Mapping Assignment

Katarina Schnerch & Sydney Milligan

Physical Education - Program of Studies
Grade Level: Grade 8

Student Learning Outcomes:

DO IT DAILY… FOR LIFE:

D8–1 Participate regularly in, and identify and describe the benefits of, an active
lifestyle
Prerequisite and Subsequent Knowledge
DK–1 Show a willingness to participate regularly in short periods of activity with frequent rest intervals
D1–1 Show a willingness to participate regularly in short periods of activity with frequent rest intervals
D2–1 Express a willingness to participate regularly in physical education class
D3–1 Express a willingness to participate regularly in physical education class
D4–1 Demonstrate a willingness to participate regularly in physical education class
D5–1 Participate regularly in physical activity to develop components of health-related fitness and
movement skills
D6–1 Demonstrate enjoyment of participation through extended effort in physical activity
D7–1 Participate regularly in, and identify the benefits of, an active lifestyle

This is the subsequent knowledge that students will know previous to Grade 8.
What are my students supposed to learn?
Students will assume responsibility to lead an active way of life:

- Students will learn that living a healthy lifestyle will elongate their life

- Increased participation will result in more enjoyment of the activity

- Participation in physical education will increase skill set and knowledge base

- Students will learn that physical education is feasible in their everyday life
Outcomes/Learnings
These are the outcomes and learnings that we are preparing our students for in upcoming/future
courses:

D9–1 Participate regularly in, and realize the benefits of, an active lifestyle
D10–1 Demonstrate a commitment to an active lifestyle through participation in and out of class
D20–1 Model an active lifestyle
D30–1 Model an active lifestyle
Pre-Assessment for Differentiation Teaching
Students will fill out an entrance slip at the beginning of the unit to indicate to the teacher what kinds of
physical activity they participate in, and to what extent.

ENTRANCE SLIP

1. What kinds of physical activity do you participate in outside of school?

Ex. volleyball, hiking, swimming, biking, etc.
1. What is your favourite thing about physical education?
2. What is your least favourite thing about physical education?
3. What is your favourite form of transportation?
Ex. biking, running, walking, driving
Formative Assessment
Assessment FOR Learning:

- Fist to Five:
- Students will represent their understanding and
level of participation by showing on a scale from
0-5 (their hand) their effort level.
- After playing volleyball, ask students to rate their
effort using Fist to Five.
Assessment AS Learning:

- Pass-Hit-Coach:
- Peer evaluation of a performance
- During volleyball practice, one student is throwing the ball, one is
passing, and one is coaching and giving feedback to the student
passing. After the student receives their feedback, the students
switch roles and so on.
Summative Assessment - Assessment Task

- Daily Journal
- Students will record effort, participation and their quality of
skill each day throughout the unit.
- Self-reflection will occur
- Students will be graded on effort, participation, and quality of
skill at the end of the unit according to individual daily scores
of improvement
Summative Assessment:
Potential Differentiation
Students can choose from multiple forms of assessment at end of the unit:

- Wellness Goals/ Fitness plan assignment

- Student will list their goals at the beginning of the unit and track throughout.
- Journal Activity
- Students will prove improvement of participation, effort and skill through a self reflective journal
at the end of the unit.
- Skills Test
- Students will perform their skills through demonstration at the end of the unit.
- Skills Analysis Video Assignment
- At the beginning of the unit students will record a video of their skills as learned in class and
compare their improved skills set with another video recorded at the end of the unit.
- Student will then analyze and compare their movement, form, and position.
Summative Assessment:
Adaptation/Accommodation
- Daily Journal
- Students will provide a written document showing their effort, participation and their quality of
skill each day throughout the unit.
- Self-reflection will occur
- Students will be graded on effort, participation, and quality of skill at the end of the unit
according to individual daily scores of improvement
- Adaptation/ Accommodation: Video Blog
- Students will record a video blog showing their effort, participation and their quality of skill
each day throughout the unit.
- Students will be graded on effort, participation will fulfilling their video blog, and their quality of
skill at the end of the unit.
Summative Assessment:
Modification
- Daily Journal
- Students will provide a written document showing their effort, participation and their quality of
skill each day throughout the unit.
- Self-reflection will occur
- Students will be graded on effort, participation, and quality of skill at the end of the unit
according to individual daily scores of improvement
- Modification: Active Lifestyle Journal (Out of school time):
- Students who are unable to participate because of individual exemptions, and are asked to
record a lifestyle journal that reflects daily activity outside of school.
- Students are expected to forego activity on their own time
- Sport, health, and fitness