Grades 7, 8
Other Vermont Physical Education sets
Other Vermont Physical Education sets
Knowledge/Motor Skills
- PE7-8:1.
Students will apply problem-solving skills in movement-related activities by…PE7-8:1
- a.
Solving movement challenges that involve more complex problems and/or increased group size.
- d.
Giving constructive feedback to a partner/group in order to achieve success.
- e.
Recognizing and developing strategies to accommodate personal strengths and weakness.
- a.
- PE7-8:2.
Students will show an understanding of body awareness concepts by…PE7-8:2
- c.
Using more advanced terminology to describe body movements.
- e.
Demonstrating an understanding of the relationship of body parts in the performance of more complex skills.
- j.
Identifying the major skill components of more complex sports, gymnastics, , dance, and/or other related activities.
- k.
Recognizing the similarities between like skills in different activities (e.g., catching in softball/baseball and catching in lacrosse).
- c.
- PE7-8:3.
Students show an understanding of space concepts by…PE7-8:3
- c.
Applying space concepts appropriately in a variety of activities (e.g., drawing an opponent with you).
- d.
Recognizing the similarities in the use of space in more advanced activities (e.g., tactics, dance, and gymnastics).
- c.
- PE7-8:4.
BALANCE Students show an understanding of quality of movement concepts and apply them to psycho-motor skills by…PE7-8:4
- a.
Performing a more complex movement sequence (e.g., low and/or high rope elements).
- a.
- PE7-8:4.
FORCE / ENERGY Students show an understanding of quality of movement concepts and apply them to psycho-motor skills by…PE7-8:4
- PE7-8:4.
TIME Students show an understanding of movement concepts, and apply them to psycho-motor skills by…PE7-8:4
- b.
Using dance steps and patterns while keeping time to the music when performing a variety of dance styles (e.g., world, line, social, jazz).
- c.
Adjusting movements to stay on beat while moving with a partner or group.
- b.
- PE7-8:4.
FLOW Students show an understanding of movement concepts, and applying movement concepts to psycho-motor skills by…PE7-8:4
- a.
Combining a more complex series of motor skills and movement concepts: speed, force, levels, directions, pathways (e.g., a variety of partner moves in a dance routine).
- b.
Combining fundamental motor skills and/or the beginning skills of dance, gymnastics, and sport in more complex situations (e.g., dribbling against a defender).
- a.
- PE7-8:5.
Students will demonstrate competency in a variety of skills used in dance, gymnastics, sports, and other physical activities by…PE7-8:5
- a.
Demonstrating mature form in a variety of basic skills (teacher and/or student selected).
- b.
Adjusting skills in more complex situations (e.g., hitting to various parts of the tennis court according to where the opponent is placed).
- c.
Participating in leisure/lifetime sport and dance activities in and outside of school.
- a.
- PE7-8:7.
Students will show competency in aquatic activities and water survival skills when facilities allow by…PE7-8:7
- a.
Demonstrating the Level V Skill requirements of the American Red Cross Swimming Standards.
- b.
Demonstrating the elementary strokes to the butterfly, open turns, and the feet-first surface dive.
- a.
Physical Fitness
- PE7-8:8.
Students show knowledge of four health-related fitness components (cardio-respiratory endurance, flexibility, muscular strength and endurance, and body composition) and identifies a variety of activities to develop each component by…PE7-8:8
- a.
Assessing personal performance based on a nationally recognized fitness assessment.
- b.
Monitoring their heart rate, breathing rate, perceived exertion, and recovery rate during and following physical activity.
- c.
Understanding and applying basic principles of training to improving physical fitness (FITT - frequency, intensity, time, and type).
- a.
- PE7-8:9.
Students show awareness of personal responsibility for individual wellness by….PE7-8:9
- a.
Identifying and applying the knowledge acquired to link nutrition, exercises, and fitness, choose activities to improve and maintain fitness goals.
- b.
Demonstrating that physical activity is an important component of personal wellness by participating in leisure/lifetime sport or dance activities in and outside of school.
- a.
Affective Qualities
- PE7-8:10.
Students promote individual success and self-confidence by…PE7-8:10
- a.
Identifying ways in which attitude, effort and energy affect personal performance.
- b.
Establishing personal goals to achieve a higher level of performance in new or challenging activities.
- c.
Demonstrating a positive attitude toward personal skill development.
- a.
- PE7-8:11.
Students show safe behavior for self and others by…PE7-8:11
- a.
Demonstrating supportive and positive behavior (e.g., project adventure full value contract).
- a.
Social Interaction
- PE7-8:12.
Students show appropriate social interactions by…PE7-8:12
- a.
Demonstrating responsibility for playing by the rules without taking advantage of peers.
- b.
Demonstrating responsibility for practicing appropriate sports conduct (e.g., accepting the referee's decisions without arguing).
- c.
Demonstrating responsibility for officiating small group games.
- d.
Demonstrating appreciation for appropriate feedback.
- e.
Demonstrating a willingness to work with individuals with varying cultural and ethnic backgrounds.
- f.
Demonstrating the ability to assuming leader/follower roles when appropriate.
- g.
Demonstrating cooperation by participating with others within the structure and intent of an activity or task.
- a.
Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 7 and Grade 8
- When were these standards adopted?
- 2004
- Where can I read the official document?
- Grade Expectations for Vermont's Framework of Standards and Learning Opportunities
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