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DESERT MOUNTAIN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Syllabus
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Introductions Mr. Booth Mrs. Miles
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Grading Scale Students will be given two grades.
The first is an Achievement grade which includes their participation and learning in P. E... The second is a Citizenship grade which includes their behavior and attitude towards teachers, classmates, and equipment. Grades for Achievement and Citizenship are as follows: -E (excellent) -S (satisfactory) -I (improving) -N (needs improvement) -U (unsatisfactory)
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Proper Dress Students should wear comfortable clothing on PE days. If you wear a Dress or skirt you will have to sit out, unless you have shorts on also. Students must have athletic/tennis shoes with non marking soles. Students will not be able to participate in P.E. with sandals, boots, or shoes with any heels. If you don’t have the correct shoes and can’t participate you lose all of your points for the day (5 points) You can always wear non PE shoes to school and change into your PE shoes BEFORE class.
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PARTICIPATION Students will be encouraged to participate fully in all of the activities we will be doing. Our emphasis with the 1st through 5th grades is on skill instruction. A student struggling with an activity is looked upon as an opportunity for learning for that child. We will encourage your child to keep trying as we teach them. We will provide task variation which should accommodate all skill levels. If he or she sits out, he or she is not learning. We stress the importance of parents and guardians encouraging their children to keep trying even when the task is challenging.
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EXCUSES FROM PE 1 day: Written excuses from the parent. (Parents may be called for verification) 2-5 days: A written note from the nurse stating reason for excuse. Longer than 5 days: Written excuse from your doctor stating problem and how long you will possibly be out.
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Procedures/Protocols
Possible consequences include: On the first minor incident, the student will talk with the teacher about classroom expectations. On the second minor incident, the student will have to fill out a reflection sheet while sitting in recovery. The teacher then will talk to the student about classroom expectations. The parents will be notified. On the third minor incident, the students will have to fill out a reflection sheet while sitting in recovery. The teacher then will talk to the student about classroom expectations. The parents will be notified. The student will be seen by the administration. If the incident is a major, then the student my just be sent to the administration.
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Procedures/Protocols Cont.
Each day when students arrive to P.E., they will be expected to follow the general H.A.W.K expectations. Consequences for not following directions will vary depending on the nature of the action.
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PE EXPECTATIONS Students will be expected to follow the protocols set by their teacher at all times. (i.e.- stop and go signals, beginning and end of class procedures). Students should show respect for all equipment all of the time. Students should show respect to their teachers, classmates, and themselves. Students should have fun!!!
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H. A. W. K H.A.W.K Expectations
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Honorable H. A. W. K Take care of property Be prepared Be on time
Be honest
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H. A. W. K Accountable Keep hands, feet and objects to yourself
Raise your hand to share ideas Complete work on time
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H. A. W. K Willing Attitude Be where you are supposed to be
Listen and follow adult directions
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H. A. W. K Use positive words and actions
Kind Use positive words and actions Listen to all instructions and ideas Support each other
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