Curriculum

The Mission Statement of our physical education program at Fremont is to help make students more physically educated through developmental fitness activities, through the interjection of interdisciplinary concepts when appropriate, and through the building of pro-social skills during each lesson that we teach.

In large part, this is accomplished through the development and the delivery of an age appropriate curriculum that takes into account the characteristics, behaviors, and urges of our various aged students. By making the student the focus of each lesson, as opposed to the sport, we have developed a student-centered curriculum to challenge students of all abilities, at all grade levels, by introducing and revisiting broad fitness-based themes.

For a broad overview of our curriculum offerings please click on either of the following links:

Physical Education Curriculum for Grades 1-3 Week Topic

1 Introduction (rules, grading, playground safety and familiarization)
2 Exploratory activities (self-space, general space, directions, levels)
3 Juggling activities and tag games
4 Parachute, hoop and noodle activities
5 Throwing and catching themes (balls)
6 Ropes and jumping activities
7 Relays and scooter play
8 Kicking themes
9 Rhythms and fitness testing
10 Track and field themes
11 Striking themes
12 Group games
13 Exploratory activities (changing shapes, moving in air, following paths)
14 Balance and rolling
15 Apparatus and climbing
16 Obstacle and challenge courses
17 Juggling activities and tag games
18 Parachute, hoop and noodle activities
19 Ropes and jumping activities
20 Relays and scooter play
21 Wintertime activities (sledding, snow sculptures and environmental awareness)
22 Throwing/catching Themes
23 Rhythms and fitness testing
24 Track and field themes
25 Striking Themes
26 Group Games
27 Exploratory activities (body parts, relationships, force, balance)
28 Juggling activities and tag games
29 Parachute, hoop and noodle activities
30 Throwing and catching themes (balls and Frisbees)
31 Ropes and jumping activities
32 Relays and scooter play
33 Kicking themes
34 Rhythms and fitness testing
35 Track and field themes
36 Striking themes (tee-ball)
37 Group games
38 Closure (review of experiences, playground, summer and water safety)

Physical Education Curriculum for Grades 4-5 Week Topic

1 Introduction (Rules, grading, playground safety and familiarization)
2 Pass Over / Ultimate Football (Throwing / Catching Themes)
3 End Line Soccer / Six-on-Six Soccer (Kicking Themes)
4 Hand Hockey / Pilo Polo (Striking Themes)
5 Fitness Assessment
6 Three Base Football / Flag Football (Throwing / Catching Themes)
7 Captain and Crew Golf (Kicking Themes)
8 Box Ball / One Wall Handball (Striking Themes)
9 Two Base Alley Kickball (Throwing / Catching Themes)
10 Multi-Pin Sideline Soccer (Kicking Themes)
11 End Line Hockey (Striking Themes)
12 Rhythms and Challenge Games (Dance and Cooperative Activities)
13 Rhythms and Challenge Games (Dance and Cooperative Activities)
14 Balances and Rolls
15 Apparatus and Climbing
16 Obstacle Challenge Course (Kinesthetic Experiences)
17 Team Handball (Throwing/ Catching Themes)
18 Indoor Soccer (Kicking Themes)
19 Floor Hockey (Striking Themes)
20 3-on-3 Basketball/Full Court Basketball (Throwing / Catching Themes)
21 Winter Time Activities (Sledding, snow sculptures and environmental awareness)
22 Obstacle Kickball (Striking Themes)
23 Target ball(Striking Themes)
24 Quidditch Lacrosse (Throwing / Catching Themes)
25 Rhythms and Volleyball (Dance and Striking Themes)
26 Modified Cricket (Throwing / Catching Themes)
27 Ameba Soccer (Kicking Themes)
28 Garbage Can Baseball (Striking Themes)
29 Quadrant Volleyball (Cooperative Activities)
30 Orienteering (Cooperative Activities)
31-33 Track and Field Experiences
34 Fitness Assessment
35 Frisbee Golf / Ultimate Frisbee (Throwing / Catching Themes)
36 Capture the Flag (Cooperative Activities)
37 Softball (Throwing / Catching Themes)
38 Closure (Review experiences, playground, summer and water safety)

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