To offer a developmentally and age appropriate program designed to provide students with the knowledge and ability needed to maintain an active, healthy lifestyle. Physical Education is an integral part of a balanced education. It offers the opportunity for the development of not only the physical well-being, but also the mental and social well being. A non-threatening, success oriented environment allows the goals of the school’s programs to be achieved. A healthy, balanced person is more likely to be successful in intellectual, social and emotional challenges.
40% Participation, class work
50% Skills tests, runs, quizzes
10% Written Work
Citizenship Grade
SRTMS/Citizenship Points system
Our focus is on students learning, improving and participating in activities. Physical Education is much more than how fast you can run, or how far you can throw- but what you can learn about what you are capable of. Teamwork, effort, communication and positive attitudes will be important daily.
The SRTMS Citizenship Points Program will be followed.
Participation points are given daily and are a large portion of your grade. It is important that you are at school and giving effort to receive these points.
5 Points: Exceeds Expectations
Participation
On time and fully prepared for activities
100% effort/always on task
Cooperation/Attitude/Sportsmanship
Always cooperative
Always enthusiastic and positive, exemplifies sportsmanship
4 Points:
Participation
fully prepared for activities
Consistent effort/willingly participates
Cooperation/Attitude/Sportsmanship
Very cooperative
Often enthusiastic and positive, sportsmanship most of the time.
3 Points:
Participation
Partially prepared for class
Inconsistent effort/goes through the motions with little effort
Cooperation/Attitude/Sportsmanship
Cooperative at times
Shows little enthusiasm, sportsman-like under supervision
2 Points:
Participation
Not prepared for class
Neglects to participate or off task
Cooperation/Attitude/Sportsmanship
Uncooperative
Argues, complains/Unsportsmanlike conduct; Profanity
1-0 Points
Participation
Not prepared for activities
refuses to participate
Absent (0 -can make up)
Cooperation/Attitude/Sportsmanship
not cooperative
Often unenthusiastic and rude
Assessments include: Mile, Pacer, curl ups (sit ups), arm hang/pull up, sit & reach, 2 Field Laps (1/2 mile)
Participation points for excused absences are made up at home by doing 90 minutes of physical activity per day absent.
Assessment grades must be made up at school during class time since it is graded as a test.
It’s the student’s responsibility to complete any make up assessments or assignments.
If Independent study is done on a case by case basis
Doctor’s notes will excuse you from participating as long as noted.
Parents notes will excuse you up to 1 class period.
Missed points are expected to be made up by student (see above); if not made up points will remain a 0 for each day out.
Students who are on a medical note longer than one week will be given an alternate assignment to earn their participation points.
Santa Rosa students dress in their physical education uniform everyday for their physical education class. What if I forget my uniform? It is your responsibility to come to class each day prepared and ready to participate. However, if you do forget your uniform, you will still dress out and participate in the class because you will borrow “Loaner Clothes”. STUDENT’S MAY NOT BORROW OTHER STUDENTS P.E. CLOTHES
Footwear must be closed toed athletic shoes that are appropriate for exercise. (An extra pair of shoes and socks may be left in their lockers to change into before Physical Education class.)
P.E. UNIFORMS SHOULD BE WASHED ONCE A WEEK
You will be assigned a PE locker for the entire school year. The locker is property of SRTMS and needs to be taken care of. It will be expected that the locker is in the same condition at the end of the school year.
Our job as teachers of physical education is to provide a safe and effective learning environment in which ALL students can successfully participate in Physical Education. In order to be successful in this class, each student must demonstrate the 6 Pillars of Character in PE on a daily basis
Caring- Help, include & congratulate others
Fairness- Follow the rules of the game, take turns
Respect- Others, Self & Property
Responsibility- Put away equipment, wear athletic shoes/uniform
Trustworthiness- show honesty in a game, play safely, work independently
Citizenship- Be a team player, show a positive attitude