Trusted, Skills-Based Curriculum to Support Maryland Educators
Built around Maryland’s updated Health and Physical Education Frameworks, QuaverHealth•PE gives educators ready-to-teach lessons where students learn, practice, and apply real health skills.
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28,000+ Schoolsteach with QuaverEd
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23 of 24 Districtsin Maryland trust QuaverEd
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420+ Lessonsready to teach
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20 Skills-Based Units8 Health + 12 PE
From covering topics to building skills
Maryland’s updated Health Education Framework asks students to do more than learn health content. They practice and demonstrate skills: analyzing influences, accessing valid information, communication, decision-making, and goal-setting. That changes what a lesson looks like.
| Skill | Topic-based | Skills-based with QuaverHealth |
|---|---|---|
| Analyzing Influences | Hear that ads can be misleading. | Compare two snack ads and explain how each one tries to persuade. |
| Accessing Valid Information | Memorize a list of places to get help. | Choose the right trusted adult or source for a real-life situation. |
| Communication | Read about why saying no matters. | Role-play refusal skills with a partner. |
| Decision-Making | Learn the steps of a decision. | Walk through a choice and predict what happens next. |
| Goal-Setting | Talk about healthy habits. | Set a personal goal, track it for a week, and reflect. |
Every QuaverHealth•PE lesson maps to Maryland’s frameworks. The correlation documents show exactly where.
Inside a QuaverHealth•PE lesson
Every lesson follows a consistent, research-backed structure so teachers can teach with confidence and students know what to expect. Each ready-to-teach lesson is also fully customizable.
Every health lesson, four steps
Body and Brain Warm-Up
A daily activity that pairs essential questions with movement.
Direct Instruction
Interactive instruction on the lesson standards.
Reinforcement and Application
Students apply the skill through a song or movement activity and discussion.
Assessment
Editable digital and print checks for understanding.
- 4 lessons per module
- 30-min lessons
- 5-min mini-lessons
Every PE lesson, four steps
Warm-Up
Gets bodies and brains ready while activating prior knowledge.
PE Skills Practice
Motor skills built through demonstrations, activities, and games.
Assessment and Goal Progress
Rubrics and goal check-ins show mastery and application.
Cool Down
Students cool down, reflect, and refocus for the rest of the day.
- 30–45 minutes
- Gym, classroom, or outdoors
- Adaptive PE
Writing your own health lessons?
Plenty of Maryland districts are working through the new framework with the staff they have. That usually goes well until you hit the grades or the skills nobody had time to build out.
QuaverHealth•PE works as a supplement, not just a full adoption. Use the lessons that fill your gaps and keep what your team already wrote.
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What teachers are saying about QuaverHealth•PE
Consider QuaverHealth•PE district-wide
In Maryland elementary schools, health might be taught by classroom teachers, PE teachers, counselors, or a mix of all three. QuaverHealth•PE gives every building the same lessons, the same structure, and the same skills to teach.
One progression across every school
The same scope and sequence in every building and grade.
Easy for whoever teaches health
Ready-to-teach lessons for classroom teachers, PE teachers, and counselors.
Planning how to pay for it
Title IV, Part A is a common source of funding! See additional options.
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Across Maryland
Trusted by Maryland districts
23 of Maryland’s 24 public school districts trust QuaverEd. Click any county to see its district, or find yours and get in touch.
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Eric is your dedicated QuaverHealth•PE contact for Maryland schools. Reach out for a discovery meeting or help getting started.



