacles and challenges Reflection Skills - Consider Content |
Research - Collect and analyze data to identify solutions and make informed decisions Social - Take responsibility for one’s own actions Thinking -Set goals that are challenging and realistic |
Thinking -Recognize unstated assumptions and bias - Propose and evaluate a variety of solutions Reflection Skills - Consider Content |
Self- Management -Practise strategies to prevent and eliminate bullying Social - Listen actively to other perspectives and ideas - Practice empathy - Advocate for one’s own rights and needs |
Self-Management -Practice strategies to reduce stress and anxiety - Practice being aware of mind body connections Research - Evaluate and select information sources and digital tools based on their appropriateness to specific tasks |
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Content (Topics, Knowledge, Skills) |
-Wellness Triangle (Physical, Social, Mental/Emotional) -Self Analysis (Wellness CER) |
-Risk Factors(Risk assessment cards) -Communicable and noncommunicable -Respiratory system -Circulatory system -Create a flier for awareness of respiratory or circulatory health - Preventing Illnesses (immune system, hand washing, healthy eating) |
-Pros/Cons decision chart - What are influences? -Influence sticky notes - Decide method worksheet -Looking at validity of websites read through pdf -Advertising influences |
Communication Barriers Artifact Consent Refusal Skills What kind of friend am i? Appreciation email to friend |
-Mental Health Myth -Self Management Skills -Anxiety and Depression -Mental Health Tool Kit -Suicide Prevention - PSA for Mental Wellness -I-matter.org |
Health Level 3
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Unit Length (weeks) |
1 Week |
1 Week |
1 week |
1 Week |
1 Week |
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Unit title |
Wellness Triangle |
Social Wellness: Violence Prevention, Decision making and Influences |
Social/Drugs: Decision making and influences, Drugs and Alcohol |
Mental and Emotional Wellness: Stress Management, Causes |
Goal Setting |
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Key Concept |
Change |
Communication |
Development |
Relationships |
Development |
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Related Concept(s) |
Refinement Balance |
Interaction Perspectives |
Choice |
Environment |
Refinement Adaptation |
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Global Context + Global Context Exploration |
Identities and Relationships Physical, psychological and social development, transitions, health and well-being, lifestyle choices |
Identities and Relationships Identity formation, self esteem, status, roles and role models |
Identities and Relationships Personal efficacy and agency |
Identities and Relationships Happiness |
Fairness and Development Imagining a hopeful future |
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Statement of Inquiry |
Balance and refinement contributes to the development of health and wellbeing. |
Communication between different perspectives and roles leads to identity formation. |
Personal efficacy and agency guides development of choices. |
Relationships and environments contribute to happiness. |
Refinement and adaptation of goals leads to the development and imagining of a hopeful future. |
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MYP Subject-group objective(s) |
Criteria A iii. Apply PE and Health Knowledge to communicate understanding Criteria D iii. Describe and Summarize performance |
Criteria A iii. Apply PE and Health Knowledge to communicate understanding Criteria D i. identify and demonstrate strategies to enhance interpersonal skills performance |
Criteria A ii. identify physical and health education knowledge to describe issues and solve problems set in familiar and unfamiliar situations Criteria C i. demonstrate and apply a range of skills and techniques |
Criteria A iii. Apply PE and Health Knowledge to communicate understanding Criteria C i. recall and apply a range of skills and techniques effectively |
Criteria B i. identify goals to enhance performance |
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ATL Skills + ATL Skill Indicators |
Thinking -Draw reasonable conclusions and generalizations -Identify obstacles and challenges Reflection Skills - Consider Content |
Communication -Collaborate with peers and experts using a variety of digital environments and media -Listen actively to other perspectives and ideas |
Thinking -Recognize unstated assumptions and bias - Propose and evaluate a variety of solutions |
Self-Management -Practise strategies to reduce stress and anxiety |
Self-management -Set goals that are challenging and realistic |
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Content (Topics, Knowledge, Skills) |
-Wellness Triangle (Physical, Social, Mental/Emotional) -Self Analysis (Wellness CER) |
- Why is this important? - Upstander, bystander, ally story - Influences (6th grade influences stories) - Wonder Worksheet -Social Media Influence Modules |
- ATOD- Addiction, Addiction risk factors - Mouse Party Worksheet -ATOD Scavenger Hunt - What are Refusal skills? Refusal skills role play - Rules and Regulations: School policy scavenger hunt - Quitting ATOD letter- influences |
- Mindfulness Walk - Reflection Pieces |
-SMART Goals- Worksheet - Setting goals related to each aspect of wellness triangle |
Physical Education Level 1
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Unit Length (weeks) |
3 |
3 |
8 |
8 |
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Unit title |
Cooperative Games |
Fitness |
Spirit of the Game |
Human Ladders |
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Key Concept |
Communication |
Change |
Development |
Relationships |
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Related Concept(s) |
Perspectives Interaction |
Systems Movement |
Refinement Interaction Adaptation |
Interaction Balance |
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Global Context + Global Context Exploration |
Identities and Relationships Teams |
Identities and Relationships Health and Wellbeing |
Fairness and Development Human capability and development |
Identities and Relationships Competition and Cooperation |
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Statement of Inquiry |
Communication allows for interaction with different perspectives on teams. |
Health is affected through changes in movement. |
The human capability to develop happens through the interaction between refinement and adaptation. |
Balancing the interactions of different identities during Competition and Cooperation builds relationships. |
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MYP Subject-group objective(s) |
Criteria A ii. identify physical and health education knowledge to describe issues and solve problems set in familiar and unfamiliar situations. |
Criteria B i. identify goals to enhance performance
Criteria D ii. describe the effectiveness of a plan based on the outcome |
Criteria A i. outline physical and health education-related factual, procedural and conceptual knowledge Criteria B i. identify goals to enhance performance Criteria C i. recall and apply a range of skills and techniques Criteria D iii. describe and summarize performance |
Criteria A iii. apply physical and health education terminology consistently to communicate understanding. Criteria C ii. recall and apply a range of strategies and movement concepts |
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ATL Skills + ATL Skill Indicators |
Communication -Give and receive meaningful feedback |
Self-management -Practise being aware of body–mind connections Thinking - Identify obstacles and challenges -Make unexpected or unusual connections between objects and/or ideas |
Social -Delegate and share responsibility for decision-making -Listen actively to other perspectives and ideas |
Communication -Give and receive meaningful feedback |
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Content (Topics, Knowledge, Skills) |
- Swatball - Capture the Flag - Castle ball - Tennis Baseball |
- Health Related Fitness Concepts - Goal Setting (B) - Goal Reflection (D) |
- Lacrosse (SOTG- C) - Soccer (Rule Assessment- A) - Flag Football (Play Design- B) - Ultimate Frisbee (Angles and Physics of Frisbee- D) |
- Dance - *Peteca - *Nitroball - Bowling/Juggling - Pickleball - Golf |
Physical Education Level 2
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Unit Length (weeks) |
3 |
3 |
8 |
8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Unit title |
Cooperative Games |
Fitness |
Spirit of the Game |
Human Ladders |
|
Key Concept |
Communication |
Change |
Development |
Relationships |
|
Related Concept(s) |
Perspectives Interaction |
Systems Movement |
Refinement Interaction Adaptation |
Interaction Balance |
|
Global Context + Global Context Exploration |
Identities and Relationships Teams |
Identities and Relationships Health and Wellbeing |
Fairness and Development Human capability and development |
Identities and Relationships Competition and Cooperation |
|
Statement of Inquiry |
Communication allows for interaction with different perspectives on teams. |
Health is affected through changes in movement. |
The human capability to develop happens through the interaction between refinement and adaptation. |
Balancing the interactions of different identities during Competition and Cooperation builds relationships. |
|
MYP Subject-group objective(s) |
Criteria A ii. identify physical and health education knowledge to describe issues and solve problems set in familiar and unfamiliar situations. |
Criteria B i. identify goals to enhance performance
Criteria D ii. describe the effectiveness of a plan based on the outcome |
Criteria A i. outline physical and health education-related factual, procedural and conceptual knowledge Criteria B i. identify goals to enhance performance Criteria C i. recall and apply a range of skills and techniques Criteria D iii. describe and summarize performance |
Criteria A iii. apply physical and health education terminology consistently to communicate understanding. Criteria C ii. recall and apply a range of strategies and movement concepts |
|
ATL Skills + ATL Skill Indicators |
Communication -Give and receive meaningful feedback |
Self-management -Practise being aware of body–mind connections Thinking - Identify obstacles and challenges -Make unexpected or unusual connections between objects and/or ideas |
Social -Delegate and share responsibility for decision-making -Listen actively to other perspectives and ideas |
Communication -Give and receive meaningful feedback |
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Content (Topics, Knowledge, Skills) |
- Swatball - Capture the Flag - Castle ball - Tennis Baseball |
- Health Related Fitness Concepts - Goal Setting (A) - Goal Reflection (D) |
- Handball (Rule Assessment- A) - Flag Football (Play Design- B) - Rugby - Lacrosse (SOTG- C) |
-*Golf (Design a Course hole- A) - *Peteca - Badminton - KanJam/Spikeball |
Physical Education Level 3
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Unit Length (weeks) |
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8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Unit title |
Human Ladders |
Fitness |
Spirit of the Game |
Human Ladders |
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Key Concept |
Communication |
Change |
Development |
Relationships |
|
Related Concept(s) |
Perspectives Interaction |
Systems Movement |
Refinement Interaction Adaptation |
Interaction Balance |
|
Global Context + Global Context Exploration |
Identities and Relationships Teams |
Identities and Relationships Health and Wellbeing |
Fairness and Development Human capability and development |
Identities and Relationships Competition and Cooperation |
|
Statement of Inquiry |
Communication allows for interaction with different perspectives on teams. |
Health is affected through changes in movement. |
The human capability to develop happens through the interaction between refinement and adaptation. |
Balancing the interactions of different identities during Competition and Cooperation builds relationships. |
|
MYP Subject-group objective(s) |
Criteria A ii. apply physical and health education knowledge to explain issues and solve problems set in familiar and unfamiliar situations. |
Criteria A iii. apply physical and health education terminology consistently to communicate understanding. Criteria D i. demonstrate and apply a range of skills and techniques |
Criteria A i. Identify physical and health education-related factual, procedural and conceptual knowledge Criteria B i. Outline goals to enhance performance Criteria C ii. recall and apply a range of strategies and movement concepts Criteria D iii. explain and evaluate performance |
Criteria A iii. apply physical and health education terminology consistently to communicate understanding. Criteria C ii. recall and apply a range of strategies and movement concepts |
|
ATL Skills + ATL Skill Indicators |
Communication -Give and receive meaningful feedback |
Self-management -Practise being aware of body–mind connections Thinking - Identify obstacles and challenges -Make unexpected or unusual connections between objects and/or ideas |
Social -Delegate and share responsibility for decision-making -Listen actively to other perspectives and ideas |
Communication -Give and receive meaningful feedback |
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Content (Topics, Knowledge, Skills) |
- Peteca - Badminton - Nitroball |
- Health Related Fitness Concepts - Goal Setting |
- Ultimate Frisbee (Angles and Physics of Frisbee- D) - Lacrosse (SOTG- C) - Flag Football (Play Design- B) - Soccer (Rule Assessment- A) |
-*Golf (Design a Course hole- A) - *Peteca - Pickleball - |
