The limited number of lessons with the students of Daniel
Boone School has led me to use one uniform warm up that all students do
from first grade to eighth grade. The warm up is quick and the
students from fourth grade and up lead the warm up without the teacher's
guidance so that the students will practice leadership. After the warm up
the students in fourth grade and up provide feedback to the student leader
in regards to what he or she did well and what he or she needs to improve on
in order to become a better leader. |
ANNUAL CURRICULUM
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Introduction (Grade K)
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Introduction (Grade 1-8)
• Warm Up
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Locomotor Movement (K-4)
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Kindergarten
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Grade 1
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Grade 2
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Grade 3
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Grade 4
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Grade 5
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Grade 6
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Grade 7
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Grade 8
• Lesson Plan Outline |
Warm Up |
Grade K - 3 |
Grade 4 - 8 (Ball Inclusive Warm Up) |
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Jumping Jacks
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Push ups 1
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Sit-ups 1
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Cross your arm 2
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Hug your knee 3
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Straddle Stretch 4
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The fitness workout will be based on a full body workout where the
students learn to recognize muscle fatigue and learn how to challenge
themselves with new exercises that will prepare them for real life
challenges and address their own fitness goals. |
Students in kindergarten through fourth grade continue with
additional locomotor skills as an extended part of the warm up. This
portion of the warm up is a more functional warm up, which also serve as a
tool to improve essential locomotor skills that are required for future
success in physical activity, sports, and leisure activity. |
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1 Same
number as homework assignment suggested for the month. Grade 1 begins with 2
push-ups and 2 sit-ups, and increase with 1 push-up and 1 sit-up per month
until
8 push-ups and sit-ups are done.
2 Upper back and rear
deltoid stretch.
3 Gluteus stretch
4 Hamstring Stretch
* To improve eye-hand coordination
** To improve functional coordination and fitness by enhancing the
neuromuscular coordination of the body while applying multiple skills during
one exercise |
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