The purpose of this study was to explore alternative approach of 'interclass integration' to incorporate a P.E.
curriculum with curriculums of other subjects from a standpoint of consilience in pursuit of interclass
exchange without infringing on the unique domain of P.E. This is based on a discipline-centered curriculum
integration among different curriculum integration types, and is in line with contributed integration, one of
structural integration types, and with interdisciplinary integration, one of academic integration methods. This
attempt is not a summed integration but to integrate different subjects to construct a new curriculum to let
learners gain integrated and epistemological experience. They should serve as teachers as curriculum makers
who are competent enough to select and organize a curriculum in consideration of the level and interest of
students instead of merely conveying knowledge in accordance with the given curriculum, and they should
serve as teachers as curriculum practitioners who help students to internalize what they have learned in class
at the same time. In this sense, it seems that an integration of P.E. curriculum from a perspective of
consilience is a very significant and new attempt as a methodology to embody the value of physical activities
and actualize a true integration and as one of possible integration-based approaches to knowledge creation.