1. Jim LeBlanc Dan Scott Dana Smoler
Winkelman P.E.
Jim LeBlanc
Dan Scott
Dana Smoler

2. Physical Education Program Philosophy
The Physical Education Program at Winkelman is an integral part of the total school curriculum.
It is important to the total educational program and provides a well-rounded education through the development of the whole child.

3. Physical Education Program Goals
1. Develop strong, healthy bodies through participation in a wide variety of physical activities.
2. Develop underlying concepts and basic motor skills needed for physical fitness.
3. Develop students’ sense of accomplishment at their own skill level.
4. Develop the students’ ability to evaluate their own personal fitness.

4. Physical Education Program Design
P.E. at Winkelman is designed for the developmental needs of each student.
Its purpose is to help students develop:
Healthy Bodies
Physical Fitness
Motor and Sport Skills
Positive Self-Concept
Social and Emotional Skills

5. Physical Education Units
K - 2nd Grade:
Personal Safety
Beginner Locomotor Skills
Beginner Soccer Skills
Throwing and Catching
Team Building
Cooperative Games
Beginner Basketball Skills
Creative Movement
Jump Rope
Tumbling/Gymnastics
Chasing and Fleeing (TAG)
Field Games
3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Intermediate/Advanced Locomotor Skills
Soccer
Football
4 Square
Team Building
Basketball
Creative Movement
Volleyball
Jump Rope
Tumbling/Gymnastics
Field Games

6. FitnessGram Testing (1st - 5th Grade)
Push-ups
Muscle Strength and Endurance
Curl-ups
Sit and Reach
Flexibility
Trunk Lift
Pacer
Cardiovascular Endurance/Respiratory Health