Physical and health education curricula for all Canadian provinces

Parents should familiarize themselves with the objectives for their child’s grade. Talk to your teachers about delivery and do your part to facilitate things by providing physical literacy and activity homework to your children.

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Alberta

• Physical Education (.pdf)
• Career and Life Management (.pdf)
• Physical Education Kindergarten to Grade 12 (.pdf) (2000) – includes Northwest Territories and Nunavut

British Columbia

• Physical Education
• Physical Education K to 7: Integrated Resource Package 2006 (.pdf) – includes Yukon

Manitoba

• Physical Education/Health Education
• Grade 11: Active Healthy Lifestyles (.pdf)
• Kindergarten to Grade 4 Physical/Health Education (2001)
• Grades 5 to 8 Physical Health Education (2001)

New Brunswick

• Physical Education and Health Grade 9/10 (.pdf)
• Elementary Physical Education Curriculum Kindergarten – Grade 5 (.pdf) (2000)
• Middle Level Physical Education Curriculum Grades 6 to 8 (.pdf) (2002)

Newfoundland

• Physical Education – Grades 7, 8, 9 (.pdf)
• Healthy Living 1200 Curriculum Guide (2002)
• Physical Education Curriculum Guide: Primary/Elementary (2010)

Nova Scotia

• Physical and Health Education Curriculum (.pdf)
• Learning Outcomes Framework: Physical Education Primary-6 (.pdf) (2003)

Ontario

• Grades 1–8: Health and Physical Curriculum (.pdf)
• The Ontario Curriculum, Grades 1-8: Health and Physical Education (.pdf) (2010)

Prince Edward Island

• Health Curriculum: Grade 9 (.pdf)
• International Program of Studies and Authorized Materials (.pdf)
• Senior High Program of Studies and List of Authorized Materials (.pdf)
• Prince Edward Island Physical Education Curriculum K-6 (.pdf) (2011)