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Grade ↓ · Strand → Fitness and training 0 of 21 building blocks practised Health, safety and risk 0 of 17 building blocks practised Running, jumping, throwing – athletics 0 of 16 building blocks practised Moving in water – swimming 0 of 12 building blocks practised Moving on apparatus – gymnastics 0 of 19 building blocks practised Movement design and dance 0 of 11 building blocks practised Games and team sports 0 of 24 building blocks practised Fair play, rules and teamwork 0 of 9 building blocks practised Learning movements and judging performance 0 of 8 building blocks practised Wheels, skis, boats and outdoor sport 0 of 7 building blocks practised Wrestling and fighting games 0 of 7 building blocks practised
Grade 5/6
Grade 7/8
Grade 9/10

Click a building block to see what it builds on, when it is taught and which app practises it.

Strands and building blocks come from: Bewegungs- und Inhaltsfelder der Länder (keine KMK-Bildungsstandards), Leitquelle Kernlehrplan Sport Gymnasium Sek I NRW (2019), verglichen mit dem Kerncurriculum Hessen und dem LehrplanPLUS Bayern · The map as data (JSON)

How to read the map

Strand · a column
A part of the subject that runs over several school years.
Building block · a box
One thing a child can learn: “I can …”.
Grade band · a row
Roughly when a building block is taught. Choose a curriculum to see its grades.
App · the colour
Blue means covered: an app practises the building block. Dashed means a gap: no app practises it yet.

You see the grade band: roughly in which two school years a building block is taught. Each German state sets this a little differently. Choose a curriculum, and the map sorts the building blocks by its grades.

Not captured yet: Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Berlin, Brandenburg, Bremen, Hamburg, Hesse, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein, Thuringia

All terms and how they belong together · Why this method?