PE01 Standards

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Colorado Model Content Standards: Physical Education Level 1

Standard 1

Students demonstrate competent skills in variety of physical activities and sports.

In grades K-4, what students know and are able to do includes:

  • demonstrating even rhythmic locomotor* movements: walk, run, leap, hop, and jump and uneven rhythmic locomotor movements: gallop, slide and skip;
  • demonstrating dynamic and static balance, with control, on a variety of moving and stationary objects or equipment;
  • demonstrating mature patterns in the fundamental manipulative skills: throw, catch, kick, trap, roll, dribble, strike and volley;
  • developing patterns and combinations of movement into repeatable sequences;and
  • demonstrating the ability to change directions (dodge), transfer weight (feet to hands) and fall with control.

Standard 2

Students demonstrate competency in physical fitness.

In grades K-4, what students know and are able to do includes:

  • performing aerobic* and anaerobic* self-testing activities;
  • maintaining appropriate body alignment while performing fitness activities; and *controlling and supporting body weight in a variety of fitness activities.

Standard 3

Students demonstrate the knowledge of factors important to participation in physical activity.

In grades K-4, what students know and are able to do includes:

  • demonstrating knowledge of games, rules and sportsmanship;
  • demonstrating knowledge of the fundamental components, strategies, equipment and technology used for participation in a variety of physical activities;
  • describing the healthful benefits that result from regular and safe participation in physical activity;
  • identifying the origins of physical education activities through low-organized games* and dances representing a variety of ethnic cultures;
  • demonstrating knowledge of the mature stage* of fundamental movement skills*; and
  • designing games and movement sequences.
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