By CATCURRY on Tuesday, March 06, 2001 - 08:19 pm: Edit

I am doing a research paper on what should be the priorities for an elementary
PE curriculum. Please rank the following in order of most important to least
important:
1. Specific sport skills (throwing a football, shooting a basketball)
2. Basic locomotor skills (skip, gallop)
3. Overall fitness
4. Dance
5. Team and cooperative games
6. Manipulative skills (juggling scarves, parachute)
Thanks for your cooperation!

By GEORGEGOSS on Tuesday, February 27, 2001 - 11:53 am: Edit

I am a PE teaching major at Central Washington University. My classmates and I are in the process of building the ideal PE curriculum. You can go to my homepage at www.cwu.edu/~gossge and click on the curriculum link. I have an outline for the movement concepts you are looking for. This is mainly based on George Graham's Children Moving book and the NASPE standards. I hope this helps.

By Dr. John Tucker on Thursday, September 27, 2001 - 08:16 pm: Edit

I am looking for an article about Juggling that appeared in the May 1996 edition of Teaching Elementary Physical Education. Is this available on the 'net?