NLCI Elementary Curriculum Reference Guide - page 22-23

Use PowerPoint to present ideas/concepts/
information in class
Technology and Research
Investigate teacher selected Internet resources
and discuss and compare findings for
usefulness as a class
Technology and Problem Solving
and Decision Making
Identify and discuss uses of rubrics to define
and evaluate elements (e.g., content, purpose,
usefulness) of class project
Enter/edit data in a prepared spreadsheet to
perform calculations
PE/WELLNESS
Physical Wellness
Understand health risks for age group
Predict consequences of various health-related
behaviors
Demonstrate correct hand-washing technique
Describe events/situations which should
include hand washing
Demonstrate appropriate behaviors for
entering or crossing a street or road (e.g., stop,
look both ways, etc.)
Understand the importance of playground,
school bus, and school ground safety rules
Demonstrate how to make emergency
phone calls
Identify firefighters and other law enforcement
or rescue personnel by their appearance
Identify dental emergencies and how to
get help
Identify risks of incorrect use of medicines
Understand school rules regarding use of
medicines and substances
Know never to touch needles/syringes or
containers for alcohol or tobacco
Understand harmfulness of alcohol abuse
Social/Emotional Wellness
Explain that feelings (e.g., anger, fear, sadness,
excitement) are normal and acceptable
Identify the relationship between feelings
and behaviors
Differentiate between healthy and unhealthy
expressions of feelings
Identify behaviors controlled by self
Identify the benefits of healthy relationships
Respect the rights of others
Describe ways of resolving conflicts without
fighting
Explain the differences between the
acceptability of feelings and acceptability
of behaviors
Understand that different people have different
abilities
Understand why it is important to play and
cooperate with a partner regardless of personal
differences such as gender, skill level, or
ethnicity
Understand the importance of respecting
others during play
Understand safe practices, physical education
rules, and procedures
Understand the importance of cooperation
with a partner in working together to complete
an assigned task
Understand the importance of resolving
conflicts in socially acceptable ways
Participate willingly in individual and group
activities
Nutrition
Discuss how foods of the Food Guide Pyramid
are needed for growth and health
Select healthy snacks for teeth and body from
the Food Guide Pyramid
Recognize physical signs of hunger and satiety
Fitness
Can understand and identify one or two
components of a health related fitness
assessment
Demonstrate the ability to understand the
concept of pacing during cardiovascular
endurance activities
Understand the importance of stretching
exercises that enhance flexibility in a variety of
muscle groups
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Demonstrate knowledge of muscular strength
and endurance in a variety of muscle groups
Investigate likes and dislikes connected with
participation in physical activity
Explore activities which require physical activity
during non-school hours
Demonstrate manipulative skills
Demonstrate the manipulative skill of striking,
trapping, and tossing a ball to a moving partner
Demonstrate the manipulative skill of rising and
sinking while twisting, necessary for participation
in a dance, activity, or game situation
Demonstrate static and dynamic balances
using different body parts
Understand critical elements of the basic
locomotor and manipulative skills
Identify movement concepts of space and
effort and relationships that vary the quality of
movement
Understand the importance of warm up and
cool down
ART
Artistic Perception
Identify and analyze different artistic
materials, processes, and techniques
Compare and contrast the use of art elements
in the environment, their own artwork, and
artwork they are studying with an emphasis on
color, line, texture, and shape
Identify and discuss art principles found in
the environment, their own artwork, and artwork
they are studying with a focus on movement
Begin to use art vocabulary to analyze and
respond to works of art
Identify primary and secondary colors with the
use of a color wheel
Recognize warm, cool, and neutral color
families
Creative Expression
Produce different compositions using a variety
of processes, media, and techniques
that successfully communicate their ideas,
experiences, and stories such as drawing or
painting a still life or creating art to wear
Use art materials, such as colored chalk, paint,
or clay to complete exercises that explore the
use of elements such as variations in the use of
line, shape, shading, and color to communicate
ideas
Use various media to demonstrate art
principles such as movement and balance (e.g.,
show contrast in a two- or three-dimensional
artwork)
Use clay to create three-dimensional forms
such as a sculpture or container (coil pots)
Work independently with various art materials
Use art materials and tools in a responsible way
Historical and Cultural Context
Identify and talk about art forms in their
community
Identify and describe various art genres from
a variety of time periods and cultures
Recognize how people throughout time have
responded to the world through art
Create projects in relation to holidays, seasons,
and our environment
Recognize how homes around the world reflect
their environment
Identify one or more well known artists and
their artwork
Aesthetic Valuing
Describe and explain what he/she likes or
dislikes about a work of art
Identify broad categories of artworks
Group works of art according to attributes,
such as realistic or abstract
Connections and Applications
Identify connections between arts and other
disciplines (e.g., learn history through art,
learns about adjectives by describing artwork)
Apply knowledge of art to other disciplines
Connect their learning of art to other fine arts
such as music or dance
Describe the role of the architect
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