Coach Morris WF Phys Ed
*Previous
Lessons
Standards: All
objectives will be met according to
http://www.myscschools.com/offices/cso/Physical_ED/SCPEstandards.htm
Curriculum
Content Standards in Physical Education *
A physically educated person:
Standard 1: demonstrates competency in many movement
forms and proficiency in a few movement forms.
Standard 2: applies movement concepts and principles to
the learning and development of motor skills.
Standard 3: exhibits a physically active lifestyle.
Standard 4: achieves and maintains a health-enhancing
level of physical fitness.
Standard 5: demonstrates responsible personal and social
behavior in physical activity settings.
Standard 6: demonstrates understanding and respect for
differences among people in physical activity settings.
Standard 7: understands
that physical activity provides the opportunity for enjoyment, challenge,
self-expression, and social interaction.
Resources: SCAHPERD Fitness Test; PE equipment, gym and activity
fields.
Varied Instructional Strategies: Teacher lecture, teacher demonstrations, notes and
student participation.
Student Assessment: Students will be visually assessed during activities and
journal entries….daily grade will be given.
They will also have a mid-term and final exam.
Literacy: The students write daily in their journals. We give the students a topic and they are to
date it, copy it word for word and sit in their assigned floor-spot and
complete their journals in five or more complete sentences.
Numeracy: The students will accurately keep score of games and
weekly tournaments. Each Friday the
students run a timed mile in which their goal is to improve on his or her
time. Three times during the semester
the students are fitness testing. The scores
or numbers reflect each individual’s level of fitness as compared to their
peers. Top scores (numbers) are posted
in all events.
*Activities
may change due to inclement weather.
* Everyday: (dress out, journal, warm up)
Monday 8/18
Tuesday 8/19
Wednesday 8/20
Thursday 8/21
Friday 8/22
May
27-June 6, 2008
Monday 5/26
Tuesday 5/27
Wednesday 5/28
Thursday 5/29
·
Collect Locks and Lockers
Friday 5/30
·
Exam Review
·
Collect Locks and Lockers
Monday 6/2
Tuesday 6/3
Wednesday 6/4
Thursday 6/5
Friday 6/6
Teacher Workday
May
12-23, 2008
The students will begin a unit on
tennis. (Rules of play, court etiquette,
serve, volley, and tournament play)
April
28-May 9, 2008
The students will begin a unit on
softball. (Throwing, catching, fielding,
base running and knowledge of game rules)
April 7-25, 2008 (Spring Break Apr. 14-18)
The students will begin a unit on
volleyball. We will begin with playing a
lead-up game called the serve game.
(Knowledge of rules, serving, proper
hitting techniques, tournament)
March
17-April 4, 2008
The students will begin a unit on
indoor and outdoor Soccer. (Knowledge of
rules, dribbling, proper kicking techniques, tournament
March
3-14, 2008
The students will continue with
the unit on Floor Hockey.
Feb.
18-29, 2008
The students will begin a unit on Floor
Hockey. (Knowledge of rules, safety
issues, proper hitting techniques,
tournament)
Feb.
4-15, 2008
The students will begin a unit on Ultimate Frisbee. (Knowledge of rules, proper throwing catching
techniques, tournament)
Jan. 28- Feb. 2, 2008
Monday-Thursday: The students will begin fitness testing. Each day the students will be given a
specific test in order for them to evaluate their own individual fitness level
as compared to the national standards of fitness of students their on age.
Friday: The students will begin their mile run and
choice day. We do this every Friday
weather permitting. Boys should work to
have their times under 9 minutes and girls under 11. The times are recorded weekly to show
improvement. After the mile the students
are to choose an activity offered to them and participate in an activity.
fitness
testing will consist of: 1 mile run, 20
min run/walk, push ups, pull ups, 40 yard dash, long jump, vertical jump, jump
rope, shuttle run
January
21-25, 2008
Monday 1/21
Tuesday 1/22
Wednesday 1/23
Thursday 1/24
Friday 1/25
January
14-18, 2008
Monday 1/14
Tuesday 1/15
Wednesday 1/16
Thursday 1/17
Friday 1/18
January
7-11, 2008
The students will begin a unit on
basketball. (21, knock-out, and games)
December
3-18, 2007
The students will begin a unit on
tennis. (Rules of play, court etiquette,
serve, volley, and tournament play)
November
26-30, 2007
I will be out this week please see Coach Heff’s lesson plans for
this week.
November
19-20, 2007
The students will be fitness
testing the two days of this week.
November
6- 16, 2007
* If the water on the field is
still a problem the students will begin a unit on volleyball (Knowledge of
rules, serve, volley, pass, set and playing a game of volleyball and a modified
game called “The Serve Game”.
October 29-Nov.2,
2007
The students will begin a unit on
“10 Base”.
October 15-26, 2007
The students will begin a unit on
softball. (Throwing, catching, fielding,
base running and knowledge of game rules)
* Due to a water problem on the
softball field the students did not get to play softball, instead they played
kickball.
October 1-12, 2007
The students will begin a unit on
indoor and outdoor Soccer. (Knowledge of
rules, dribbling, proper kicking techniques, tournament
September
17-28, 2007
The students will begin a unit on
Floor Hockey. (Knowledge of rules,
safety issues, proper hitting techniques, tournament)
September
4-14, 2007
The students will begin a unit on
ultimate Frisbee. (Knowledge of rules,
proper throwing catching techniques, tournament)
August
20-31, 2007
Monday: Notebook Test and mile run with choice of
activities.
Tuesday: Writing assignment and review class
procedures.
Wednesday: Issue locks and lockers. Assign floor spots.
Thursday: Dress out, journal, introduce the stations
for the daily warm-up.
Friday: Dress out, notebook and warm-up.
Monday-Thursday: The students will begin fitness testing. Each day the students will be given a
specific test in order for them to evaluate their own individual fitness level
as compared to the national standards of fitness of students their on age.
Friday: The students will begin their mile run and
choice day. We do this every Friday
weather permitting. Boys should work to
have their times under 9 minutes and girls under 11. The times are recorded weekly to show improvement. After the mile the students are to choose an
activity offered to them and participate in an activity.