Physical Education 6/8 Ms. Murray 2014 - 2015. Course Supplies  Cram Middle School PE uniform  Shirt ($10)  Shorts ($10)  Sweats – shirt/pants  Athletic.

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Physical Education 6/8 Ms. Murray

Course Supplies  Cram Middle School PE uniform  Shirt ($10)  Shorts ($10)  Sweats – shirt/pants  Athletic shoes  Pens/pencils

Class Rules 1.Personal Best 2.Personal Respect 3.Personal Responsibility Failure to follow rules will result in progressive discipline

Locker Room Rules 1.Running and chasing are prohibited 2.Standing on benches is prohibited 3.Throwing of items is prohibited 4.Pick up after yourself 5.No physical contact allowed 6.Food and gum are prohibited Failure to follow rules will result in progressive discipline

Discipline Policy 1 st offense – verbal warning 2 nd offense – sit out/cool off and teacher/student conference 3 rd offense – removal from activity and parent contact 4 th offense – Dean’s referral Some infractions are serious enough to warrant a referral to the Dean for the initial incident – i.e. fighting

Grading - Overall  90% - 100% =A  80% - 89% = B  70% - 79% = C  60% - 69% = D  Below 59% = F

Grading Semester  45% - 1 st or 3 rd quarter  45% - 2 nd or 4 th quarter  10% - final exam Quarter  60% - participation  30% - tests/quizzes  10% - homework

Daily Grading  6 points per day  Daily point rubric

Personal Best 4 – Extra Credit Gives top effort daily, models a high level of participation, self-motivated, committed to improving personal fitness, encourages others. 3 Consistent daily effort, good level of participation, displays quality movement during activity time, stays on task, maintains personal fitness. 2 Needs some reminders to participate, puts forth minimum effort, contributes little to activity, does not work hard to improve personal fitness. 1 Poor effort, little or no movement during activity, numerous excuses for inactivity, socializing interferes with participation and the flow of the activity. 0 Avoids participation, excessive socialization, off task, interferes with the learning of others, displays a poor attitude towards the daily activity. Personal Respect 4 – Extra Credit Models exemplary sports like behavior and a positive attitude, positive and fair game play, accepts winning and losing respectfully, shows respect towards others. 3 Consistently follows rules, good attitude, displays cooperation, works hard for self and others, and treats equipment with care. 2 Inconsistently follows the rules, plays well when on the winning team or when being observed by the teacher, careless with the equipment. 1 Uncooperative, bends the rules to suit self, displays inappropriate frustration and anger towards others, celebrates the mistakes of others. 0 Physical or verbal abuse to others, doesn’t follow rules, complains about the task, concern only for self, abuses equipment.

Citizenship  O – Outstanding (above and beyond)  S – Satisfactory (all students start here)  N – Needs improvement  U – Unsatisfactory (serious infraction i.e. fighting or consistent behavior issues)

Daily Info Board  Dress  Area  Activity  Materials needed  Homework/Reminders

Remind.com 6 th Grade Class Number: (518) th Grade Class Number: (518)

Locker Room Procedures  Enter and exit quietly  Use restrooms before or after class  Lock ALL personal items in locker  Lockers are for PE use only  Teachers are not responsible for lost or stolen items

Absences  After returning, the student must initiate contact with Ms. Murray to receive missed assignments  Student must complete make-up work assignment(s) within 3 days of returning  Lengthy absences will be allotted more time

 Students are expected to be in the proper PE uniform each day  Shirt, shorts and shoes  There is ZERO tolerance for nondress  You may NOT wear your school clothes under your PE uniform  If you do not have your PE clothes you will still participate Dress Out Policy

Jewelry Yes Religious/small medal necklaces Stud earrings Watches No Bracelets Hoop earrings Lanyards Long necklaces

Cell Phones Cell phones are to be locked in your locker. Do not bring your phone to the activity area. You may not use your phone during changing times.

Tickets  Drawing  Prizes Students who:  Answer questions  Are helpful  Follow directions  Listen  Show extra effort Weekly Incentive Program

Student of the Week Students who exceed at showing:  Personal Best  Personal Respect  Personal Responsibility may be awarded “Student of the Week”

Possible Activities Adventure Circuit Training Fitnessgram Frisbee Mileage Monday Orienteering Pickleball Silly Sports Softball Speed Stacks Volleyball