DOCUMENT RESUME ED 046 205 EC 031 470 AW"u0P Carr, norothy P.; And ()filers TITLE Fegu:.-nced Instructional Proarams in physical Education for the Handicarmed. TNSTITUTION Los P.naPles Unified School Pis ,-ricf, Calif. SPONS AGENCY Bureau of Flerentary and Secondary Education (DHEY/nF), Washington, '.C. PUB PATE Dec "0 NOTE 31p. ?DRS PRICE FDPs Price M7-$0.c.5 VC-c11.1 DESCRIPTORS *Curriculum Guiles, *"xcentional Child "dilation, *Handicapped Children, *Physical rducation, Program Guiles, seauential learnina, Skill Development ABSTPACT The curriculum guidelines for a comprehensive physical education Program consist of developmentally seauencna skills and instructional activities apnronriate for handicapped children from early preschool age (10 months) through high school. suggested activities and materials are arranael in color-coded sections on motor ar.1 movement skills, olayaround and recreation skills, rhythm, swimming, and physical fitness. Tnforration orovid=0 for each activity includes level of difficulty, seauences-teachina progressions, suggestions for lesson implementation, source materials, and codes to indicate appropriateness to the handicapping condition. (rr) ce03/ (10e- PHYSICALSEQUENCED EDUCATION I STRUCTIONALin FOR THE PROGRAMS HA DICAPPED LOS ANGELES CITY SCHOOLS PHYSICALSPECIAL EDUCATIONEDUCATIONP.L.Project 88-164, No. PROJECTBRANCH 142709Title HI U S DEPARTMENTOFFICE OF HEALTH. OF EDUCATION EDUCATION & WELFARE iHIS DOCUMENT HIS SEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE POSITIONSTATEDPERSON DO OR OR NOT ORGANIZATION POLICY NECESSARILY ORIGINATING REPRESENT IT OFFICIALPOI"TS 01,ICE OF VIEW OF EDUCATION OR OPINIONS PHYSICALSEQUENCED EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL inFOR THE HANDICAPPEDPROGRAMS Principal InvestigatorDR.LOS DOROTHY ANGELES B. CARR CITY SCHOOLSSPECIAL EDUCATION BRANCH CurriculumProject Coordinator Specialists GWENANITACAROLELYONEL L.R. L.DELFSD.WATERS BROWN AVANCE PublicPhysical LawProject Education 88-164,December, No. 142709 TitleProject 1970 III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS accomplishedDevelopingtion of many the throughindividuals. contents the ofcombined this publication efforts and has coopera- been SpecialrialsandProgram contributed during Educationadvisors th meaningful course ofBranch the of centralprovided thereactions project. office much to helpstafftentativeIncluded when of the neededmate-in Thefieldandinwere reviewingprincipals supporting mosttesting helpful materials phaseofthe inthe membersof making schoolstheproduced project. oftheir involvedtheir by facilitiesthe staffIncluded projectin theduring available, programinteam, thisthe Mrs.Presser;this BeatriceStellaDianegroup Ralph were:Leichman;Cable; Gold; Salaway; Mrs. NorbertMorris Dr. Louise Mrs.Mildred E.Castel MildredHay;Barr; Murry; DeMrs. Dr. Oro;Shehorn; MarjorieLouisMrs. Patrick Beverly Bernoff;William Huserik; Estes; NormanMarltongroupofRosalie Sellery were: Levine School;Celan. 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CARR p. iv OVERVIEW ThePrograms purpose in ofPhysical the publication, Education forSequenced the Handicapped, Instructional is ThePrograms overall in developmentPhysical Education, of the publication, covers physical Sequenced skills physicalactivities,oftofrom developmentallypresent the educationbeginning suggestedand are program.levers srquencedappropriate guidelines - Pre-school skillsThese for guidelineshandicappedandthe (18 instructionalcomprehensive months) consist pupils handicappedpassvitiesand theboth range corresponding limited pupils. from andthe The vigoroussimpleactivities scope to movement.of the forthe complex, allskills categories and acti-encom- of co Thispupil).throughlines publication also the mayadvanced be is appropriate onelevels of the(high forfour school).the curricular non-handicapped(The guides guide- afflictedthenecessaryaidsIt isimprovement suggested the partsforintent the emphasizeofand that developmentthe use thebody; of the materialsthe and skills ofless forthe permanentlyandthetotal activitiestheremediation child; teaching for ofpublicationsbeingtionalLos the Angeles developedassessment-serviceareas Cityproposedof inlearning Unified the are Special asSchoolcenterconcerned part Education District.conceptof withthe implementationforthreeBranchThe the addi- other ofhandi- the activity.Theobtainedof specific material for deficiencies. inthe the pupil Guidelines priorMedical to has participation approvalbeen field shall testedin be SOCIAL:capped..:0K4UNICATIVE: child.Self Care,TheseLanguage Inter-Personnel,publications and Reading. are: Study Habits, handicaps.withtheand activitieswithpupils different ofTeachers varyingwheneve- types were maturityand ofand whereverabilities, are and encouraged developmentalneeded. disabilities, to modify levels, and QUANTITATIVE-QUALITATIVE:andStudy Pre-Occupational Skills, Geography,Mathematics.Health, Skills. History,Science andCivics, FORMAT beenThe contentarranged for into the five PHYSICAL sections: EDUCATION Publication has Thesequence, objectives and areare written more specific, to reflect are the arranged critical in factors SectianSection Two:One: RecreationTheMovement Development Skills. Skills. ofMotorPlayground and and andpupilattainmenttherequired physicalobjectives, is thefor of ability attainmentthethe progress achievementgoals. that of canisThe the beneficial, thenofultimate maximumthe be goals.made goallevel desirable, toward forBy of achieving eachhealththe Section Five:Four:Three: The Development ofPhysicalSwimmingRhythmic FitnetTs.Skills. Progressions,withTheenjoyable, materialthe following and hasSuggestions practical been headings: divided to for him. 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