JUNE 15-18
Games week. We will have a variety of fun filled games this week including tug-a-war and Walter's derby.
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER. EIGHTH GRADERS - GOOD LUCK IN HIGH SCHOOL AND SIX AND SEVENTH GRADERS SEE YOU NEXT YEAR FOR ANOTHER SUPER YEAR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
JUNE 8-12
We will be playing a variety of games on the grass and blacktop. Over the Line tournament on Tuesday and Thursday.
The P.E. notebook is due on Wednesday, June 10. Here is the Table of Content.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION NOTEBOOK
2008-09 TABLE OF CONTENT
1. SYLLABUS
2. THOUGHT OF THE WEEK (15)
3. P.E. GAME PLAN WORKSHEET
4. FOOTBALL RULES
5. FEEL THE BEAT
6. CHAPTER 1 WORKSHEET
7. FIRST TRIMESTER FIVE PARAGRAPH ESSAY
8. VOLLEYBALL RULES
9. CHAPTER 2 WORKSHEET
10. ULTIMATE FRISBEE & PICKLE BALL RULES
11. VIDEO: OVERWEIGHT IN AMERICA
12. USING FOOD LABELING
13. WHAT’S INSIDE THE PACKAGE
14. ESMS FALL FITNESS GRAM
15. CALCULATE YOUR BODY MASS INDEX (BMI)
16. NUTRITION FACTS: READING LABELS
17. SOCCER & BASKETBALL RULES
18. VIDEO: PORTION CONTROL
19. CHAPTER THREE WORKSHEET
20. SECOND TRIMESTER FIVE PARAGRAPH ESSAY
21. CHAPTER FOUR WORKSHEET
22. PERSONAL HYGIENE
23. LACROSSE AND HOCKEY RULES
24. THIRD TRIMESTER FIVE PARAGRAPH ESSAY
25. ESMS SPRING FITNESS GRAM
26. BMI WORKSHEET
27. CHAPTER 5 WORKSHEET
28. CHAPTER 6 WORKSHEET
JUNE 1-5
We will continue playing over the line this week. As always we will be running the mile run after school on Tuesday for extra credit and make up miles.
MAY 26-29
Over the line this week with plastic bats and wiffle balls. Eighth grade students must have their permission slips in by Friday to attend an assembly on June 5.
MAY 18-22
STAR testing this week. We will play softball this week
MAY 11-15
We will begin volley-softball this week. Tuesday and Wednesday we will be in the classroom and the fitness lab. We will finish the Chapter 6 worksheet (30 pts).
Eighth grade students please return the permission slip for the June 5th assembly.
MAY 4-8
We will continue the Track and Field unit. This week the 800 meter run and various relays.
APRIL 27 - MAY 1
Track and Field events this week. We will run the 50, 100, 200, 400 meter runs, hula hoop toss and standing long jump. Mile Run this Thursday.
APRIL 20-24
The five paragraph essay is due on Wednesday,
April 22. We will play hockey this week.
APRIL 13-17
We will begin a unit on hockey. In the classroom we will start a worksheet on Chapter Five. We will be in the fitness lab Monday and Tuesday.
MILE RUN ON THURSDAY, APRIL 16.
The BMI worksheet is due Tuesday and the five paragraph graphic organizer is due Wednesday.
MARCH 30 - APRIL 3
We will continue giving the state fitness test. The graphic organizer for the five paragraph essay is due on Wednesday, April 1.
Fifty points extra credit will be given for participating in the Run for Education. The students must sign in at the starting line with the PE teachers before the race begins.
THIRD TRIMESTER
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
FIVE PARAGRAPH ESSAY
TOPIC: MY THREE FAVORITE PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
PARAGRAPH 1: Introduction – Explain why you picked these three activities.
P ARAGRAPH 2: First activity
PARAGRAPH 3: Second activity
PARAGRAPH 4: Third activity
PARAGRAPH 5: Conclusion – Which one did you like the best? Make sure you
give specific reasons. (3-4 reasons)
This essay gives you an opportunity to show how effectively you can develop and express ideas. You should take care to present your ideas logically and clearly.
Please give concrete reasons and examples of why you chose each PE activity.
You could write about a specific game or experience that you enjoyed. Why was the activity so much fun? What improvements could be made to make the activity more enjoyable? In your essay be sure to include a variety of sentence types. Proof read the essay to make sure you have the correct spelling, punctuation, grammar and capitalization.
Each paragraph must be a minimum of 5 sentences and 100 words.
The essay must be typed and please use #12 fonts and double space.
Be sure that your name, period, date, and teachers name are typed on the top right hand side of the page and that the correct title of the essay is typed centered at the top of the page. Do not use a title page or put your essay in a folder. If any of these three assignments are late it will count as a no homework and a detention if all three are not turned in or are late.
The essay is 100 points and is due on Wednesday, April 22 at the beginning of class.
Ten points will be taken off for each day the assignment is late.
The graphic organizer (20 points) is due on Wednesday, April 1 at the beginning of class.
(One day late – 10 points. After that the assignment will not be accepted.)
A rough draft (30 points) must be shown to your teacher on Wednesday, April 15 at the beginning of class. (One day late - 15 points. After that the assignment will not be accepted.)
The rough draft does not have to be typed.
If your printer breaks or you run out of ink please email the essay to your teacher by using the links on schoolnotes.com. The email must be received before your class starts on the date the essay, graphic organizer, or rough draft is due. If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you must show it to your teacher at the beginning of class the next day you are in class or it is considered a late assignment and no homework.
MARCH 23-27
Fitness testing this week. Mile run this week.
Pictures will be taken during PE on Friday.
MARCH 23-27
We will be in the classroom and fitness lab on Monday and Tuesday. The rest of the week we will continue playing "Soft" LaCrosse.
MARCH 9-12
The P.E. Notebooks will be checked on Tuesday, March 10
We will start a unit on "Soft" LaCrosse.
MARCH 2-6
PE Folders will be checked on Tuesday, 3/10
Monday & Tuesday - Basketball,4 Square and Flickerball
Wednesday & Thursday - Soccer, Kickball and Football
Friday - Fabulous Fun Filled Fitness Friday
PHYSICAL EDUCATION NOTEBOOK
2008-09
TABLE OF CONTENT
1. SYLLABUS
2. THOUGHT OF THE WEEK (12)
3. P.E. GAME PLAN WORKSHEET
4. FOOTBALL RULES
5. FEEL THE BEAT
6. CHAPTER 1 WORKSHEET
7. FIRST TRIMESTER FIVE PARAGRAPH ESSAY
8. VOLLEYBALL RULES
9. CHAPTER 2 WORKSHEET
10. ULTIMATE FRISBEE & PICKLE BALL RULES
11. VIDEO: OVERWEIGHT IN AMERICA
12. USING FOOD LABELING
13. WHAT’S INSIDE THE PACKAGE
14. ESMS FALL FITNESS GRAM
15. CALCULATE YOUR BODY MASS INDEX (BMI)
16. NUTRITION FACTS: READING LABELS
17. SOCCER & BASKETBALL RULES
18. VIDEO: PORTION CONTROL
19. CHAPTER THREE WORKSHEET
20. SECOND TRIMESTER FIVE PARAGRAPH ESSAY
21. CHAPTER FOUR WORKSHEET
22. PERSONAL HYGIENE
FEBRUARY 23-27
In the classroom we will do an on demand writing on personal hygiene. We will continue our unit on basketball.
FEBRUARY 17-20
The five paragraph essay is due on Wednesday, 2/18.
The assignment is here on school notes. We will continue playing basketball this week. Mile run Friday.
FEBRUARY 10-13
Mile run Tuesday, 2/10. The five paragraph essay rough draft is due on Wednesday, 2/11. We will continue our basketball unit this week.
FEBRUARY 2-6
MILE RUN this Friday, 2/6.
The rough draft for the essay is due on Wednesday, 2/11
We will begin our unit on basketball this week and concentrate on the FUNdamentals. We will work out in the fitness lab and do a worksheet on Chapter 4 on Monday and Tuesday.
Because of the rain, Periods 4, 5, and 6 will run the mile on Monday, January 26.
JANUARY 26-30
This week we will play soccer, work out in the fitness lab and continue working on the Chapter 3 worksheet.
MILE RUN FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
JANUARY 20-23
We will play soccer this week. Hearing and vision tests for 8th graders will take place on Wednesday.
Here is the second trimester five paragraph essay:
SECOND TRIMESTER
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
FIVE PARAGRAPH ESSAY
TOPIC: MY THREE FAVORITE ATHLETES
PARAGRAPH 1: INTRODUCTION
EXPLAIN WHY YOU PICKED THESE THREE ATHLETES.
PARAGRAPH 2: FIRST ATHLETE
PARAGRAPH 3: SECOND ATHLETE
PARAGRAPH 4: THIRD ATHLETE
PARAGRAPH 5: CONCLUSION
WHO DO YOU LIKE THE BEST AND WHY?
This essay gives you an opportunity to show how effectively you can develop and express ideas. You should take care to present your ideas logically and clearly.
Please give concrete reasons and examples of why you chose each athlete.
You should write about their records and accomplishments in their sport. You should try to use quotes from other players, coaches or from the athlete to support your ideas. In your essay be sure to include a variety of sentence types. Proof read the essay to make sure you have the correct spelling, punctuation, grammar and capitalization.
The essay must be typed.
Each paragraph must be a minimum of 5 sentences and 100 words.
Please use #12 fonts.
Be sure that your name, period, date, and teachers name are typed on the top right hand side of the page and that the correct title of the essay is typed centered at the top of the page. Do not use a title page or put your essay in a folder.
The essay is 100 points and is due on Wednesday, February 18 at the beginning of class. Ten points will be taken off for each day the assignment is late.
A rough draft must be shown to your teacher on Wednesday,
February 11. Failure to show your teacher the rough draft will result in a deduction of ten points. (The rough draft does not have to be typed.)
If your printer breaks or you run out of ink please email the essay to your teacher by using the links on schoolnotes.com. The email must be received before your class starts on the date the essay is due.
JANUARY 12-16
This week we will begin a worksheet on Chapter 3 in our textbook which is on Physical Fitness. We will work out in the fitness lab and play soccer.
JANUARY 5-9
Welcome Back!
Monday: Fitness Lab & soccer
Tuesday: "Portion Control" video & worksheet (60 pts.)
Wed. and Thurs. - Soccer
Friday: Mile run
DECEMBER 15-19
We will do a variety of activities on the grass and blacktop this week.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
DECEMBER 8-12
MILE RUN FRIDAY, 12/12
Continue state fitness testing.
Cans for C.A.S.E. parent signature due 12/9 10 pts
Calculating your BMI due 12/9 20 pts
Fitness gram due 12/10 50 pts
Two cans must be brought in on Thursday
Label reading worksheet will be done in class on Thursday, 12/11
DECEMBER 1-5
State fitness testing this week.
Tuesday, 12/2, after school is the last chance to run an extra credit or make up mile for the first trimester.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION NOTEBOOK
2008-09
TABLE OF CONTENT
1. SYLLABUS
2. THOUGHT OF THE WEEK
3. P.E. GAME PLAN WORKSHEET
4. FOOTBALL RULES
5. FEEL THE BEAT
6. CHAPTER 1 WORKSHEET
7. FIRST TRIMESTER FIVE PARAGRAPH ESSAY
8. VOLLEYBALL RULES
9. CHAPTER 2 WORKSHEET
10. ULTIMATE FRISBEE & PICKLE BALL RULES
11. VIDEO: OVERWEIGHT IN AMERICA
12. USING FOOD LABELING
13. WHAT'S INSIDE THE PACKAGE
14. ESMS FALL FITNESS GRAM
NOVEMBER 17-21
The PE folder will be checked on Monday. (50 points)
It must include all the items listed in the Table of Content.
We will continue playing pickleball this week.
NOVEMBER 10-14
Power point presentation and worksheet on "Using Food Labeling" (44 points) Pickleball this week.
NOVEMBER 3-7
Ultimate Frisbee and "Frolf" (frisbee golf) this week.
OCTOBER 27-30
Five paragraph essay is due on Thursday, 10/30.
We will start "Ultimate Frisbee" this week.
Monday - Fitness Lab
Tuesday - "Overweight in America" video.
(Worksheet 40 points)
THE ROUGH DRAFT OF THE FIVE PARAGRAPH ESSAY IS DUE ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22.
The volleyball challenge today was a tie each class had 14 wins, 14 loses and 2 ties. EVERY STUDENT IN BOTH CLASSES WILL RECEIVE THE 5 BONUS POINTS FOR VOLLEYBALL. EVERYONE PLAYED VERY WELL TODAY.
OCTOBER 20-24
The five paragraph essay rough draft is due on Thursday, 10/23. The student will lose 10 points if they do not have a completed rough draft. (The rough draft does not have to be typed.
Volleyball this week.
The essay organizer is due Thursday.
Mile Run on Thursday, 10/16 (Period 1 will not run. They will play volleyball.)
OCTOBER 13-17
The Persuasive Essay Organizer is due on Thursday 10/16
Monday: Fitness Lab & Chapter 2 Worksheet
Tuesday: Mile Run
Wednesday: Hula Hoop Relays & Rocks
Thursday & Friday: Volleyball
OCTOBER 6-10
We will begin volleyball this week. On Monday the students will be assigned the five paragraph essay for the 1st trimester.
Key Dates:
The essay organizer is due on Thursday, 10/16.
The rough draft is due on Thursday, 10/23.
The essay is due on Thursday, October 30.
Here is the assignment:
Choose One Persuasive Writing Prompt
School Lunch Menu Needs Changing
Many students really do not like the contents of their school lunch. Parents pay for it because they feel their child will get healthy food and it is convenient for them to provide it. Yet, many students throw much of it out because they do not like the choices presented. You are to write a five-paragraph essay suggesting specific menu changes, explaining the advantages of changes plus the health and financial benefits of those changes.
School Uniforms
In many areas of the country, students in both private and public schools are required to wear school uniforms. Suppose that the school board of your district is considering have all students wear a uniform that is to be selected by a group of PTA presidents. You are to write a five-paragraph essay either supporting the idea or not supporting the idea of having to wear a school uniform. Remember that the outcome could hinge on the points that you bring up and explain. Think of both the benefits and the things that you feel might be less than advantageous. Which one of those positions has the greatest positive advantages? That is usually the easiest position from which to write. However, choose whatever side suits your real feelings.
Lengthening the School Day
The school board of your district is considering making the school day longer by adding an extra hour. The purpose for lengthening the school day is provide more time for instruction and practice in the existing school curricula. They believe that greater student achievement can be achieved by making the school day longer. They point out that there are experts in the field of education who agree with them. The school board is seeking input from all community members. Your job is to write a five-paragraph essay either for or against this idea.
CHOOSE ONE TOPIC AND WRITE A FIVE PARAGRAPH PERSUASIVE ESSAY.
The essay must be typed. Please use #12 fonts and double space. (This size)
The essay must be at least 25 sentences in length (a minimum of five sentences for each paragraph). EACH PARAGRAPH MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 100 WORDS. Be sure that your name, period, date, and teachers name are typed on the top right hand side of the page and that the correct title of the essay is typed at the top of the page. Do not use a title page or put your essay in a folder.
The Persuasive Essay Organizer is due on Thursday, October 16 at the beginning of class ( 20 Points).
A rough draft must be shown to your teacher on Thursday, October 23. Failure to show your teacher the rough draft will result in a deduction of ten points. The rough draft does not have to be typed.
The essay is 100 points and is due on Thursday, OCTOBER 30 at the beginning of class. Ten points will be taken off for each day the assignment is late.
If your printer breaks or you run out of ink please email the essay to your teacher by using the links on schoolnotes.com.
Persuasive Essay Outline
Opening Paragraph – Introduction
The opening paragraph includes the thesis statement. The thesis statement states your
position. Within the paragraph you must also give three reasons that will support your
position.
Paragraph Two –Body 1
The topic sentence of this paragraph will include Reason #1 from your opening
paragraph. Use facts from the story and facts you have researched that will explain
reason #1.
Paragraph Three –Body 2
This will follow the same outline as Paragraph Two except that it will explain Reason #2.
Paragraph Four – Body 3
This will follow the same outline as Paragraph Two except that it will explain Reason #3.
Paragraph Five - Conclusion
This is the conclusion. Restate your position and your three reasons. Convince your
reader that your position is the correct one.
Persuasive writing attempts to convince the reader that the point of view or course of action recommended by the writer is valid. To accomplish this, the writer must develop a limited topic which is well defined and debatable, that is has more than one side. It is important that the author understand other sides of the position so that the strongest information to counter the others can be presented. In the essay, only one side of the issue is presented.
Like all kinds of five paragraph essays, there is a specific format to be followed.
• The topic sentence cannot be a fact as facts cannot be debated. It should be a statement of position. That position must be clear and direct. This statement directs the readers to follow along with your logic towards the specific stated conclusion that you want them to support. Do not make it personal so do not use personal pronouns. Make it definitive.
• Then, in the same introductory paragraph, state the three best reasons that you have to support your position as the remainder of the opening paragraph. These reasons become the topics of each of the three supporting paragraphs. Again, be sure they are able to be supported with additional separate facts.
• In the body of the essay, the writer uses specific evidence, examples, and statistics and not broad generalizations or personal opinions to persuade the reader that the stated position is a valid one. Each topic sentence for the support paragraphs have been introduced in the beginning paragraph. Each additional sentence must closely relate to the topic and the sentence that came before it. This way, the logic of the argument is easy to follow.
• Be sure to use adequate transitions between paragraphs as they make it easy for the reader to follow the logic of the presentation.
• As one closes the essay, it is most important to clearly redefine the topic and restate the most compelling evidence cited in original form. Remember, this is the last chance to remind the reader and convince him/her to accept the writer's position.
SEPTEMBER 29 - OCTOBER 3
Pictures during PE on Wednesday, October 1.
Football this week. Mile run Friday.
SEPTEMBER 22-26
We will do a worksheet on Chapter 1 (50 points) on Monday and Tuesday during half of the class. The other half of class we will work out in the Fitness Lab.
We will play football the rest of the week.
Tuesday, September 16: Finish the "Feel the Beat" worksheet for homework if you did not complete it during class.
SEPTEMBER 15-19
We will pick teams and play football this week. On the class room day we will do a worksheet on determining target heart rates (60 points). MILE RUN FRIDAY.
MILE RUN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
SEPTEMBER 8-12
Monday the students will be introduced to the fitness lab. I will also check to see if the students have purchased a PE folder(15 points). Tuesday we will be in the classroom for a worksheet on the P.E. syllabus. We will work on the FUNdamentals of football this week.
SEPTEMBER 3-5
This week we will discuss the PE Syllabus and play some co-operative games.
HOMEWORK PERIOD 2
TUESDAY 9/9 SPIRAL NOTEBOOK WITH 3 SECTIONS FOR WAVE
AND A COMMONPLACE BOOK FOR WAVE.(20 points)
EVERY THURSDAY THE STUDENT MUST BRING AN ARTIFACT TO USE AS A WRITING PROMPT.
HOMEWORK assigned on Wednesday, September 3
ALL PE CLASSES:
HOMEWORK Due Thursday, September 4
PARENT SIGNATURE on the syllabus: 15 POINTS
HOMEWORK due Monday, September 8
P.E. Pee Chee type FOLDER: 15 POINTS
Parents and students must read the P.E. Handbook.
Parents must sign the last page and the students will turn in the last page of the Handbook with the parents signature.
The student must have a "Pee Chee" type folder which will be checked on Tuesday.
The Handbook and any handouts or class work will be kept by the student in a Pee Chee type folder purchased by the student. This folder is to be maintained by the student and may be collected at any time by the teacher. All class work will be turned in at the end of the year as a "Final Project".
WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL
This is my Physical Education and Health School Notes Web Page.
My classroom and fitness lab days are Monday and Tuesday. We will do a classroom activity for 25 minutes and work out in the fitness lab for 25 minutes each day. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday we will do an outdoor activity. However, we may run the mile any day of the week; Monday through Friday.
If you are absent make sure ask for any class work or homework assignments.
Remember if you miss Physical Education class for any reason you must turn in an assignment to make up for the daily participation points. The student must ask the teacher for the assignment and it must be turned within one week.
Sturdy laced up tennis shoes are mandatory EVERY day. Tennis shoes must be worn on the classroom day because we may have a fitness related activity outside.
POSSIBLE ASSIGNMENTS IF YOU ARE ABSENT
1. Read an article from a magazine or newspaper on any health or sports related topic. Write a summary of the article.
2. Write a report on your favorite team, sport or player.
3. Write a report on any summer or winter Olympic event.
4. Write a report on the ancient Greek Olympics.
5. Make a collage on your favorite sport, team or player.
6. Write a book report on any sport, fitness or health related book.
7. Attend an athletic event. Write a report on the game. This should include the date, location, score, names of the teams and any exciting plays.
8. Create your own assignment with teacher approval.
9. Run the mile in under eleven minutes when we run extra credit and make up miles.
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