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STANDARD FOUR:
Students will develop responsible and respectful personal and
social behavior in physical activity settings.
Indicator 1: Students will model and encourage appropriate personal and social conduct
in physical activities.
3-5 Benchmarks:
- perceive ones personal role in maintaining a safe physical activity environment.
- practice acceptable etiquette and sportsmanship in physical activity settings.
- apply conflict resolution processes in physical activity settings.
| 3-5 Level Sample Activities/Tasks: |
- follow rules, procedures, and safety practices in various physical activities
- make positive comments and refrain from put-downs during physical activity
- use various strategies to solve personal/team differences, e.g., rock-paper-scissors,
flipping a coin, drawing straws
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Indicator 2: Students will value and maximize the contributions and potential of
each individual in group activities.
3-5 Benchmarks:
- recognize and support various roles in group settings.
- recognize and support the productive efforts each individual brings to physical activity
settings.
- recognize various roles and purposes of leadership in group settings.
| 3-5 Level Sample Activities/Tasks: |
- demonstrate specific responsibilities of people/positions within a group activity, e.g.,
middle back position in a volleyball game
- participate in various games/activities in which success depends upon the contributions
of each team member, e.g., Double-Dutch rope jumping
- accept individual responsibility for completing a specific task in a group activity,
e.g., team challenges
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Indicator 3: Students will evaluate the positive impact of contributions
provided through human diversity.
3-5 Benchmarks:
- explore the effects of an individuals uniqueness within physical activity
settings.
- support the inclusion of all students in physical activity settings.
- explore the positive contributions derived from diversity in physical activity settings.
| 3-5 Level Sample Activities/Tasks: |
- integrate individual uniqueness and ideas to create a partner-dance to a
specific rhythm
- demonstrate ways to adapt various physical activities to include all
students, e.g., peer tutoring
- explain the history of and perform dances from various cultures
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