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Physical Education Skills Assessment Guide

The document outlines expected learning outcomes for physical education, focusing on motor competence and skill development through various activities and games. It includes evaluation criteria across different performance levels, assessing students' abilities in locomotion, manipulation, stability, and social interaction. The criteria range from confident execution of movements and recognition of personal characteristics to difficulties in participation and adherence to basic rules of coexistence.
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Physical Education Skills Assessment Guide

The document outlines expected learning outcomes for physical education, focusing on motor competence and skill development through various activities and games. It includes evaluation criteria across different performance levels, assessing students' abilities in locomotion, manipulation, stability, and social interaction. The criteria range from confident execution of movements and recognition of personal characteristics to difficulties in participation and adherence to basic rules of coexistence.
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

EXPECTED LEARNING: Perform locomotion, manipulation and stability movements through individual and collective games.

CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 1. Motor Competence CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 2. Development of motor skills

Student Name
nce Level
Performa

Evaluation Criteria
Confidently identifies and executes
locomotion, manipulation and stability
Level 4

movements in various situations,


individual and group games.

Confidently identifies and executes


Level 3

locomotion, manipulation and stability


movements in various situations,
individual games

Shows difficulty in executing locomotion,


Level 2

manipulation and stability movements in


various situations, individual and
collective games

Shows insecurity and resistance to


perform locomotion, manipulation and
stability movements in various
situations, individual and collective
Level 1

games

PHYSICAL EDUCATION
EXPECTED LEARNING: Use tools, instruments and materials in activities that require control and precision in their movements.

CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 1. Motor Competence CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 2. Development of motor skills

Student Name
Performance
Level

Evaluation Criteria

Uses tools, instruments and materials,


effectively and safely, in games,
Level 4

experimentation activities, personal


creation and problem solving that
require control and precision in their
movements.
Level 3

Occasionally uses tools, instruments and


Level

materials in games, experimentation


activities, personal creation and problem
solving that require control and precision
in their movements.
2

Shows insecurity and resistance to


Level 1

perform locomotion, manipulation and


stability movements in various
situations, individual and collective
games

PHYSICAL EDUCATION
EXPECTED LEARNING: Identifies his/her expressive and motor possibilities in activities that involve space-time organization, laterality, balance and coordination

CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 1. Motor Competence CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 2. Development of motor skills


Student Name
nce Level
Performa

Evaluation Criteria
Execute body movements that involve
coordination and balance, such as
running, jumping, rolling, turning,
Level 4

crawling, climbing and marching. Shows


awareness and confidence in what he
does, and identifies possibilities and
limits of movement of different parts of
his body

Performing body movements that


Level 3

involve coordination and balance, such


as running, jumping, rolling, turning,
crawling, climbing and marching, shows
confidence in what you do.

Execute and reproduce body movements


Level

that involve coordination and balance,


such as running, jumping, rolling,
turning, crawling, climbing and
marching.
2

Shows an attitude of insecurity and fear


in situations that require performing
body movements that involve
coordination and balance, such as
Level 1

running, jumping, rolling, turning,


crawling, climbing and marching.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

EXPECTED LEARNING: Recognizes the characteristics that identify and differentiate him/her from others in activities and games.

CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 1. Motor Competence CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 2. Development of motor skills


Performanc Student Name
e Level

Evaluation Criteria

Recognize your limits and possibilities,


and the characteristics that identify and
Level 4

differentiate you from others. Explore


the movement possibilities of your body.

Recognize your limits and possibilities,


Level 3

and the characteristics that identify and


differentiate you from others.

He knows that there are characteristics


Level 2

that identify him and differentiate him


from others, but he has difficulty
recognizing them.

Fails to recognize the characteristics that


identify and differentiate him/her from
others in activities and games.
Level 1

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

EXPECTED LEARNING: Proposes different motor and expressive responses to the same problem in recreational activities

CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 1. Motor Competence CURRICULAR ORGANIZER [Link] Creativity


Student Name
nce Level
Performa

Evaluation Criteria
Uses cognitive, affective and social
abilities to solve problems in games and
physical activities through various
Level 4

movement possibilities, ordering and


distinguishing different motor responses
to challenges and situations, individual
and collective, that involve imagination
and creativity.

Uses cognitive, affective and social


Level 3

abilities to solve problems in games and


physical activities through various
movement possibilities

Proposes some motor and expressive


responses to solve problems in games
Level

and physical activities

In activities that require expressing


motor proposals, he limits himself
to executing those proposed by his
Level 1

classmates.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

EXPECTED LEARNING: Recognizes forms of participation and interaction in games and physical activities based on basic rules of coexistence.

CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 1. Motor Competence CURRICULAR ORGANIZER 2. Development of motor skills

Student Name
Per
for
Evaluation Criteria

Recognizes and adopts attitudes that


allow for better coexistence and making
Level 4

agreements in play, school and daily life,


for example: waiting for their turn,
accepting, respecting, agreeing and
making rules, and seeking solutions to
conflicts.

Recognize and adopt attitudes that allow


Level 3

them to better coexist and make


agreements in play, school and their
daily life.

recognizes basic rules of coexistence


and sometimes adopts attitudes
Level

consistent with these

Shows difficulty in recognizing and


adopting forms of interaction based on
basic rules of coexistence.
Level 1

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