Fall 2013 201! Number of Classes: 3-4 Notes: Below is outlined a tentative curriculum some activities may be shorter or last longer than anticipated, it is alright if the activity selection in adjusted to meet the needs of the class Unit "#$ecti%e& !tudents will learn and practice implementing a problem solving method through e"periential learning activities 'SC' P(o)essional Standa(ds : #:#$3, #:#3%, #:#3&, C:#%4-&, C:#$%, C:C$$-3, '!:#%(-), '!:#$*-+, '!:B%%-4, '!:B%*, '!:B%%,, '!:C%& Physical Education Standa(ds& *'SPE& Standa(d ! - -he physically literate individual e"hibits responsible personal and social behavior that respects self and others +e(mont PE& '.%%: Students show safe behavior for self and others bywor/ing together to complete a challenging tas/ '.%$: Students show appropriate social interactions byusing the problem solving tactics, communicating with one another and wor/ing together *" *E,'T-+-T.& *" negati%e comments/ i) something negati%e is said that student must sta(t again0 Class 1& 0oals: % !tudents will be introduced to and learn the #BC1. problem solving method $ !tudents will implement the #BC1. method 3 !tudents will use different communication styles 2esson: - 3arm up - 0o over #BC1. problem solving model 4was pre-taught in 3 rd grade, 5eference #dventures in 'eace 6a/ing, pgs $&4-$&+7 - 2ine 8orms 9ere 4 5eference #dventures in 'eace 6a/ing pg *&7 - 2and 6ines 45eference attachment7 o 6aterials: blind folds, cones - 8ro:en Bean bags 45eference #dventures in 'eace 6a/ing pg *%7 o 6aterials: Bean bags or beanie babies - 'rocess at the end of each activity Class 2& 0oals: % !tudents will practice the #BC1. problem solving model in the individual, small group and classroom setting 2esson: - 3arm ;p - 8ro:en Bean Bag 45eference #dventures in 'eace 6a/ing pg *%7 o 6aterials: Bean bags or beanie babies - 2ily 'ad 45eference #dventure in 'eace 6a/ing pg +$7 o 6aterials: !pot 6ar/ers one for each student, 8leece balls, boundary mar/ers - !tand ;p 4$ small groups, sitting in a circle, bac/s facing inward, arms lin/ed students try to stand up together7 - 'rocess at the end of each activity Class 3& 0oal: % !tudents will practice wor/ing collaboratively together in a group $ !tudents will identify alternative solutions to a problem 2esson: - 3arm ;p - 9uman <not 45eference #dventures in 'eace 6a/ing pg *37 - 0iants, 3i:ards, and .lves 45eference #dventures in 'eace 6a/ing pg +&7 o 6aterials: a %& to $, foot long rope, 4 cones - -rust Circle 45eference 'roject #dventure attachment, brea/ students up into two small groups7 - 'rocess at the end of each activity Class !& 0oal: % !tudents will successful implement the #BC1. problem solving model $ !tudents will be respectful of alternative viewpoints - 3arm ;p - # fourth class will be held at the discretion of the teachers, based upon scheduling and class progress Class four can be used to ma/e up missed activities or to do one of the following activities depending on the progress of the class - 1on=t 8orget 45eference #dventures in 'eace 6a/ing, pg &47 o 6aterials: 2ong 5ope - 5iver Crossing 45eference -eam Building #ctivities !heet7 o 6aterials: scooter, $ long jump ropes, $-3 dec/ rings - 'rocess the activities