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Editable PE Unit Plan Template

An editable PE unit plan template set includes a filled-out four-topic demo unit on classroom procedures plus five blank templates (1-topic through 5-topic) for teachers to build their own units, citing NASPE standards.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
File type
Microsoft Word
Editable
Yes

Updated Sep 22, 2022

Subject
Physical Education, P.E. & Health
Topic
Unit Plans, Editable Lessons
Resource types
Templates, Teacher Tools
Editable
Yes

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About this resource

An editable physical education unit plan template set includes a completed four-topic demo unit, 'Establishing a Learning Environment,' that models how to fill in assessment descriptions, essential questions, topics, lessons, NASPE standards, and unit vocabulary for a beginning-of-year PE unit on gym rules, safety, and personal space. Alongside the demo, five blank editable Word templates are provided, ranging from a one-topic to a five-topic unit plan layout, each with the same header fields (assessment description, essential questions, topics/concepts, lessons, standards, and vocabulary) left empty for a teacher to complete for their own unit. An introductory page credits the template to Pete Charrette ('Cap'n Pete'), a Nationally Board Certified PE teacher, and points buyers to his Amazon store for additional lesson plans and unit templates. The templates reference NASPE (National Association for Sport and Physical Education) standards by number, but a state-standards field is left blank on the templates for teachers to fill in themselves.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

Use the included learning resource.

Teaching tips

  • Review the completed 'Establishing a Learning Environment' demo unit first to see how each template field (essential questions, topics, lessons, standards, vocabulary) is meant to be filled in.

  • Choose the topic-count template (1 through 5) that matches how many distinct topics the planned unit covers, rather than forcing a smaller or larger unit into a mismatched template.

  • Fill in the blank 'State' standards field on each template with the applicable state PE standard alongside the pre-labeled NASPE standard field.

Skills covered

  • Unit plan drafting — the teacher completes the topics/concepts, lessons, and unit vocabulary fields across a 1- to 5-topic layout to build a multi-topic PE unit plan.

  • Standards documentation — the teacher records the applicable NASPE standard (and a blank State standard field) for each topic, using the demo unit's Standard 5 and Standard 1 citations as a model.

  • Assessment planning — the teacher fills in the Assessment Description/Performance Task field, following the demo's use of teacher observation, group question/response, and peer clarification as example methods.

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What does the completed demo unit model for teachers using the blank templates?

It shows a full four-topic example — covering rules and procedures, safety and respect, an intro to what PE is, and personal space and boundaries — with each topic's essential questions, lessons, NASPE standard, and vocabulary already filled in as a model to follow.

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Core concepts

  • Unit planning

  • Physical education curriculum

  • NASPE standards

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