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Physical literacy involves learning about fitness and wellness and engaging in physical activities through all stages of life What is Physical Literacy?
"A person has the knowledge and confidence to stay active, and choose beneficial and enjoyable activities." What does it mean to be Physically Literate?
Refers to good overall health that gives you the ability to do daily activities with vigor and energy Define Physical Fitness.
"Involves achieving a state of optimal health and making wise, healthy choices throughout your life" Define Wellness.
"Emotional, social, mental, financial, spiritual, and physical health" What factors influence a person’s wellness?
"Any bodily movement that uses energy, such as going for a walk, doing chores at home, riding a bike, and dancing" Define Physical Activity.
Increased energy levels and improved physical fitness; reduced risk of cardiovascular diseases; and improved quality of sleep List physical benefits of regular physical activity.
Reduced stress and anxiety; improved concentration and memory; and increased self-confidence List mental and emotional benefits of physical activity.
A type of lifestyle in which an individual spends most of the day sitting or inactive Define Sedentary.
"Problem solving, communication, responsibility, growth mindset, and safety" List the five Physical Literacy Skills.
The ability to find solutions to a challenge or problem Define Problem Solving.
1. Identify the problem. 2. Create a list of possible solutions. 3. Choose the best solution for you. 4. Evaluate the outcome. 5. Make changes or adjustments as needed List the steps to solving problems.
The ability to interact effectively and build healthy relationships with others Define Communication.
Keeping accurate records during workouts; using equipment appropriately; wiping down equipment; bringing needed clothing or equipment What are ways to demonstrate responsibility in physical education class?
"Recognizing that improvement is possible through learning, work ethic, practice, and perseverance" Define Growth Mindset.
Believing that your intelligence or skills are predetermined and cannot be changed Define Fixed Mindset.
Acknowledge that hard work and effort led you to be successful. What are appropriate growth mindset responses to success?
Acknowledge that you can keep trying after failure. What are appropriate growth mindset responses to failure?
"Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time Bound" What does the acronym SMART stand for when setting fitness goals?
"Cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, and body composition" List the five Health-Related Fitness Components.
A measure of how well the circulatory and respiratory systems provide energy during physical activity Define Cardiorespiratory Endurance.
"Jumping jacks, Star jumps, High knees, Fitness walking, Jogging, Jumping rope" What activities develop Cardiorespiratory Endurance?
The ability of your muscles to produce force at low to medium levels for a long time Define Muscular Endurance.
"Lunges, Calf raises, Russian twists, Crunches, Planks, Supermans" What exercises develop Muscular Endurance?
The ability of your muscles to exert force at high levels over a short time Define Muscular Strength.
"Shoulder presses, Bench presses, Upright rows, Push-ups, Squats with weights, Dips" What exercises develop Muscular Strength?
The body’s ability to move through a full range of motion without pain Define Flexibility.
"Toe touches, Frankensteins, Butterfly stretches, Neck rolls, Up and overs, Shoulder stretches" What exercises develop Flexibility?
"Balance, speed, coordination, agility, reaction time, and power" List the six Skill-Related Fitness Components.
"The ability to maintain an upright, steady body position and avoid falling" Define Balance.
"Skaters, Single-leg skaters, Single-leg square jumps, Standing glute presses, Single-leg punches, Single-leg deadlift, Standing crunch" What activities develop Balance?
Moving the body in one direction as quickly as possible Define Speed.
"Sprinter glute bridge, Explosive push-up, Resisted sprints, Uphill sprints, Downhill runs, Power skips" What activities develop Speed?
The ability to move multiple parts of the body at the same time Define Coordination.
"Jump rope, ball dribbles, wall ball catch" What activities develop Coordination?
Moving the body quickly and gracefully in multiple directions Define Agility.
"Ladder drills, Dot drills, Carioca, Cone drills" What activities develop Agility?
The speed at which a person responds to a stimulus Define Reaction Time.
"Partner wall ball, Partner ball drop, Grab the apple, Math 1–2–3 Go" What activities develop Reaction Time?
Physical strength and force applied by something or someone Define Power.
"Power lunges, Power squats, Star jumps, Deadlifts, Broad jump, Depth push-ups, Push-up to stand, Medicine ball slams" What activities develop Power?
The ability to protect yourself and others from injury Define Safety.
Using equipment safely; practicing etiquette; recognizing hazards; wearing proper attire What are steps to prevent something dangerous?
Be aware of surroundings; walk on sidewalks; face traffic; use crosswalks What are safety precautions when walking or jogging?
"Numbness and loss of feeling in face, ears, nose, hands, feet" What are signs of Frostbite?
"Intense shivering, fatigue, loss of coordination" What are signs of Hypothermia?
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