1. Physical Education Grades 7 - 12

2. Physical Education Philosophy Provide variety of activitiesProvide variety of activities Practice motor skills for daily living and recreational activitiesPractice motor skills for daily living and recreational activities Cooperation skills working toward common goalsCooperation skills working toward common goals Develop knowledge, skills, and ability to maintain or improve level of healthDevelop knowledge, skills, and ability to maintain or improve level of health Develop a desire to regularly participate in an active lifestyleDevelop a desire to regularly participate in an active lifestyle Try and have fun….haTry and have fun….ha

3. Course Requirements 2 Credits for graduation2 Credits for graduation 1 year = ½ credit1 year = ½ credit 1 Semester = ¼ credit1 Semester = ¼ credit

4. Marking Procedure Rubric SystemRubric System 4 or 5 categories for each unit4 or 5 categories for each unit

5. Attendance and Preparation (20) Attitude and Effort (20) Individual Skills (20) Safety and Rules (20) Written Tests (20) Rubric System

6. Fitnessgram Grades 7 – 12  Pre-Test (Fall)  Post-Test (Spring)  Spring Test is also part of the semester 2 final exam Grade 12  Certified seniors have the option to take the semester 1 and semester 2 final exams depending on GPA in class

7. Examinations Examinations Semester 1 Final  First semester units only  Physical Fitness testing Semester 2 Final  Second semester units only  Physical Fitness testing

8. Senior Certification Class Average 85 or above Passing 2 nd /4 th Quarter No Disciplinary Contracts (per semester) If you are excused by a Doctor from the fitness testing you must take the final exam Must fulfill attendance policy (per semester)

9. Excuses Parental Students are allowed two parental excuses for the whole yearStudents are allowed two parental excuses for the whole year Medical Short Term – two classes or less (in class) Long Term – more than two classes (contract) **Can have Dr. write a note with student limitations/conditions**

10. MEDICALDISCIPLINARY CONTRACTS Blue Form: from physician for limited activity Written Work Assigned to Study Hall/Library Responsible for class handouts and unit tests Assigned to Study Hall Responsible for all class material and written test Must complete written assignments Double the work of medical contract

11. ABSENCES If absent for two classes in one unit you MUST write one article summary.If absent for two classes in one unit you MUST write one article summary. Attach copy of articleAttach copy of article 250-300 words250-300 words Written or typedWritten or typed Completed before end of unitCompleted before end of unit Possible make up in Fitness roomPossible make up in Fitness room

12. UNITS Basic Units last 2 to 3 cyclesBasic Units last 2 to 3 cycles Units are repeated every 2 yearsUnits are repeated every 2 years A lecture will be given at the start of every unitA lecture will be given at the start of every unit A written test will be given at the end of each unitA written test will be given at the end of each unit

13. SPORT EDUCATION UNIT 4 TO 6 WEEKS4 TO 6 WEEKS Simulate athletic eventSimulate athletic event Team assignmentsTeam assignments Job assignmentsJob assignments Simulate season play ( pre, in, post )Simulate season play ( pre, in, post )

14. BASIC UNITS Presidents Fitness TestingPresidents Fitness Testing Ultimate FrisbeeUltimate Frisbee SoccerSoccer LacrosseLacrosse FitnessFitness VolleyballVolleyball Team HandballTeam Handball Floor HockeyFloor Hockey

15. BASIC UNITS (CONTINUED) Flag RugbyFlag Rugby Golf / Tennis / ArcheryGolf / Tennis / Archery Personal Fitness: Aerobics, Circuit Training, Weight TrainingPersonal Fitness: Aerobics, Circuit Training, Weight Training

16. BASIC UNITS ( CONTINUED) Mojo KickballMojo Kickball QuidditchQuidditch Basic AnatomyBasic Anatomy NutritionNutrition

17. Weight Room Usage After school hours possibleAfter school hours possible Must show dedicationMust show dedication First-timers should getFirst-timers should get Instruction from teacher Misuse will disqualify students from using in the futureMisuse will disqualify students from using in the future

18. WARNING Each year items are reported missingEach year items are reported missing Students are encouraged to use a school lock and keep valuables securedStudents are encouraged to use a school lock and keep valuables secured Once attendance is taken the locker room will be locked and no one will be allowed inside until the end of class

19. Miscellaneous PE folder- for possible handoutsPE folder- for possible handouts Jewelry: All visible jewelry must be removed- it’s all about safetyJewelry: All visible jewelry must be removed- it’s all about safety Gum NOT ALLOWED- when in doubt, spit it outGum NOT ALLOWED- when in doubt, spit it out Sneakers – must be tied tightly - No platforms, backless or heel strapsSneakers – must be tied tightly - No platforms, backless or heel straps Do not pull or snap basketball rim unless you have a basketball in your hand to slamDo not pull or snap basketball rim unless you have a basketball in your hand to slam No travel during period 3, 5, or 7 (lunch)No travel during period 3, 5, or 7 (lunch) Must get permission to leave gym areaMust get permission to leave gym area

20. Misc. Part II PE Clothes – must follow dress codePE Clothes – must follow dress code School issued sports uniforms are NOT allow in classSchool issued sports uniforms are NOT allow in class No cell phonesNo cell phones End of Class – stay in gym, door closed, behind heavy purple line on locker room sideEnd of Class – stay in gym, door closed, behind heavy purple line on locker room side

21. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES Gym – exit doors, walk toward tennis courtsGym – exit doors, walk toward tennis courts Locker Room – exit outside, walk toward tennis courtsLocker Room – exit outside, walk toward tennis courts Go to locker rooms Sit in alphabetical order Wait for instructions Fire DrillSafe Area