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The document outlines a Grade 7 Physical Education curriculum focused on the importance of physical activity, fitness components, sportsmanship, health and nutrition, and safety in physical activities. It includes specific learning competencies for each topic, emphasizing cognitive, affective, and psychomotor skills. Students are expected to explain benefits, develop fitness plans, demonstrate teamwork, and recognize safety protocols.
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Objectives g7

The document outlines a Grade 7 Physical Education curriculum focused on the importance of physical activity, fitness components, sportsmanship, health and nutrition, and safety in physical activities. It includes specific learning competencies for each topic, emphasizing cognitive, affective, and psychomotor skills. Students are expected to explain benefits, develop fitness plans, demonstrate teamwork, and recognize safety protocols.
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Subject: Physical Education

Grade Level: Grade 7


Learning Competency: The learner undertakes physical activity and physical
fitness assessment.
Topic: The Importance of Physical Activity
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to...
1. [Cognitive - Applying] Explain the benefits of regular physical activity in
maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
2. [Cognitive - Creating] Develop a personal fitness plan that incorporates various
forms of physical activity suitable for their lifestyle.
3. [Affective - Valuing] Recognize the significance of participating in physical
activities for personal well-being.
4. [Affective - Organization] Display a positive attitude towards engaging in group
physical activities and sports.
5. [Psychomotor - Manipulation] Participate in a series of physical activities and
accurately record their heart rates before and after exercise.
6. [Psychomotor - Assembly] Create a simple obstacle course using available
equipment to enhance physical fitness.
Topic: Understanding Physical Fitness Components
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to...
1. [Cognitive - Applying] Identify the different components of physical fitness, such as
endurance, strength, flexibility, and body composition.
2. [Cognitive - Creating] Formulate a presentation that illustrates the relationship
between the components of fitness and overall health.
3. [Affective - Valuing] Appreciate the importance of balancing different fitness
components in a workout routine.
4. [Affective - Organization] Encourage peers to engage in discussions about
personal fitness goals and the importance of physical health.
5. [Psychomotor - Manipulation] Conduct a series of fitness assessments to evaluate
their own strength and flexibility.
6. [Psychomotor - Assembly] Design a fitness circuit that incorporates exercises
targeting various fitness components.
Topic: Sportsmanship and Teamwork
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to...
1. [Cognitive - Applying] Describe the principles of good sportsmanship and
teamwork in physical activities and sports.
2. [Cognitive - Creating] Generate a set of team rules that promote positive
interaction and cooperation during sports activities.
3. [Affective - Valuing] Demonstrate respect for teammates and opponents through
fair play and supportive behavior.
4. [Affective - Organization] Propose strategies for resolving conflicts that may arise
during team sports.
5. [Psychomotor - Manipulation] Participate in team-building exercises that require
cooperation and communication skills.
6. [Psychomotor - Assembly] Organize a friendly sports competition that emphasizes
teamwork and sportsmanship.
Topic: Health and Nutrition for Physical Activity
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to...
1. [Cognitive - Applying] Identify essential nutrients required for optimal performance
in physical activities.
2. [Cognitive - Creating] Construct a balanced meal plan that supports an active
lifestyle and enhances physical performance.
3. [Affective - Valuing] Recognize the role of proper nutrition in achieving fitness
goals and maintaining health.
4. [Affective - Organization] Advocate for healthy eating habits within their peer
group.
5. [Psychomotor - Manipulation] Prepare a simple healthy snack that is suitable for
pre- or post-exercise consumption.
6. [Psychomotor - Assembly] Create a visual poster that displays food groups and
their benefits for active individuals.
Topic: Safety in Physical Activities
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to...
1. [Cognitive - Applying] Identify common safety rules that should be followed during
physical activities and sports.
2. [Cognitive - Creating] Develop a safety checklist to be used before engaging in
any physical activity.
3. [Affective - Valuing] Appreciate the importance of safety precautions in preventing
injuries during physical activities.
4. [Affective - Organization] Encourage classmates to follow safety protocols during
physical education classes.
5. [Psychomotor - Manipulation] Demonstrate proper warm-up and cool-down
techniques to prevent injuries.
6. [Psychomotor - Assembly] Organize a safety drill that highlights emergency
procedures during physical activities.

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