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    This document outlines the physical education curriculum for grades 6-8 focusing on teamwork and sportsmanship. The standards emphasize demonstrating sportsmanship during competition, analyzing differences among teammates to help each other, and understanding how to be an effective team player. Students will learn that a good team player helps teammates, respects coaches and teammates, and does not call names. The curriculum teaches that sports provide an opportunity to develop character by playing fair. Strong team players are needed for organizations to perform well and achieve their goals.

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    Together Everyone Achieve More: Physical Education 6-8 Grade Mr. Jamal Lucas Understanding Team and Sportsmanship

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    Physical Education

    6-8 grade
    Mr. Jamal Lucas
    Understanding team and sportsmanship

    TOGETHER
    EVERYONE
    ACHIEVE
    MORE

    Standards and
    Objectives

    Standard 4: The physically literate individual exhibits


    responsible personal and social behavior that
    respects self and others in physical activity settings.
    (Affective Domain)
    Students will be able to Demonstrate
    sportsmanship while completing against each
    other
    Student will be able to Analyze each other
    differences on the team and work to help each
    other
    Student will be able to Understand and model how
    a effective team player acts.

    A good Team Player ?

    True or False ?
    A good team player calls his teammates ugly
    names!
    False
    A good team player Helps a teammate After

    practice?
    True
    A good team player respects his coaches and

    teammates?

    True

    Sportsmanship

    I discovered that playing sports is much more than


    just a competition it is an opportunity for
    participants to develop as people and build
    character by playing fair. Jeff Carroll, Cedar
    Creek

    Teamsin organizations needstrong team playersto perform well and reach their goals

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