
Physical Education
Appendix A: Learning Outcomes
Movement (Individual and Dual Activities)
It is expected that students will:
Grades K to 1
- demonstrate ways to run, jump, and throw safely
- perform simple motor skills involved in individual and dual activities
- perform locomotor and non-locomotor skills, individually and with objects
Grades 2 to 3
- select and perform locomotor and non-locomotor skills involved in a variety of individual and dual activities
- demonstrate ways to throw an object at a target with increasing accuracy
- select and combine activity-specific motor skills involved in individual and dual activities
Grade 4
- demonstrate activity-specific motor skills involved in individual, dual, and group activities
- aim and project an object at a target with increasing accuracy
Grade 5
- apply activity-specific motor skills involved in individual, dual, and group activities
- aim and project an object toward a target with increasing accuracy
Grade 6
- perform activity-specific motor skills in creating individual, dual, and group activities
- identify and use principles of mechanics to analyse performance in individual and dual activities
Grade 7
- apply activity-specific motor skills related to individual and dual activities
- apply body mechanics to improve performance in individual and dual activities
- aim and project an object at a target with increasing accuracy and distance
Grade 8
- use body mechanics related to a variety of individual and dual activities to describe the performance of self and others
- apply activity-specific motor skills when performing a variety of individual and dual activities
- demonstrate ways to throw a variety of objects toward a target with accuracy
Grade 9
- apply movement skills and concepts to a variety of individual and dual activities
- apply activity-specific motor skills when performing individual and dual activities
- apply the principles of mechanics to improve performance in individual and dual activities
Grade 10
- apply movement skills and concepts to a variety of individual and dual activities
- adapt and improve activity-specific motor skills when performing individual and dual activities
- apply the principles of mechanics to improve performance in individual and dual activities
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Maintained by: Physical Education Coordinator
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