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P.E. Class

                         


OVERVIEW

The physical Education program is designed to promote growth and well being 
for the children.  Physical fitness and a variety of motor skills are the 
main focus of the program.  The goal of our physical fitness component is to 
enhance the physical performance and body composition of the indiviual 
child.  Motor skills development is emphasized in the primary grades and 
progresses to more sports specific skills in the upper grades.

Throughout the entire grade levels the PE program looks to instill the 
values of sportsmanship, respect, cooperation and leadership while using 
physical activity as a vehicle for learning.  Prayer is reinforced every 
class period to bring the spirit of Christ to our lessons.

Lastly, through positive experiences, positive reinforcement and constructive 
criticism life long learning in physical Education can take place.
  


Physical Education Rubric

Criterion A:  Social Skills
This criterion concerns the student’s ability to work effectively with others.

Level of Achievement	        Descriptors

A	The student consistently works well with others toward the
        achievement of the task.
B	The student often works well with others towards the achievement of 
        the task.
C	The student sometimes works well with others towards the achievement  
        of the task.
D	The student rarely works well with others towards the achievement of 
        the task.
F	The student does not reach a standard described by any of the 
        descriptors given above.

Criterion B:  Participation
This criterion concerns the student’s ability to be physically active in 
class.

Level of Achievement	         Descriptors

A	The student consistently participates in class.
B	The student often participates in class.
C	The student sometimes participates in class.
D	The student rarely participates in class.
F	The student does not reach the standard described by any of the 
        descriptors given above

Criterion C:  Appropriate Dress
This Criterion concerns the student’s ability to be prepared for class by 
being dressed appropriately.

Level ofAchievement	          Descriptors

A	The student consistently dresses for class.
B	The student often dresses for class.
C	The student sometimes dresses for class.
D	The student rarely dresses for class.
F	The student does not reach a standard described by any of the
        descriptors given above.



** Our physical fitness testing is under way for grades 1-8.  The program 
will run through the month of october.  During the month of November a 
football unit will be taught to grades 3-8. (Physical contact is not 
permitted during the football unit). Grades K-2 will be taught various 
lessons with bean bags and striking a ball during the month of November. 


Mr. Dunn

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