USD 263-MULVANE SCHOOL DISTRICT

CURRICULUM MAP

PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Girls Weights


OUTCOME/ ESSENTIAL QUESTION

 

CONTENT

 

OBJECTIVE/SKILL

 

ASSESSMENT

 

1. What safety issues must I understand in the weight room?
 
1. Safety issues
 
1. BFS stretching, spotting belts, techniques of lifting, safety equipment (collars, beepers, plate trees)
 
1. Sit/reach test and observation
 
2. How do I perform lifts properly?
 
2. Lifting techniques
 
2. Demonstrate ability to perform core lifts (bench, squat, clean) and variations of each core lift (towel bench, incline, front/box squat and snatch).
-Proficiently perform upper body/lower body auxiliary lifts
 
2. Observation, daily lifts
 
3. What information will I obtain from participating in a weight training class?
 
3. Knowledge applied and acquired
 
3. Muscle explosion-plyometric
-Muscle endurance-maximum repetition
-Understand muscle strength through low reps/high weight
-Students acquire knowledge to target specific muscle groups
 
3. Observation, recording of set records, rep records
 
4. How does weightlifting enhance athletic movement?
 
4. Motor skills
 
4. Students demonstrate movement patterns and motor skills through agility stations, agility ladders, low impact plyometrics (dot drill, jump rope) high impact plyometrics with box jumping, improved quickness, explosion and 40 times (1.1.1)
-Use proper skills for Olympic lift movement (1.1.2)
 
4. Timed dot drills, timed 40
 
5. Why do we do lifting cycles and vary the lifting programs periodically through the year?
 
5. Learning concepts
 
5. Students discover various lifting programs to meet fitness levels and overcome body adaptation syndromes (2.1.1)
 
5. Essay question on final exam
 
6. Why is goal setting important in weight training?
 
6. Physical fitness goals
 
6. Students learn how to set personal goals to strive and motivate individual and teams. (4.1.2)
-Core lift goals 
 
6. Final max attempts in December and May
 
7. How important are my classmates and teammates in my weight training?
 
7. Personal/social behavior
 
7. Students support class members and encourage others to execute lifts properly and "coach" each other (5.1.1)
-Student athletes understand motivating teammates and investing in one another. (5.1.3)
-Team building (5.1.4)
 
7. Observation when lifting with partners
 
8. Why/how can weight training enhance and promote a lifetime of fitness levels?
 
8. Activity appreciation and participation
 
8. Students reflect on reasons for choosing to participate in physical activities (6.1.4)
-Students are challenged to learn new lifts and display persistence in learning new activities (6.1.1)
-Monitor strength gains with set/rep log (3.1.3)
 
8. Skills mastered to perform lifts proficiently