Kindergarten Students focus on practicing fundamental movement patterns and body awareness in both general and personal space. Students also begin to explore movement through the use of balls, bean bags, scooters, hoops, jump ropes, a parachute, exercises and various games that incorporate fundamental locomotor movements. In addition to these elements of the curriculum, students are exposed to modified sport skills and physical fitness tests throughout the year. The physical fitness testing is used to create a baseline for students and allows for the tracking of individual physical development throughout students' time at Concord Elementary School. Basic movements and safety guidelines for physical activity are emphasized to create a strong foundation for the Physical Education curriculum through Fourth Grade.

The First and Second Grade Students build on the previous year's activities. The students use the same equipment, but in more complex ways. Increasingly, students are encouraged to collaborate to develop teamwork skills. More challenging activities, fitness-based games and modified sport units are also introduced.

In Third and Fourth Grade, emphasis is placed on developing correct body mechanics for different sport skills and learning more complex motor patterns. Sport units, physical fitness training and testing continue to play a large role in the curriculum. As always, sportsmanship is of paramount importance.