This unit focuses on promoting health and physical well-being in students. The teacher will lead multiple physical activities like walking, kickpen, and jumping to help children maintain good physical health and develop an interest in staying active. Parents and guardians are encouraged to support and motivate their children by participating in the activities and helping them practice. The goals are for students to learn how to stay healthy, demonstrate skills like throwing and kicking, and do their best while having fun.

1. Health and Physical Well BeingUNIT TITLE

2. How can we stay healthy and in good physical shape?ESSENTIAL QUESTION

3. Why is it important to healthy?What are ways to be healthier and stay in shape?UNIT QUESTIONS

4. What is exercise?What is cardio?Why is Vitamin C important?CONTENT QUESTIONS

5. During this unit we will be promoting health and physical well being. The students will be participating in multiple activities such as walking, kickpen, etc. These activities will help children maintain good physical help and hopefully promote interest in physical activities and health.UNIT SUMMARY

6. InstructProvide help and assistanceEncourageCoachMotivateSuperviseMY ROLE AS THE TEACHER

7. SupportMotivateEncourageProvide help for children to practice activitiesPARENT/GAURDIAN ROLES

8. Participate in activitiesWork with othersBe a team playerJUST DO THEIR BEST!STUDENT ROLES

9. The students will learn and retain useful information about staying healthy and active.UNIT BENEFITS

10. Demonstrate initial level of efficiency in traveling by walking, running, and jumping.Demonstrate progress toward the mature form of selected manipulative skills, specifically throwing, kicking, and striking with body parts.STANDARDS MET

11. Daily WalkJump for a GoalKickpenDon’t drop the eggUNIT OBJECTIVES

12. the use of projects to promote meaningful learningstudents use technology to engage questions used to assess student's subject matter competence instead of conventional testingPROJECT BASED LEARNING

13. Ms. SmithPhone #: (555) 555-5555E-mail: rsmith@teacher.eduCONTACT INFORMATION