Dear Elementary Friends,
We have created this site to provide you with resources to keep you active. The daily recommendation for children ages 6-17 is 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity. Please strive for AT LEAST 20 minutes per day, which should include locomotor skills (skipping, hopping, Jumping, galloping, side stepping....etc....) plus exercises to help with your physical fitness level (planks, push-ups, curl-ups), please see standards below. In addition to activities you may already be doing to stay active, we encourage you and your family to use the resources listed below to help you meet your goals. It may be helpful to use the activity or nutrition logs below to keep track of your progress. Stay active and have fun!
Mr. Ashcraft, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Kritz, Mrs. Mulligan, Mr. Schreiner, Mr. Swayne
Check your google classroom for a link to google meet session on Wednesday.
Be ready to be active together!
Week of 5/4 - 5/8
Warm-up of the week
May the 4th be with you!
Citizenship Thought of the week
Honesty - is when you speak the truth and act truthfully.
3rd Grade - 5th Grade
- Fitness Challenge
15 meter PACER TEST (submit your scores using this link)
Measure 49 feet 3 inches and place a cone at the start and finish.
Stand at one cone and wait for the start, when the music starts run to the opposite cone.
When the bell rings return to the starting cone and repeat until you are no longer able to get to the cone before the bell.
- Get two 10 minute cardiovascular workouts in this week
Choose exercises use big muscles (like your legs) that will increase your heart rate
Remember to choose activities that promote social distancing
Running, Hiking, Bike Riding, Playing Tag, etc.
- Choose 2 games that work on implements this week
Use honesty to record and compare scores every time you complete the challenges
Birdie in the Cage (OPEN PE) - Making a racquet with a spatula and plate to hit balls into a laundry basket
Striking around the house - Be creative finding equipment to use and a safe space to practice
- Find one other family activity
Use the links below to find an activity that you would enjoy. Maybe it's a Cosmic Yoga session or an activity from PE Central. Just remember to have fun and try a new activity.
Family Hike
Remember to choose activities that promote social distancing
Great Flats Nature Trail
Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
- Fitness Challenge
Fun Shuttle Runs
Stuffed Animal Relay
Place a pile of stuffed animals in another room or across the yard. Divide your family into 2 groups. Take turns on your team going to the stuffed animal pile grabbing one at a time. Which team can gather the most animals first.
Layered Shuttle
Place a pile of 5 of your parents t-shirts in one room and a pile of 5 pairs of your parents shorts in another room. Run back and forth from pile to pile adding a layer. Time yourself completing the challenge, see if you can get a better time tomorrow.
Cup Stacking/Building Block Run
Start with your cups or building blocks across the room. You will be building a pyramid or tower by running back and forth adding one cup/block at a time.
How tall can you build your pyramid or tower?
- Play 2 games that work on implements this week
Use honesty to record and compare scores every time you complete the challenges
Birdie in the Cage (OPEN PE) - Making a racquet with a spatula and plate to hit balls into a laundry basket
Striking around the house - Be creative finding equipment to use and a safe space to practice
- Tying shoes resources
- Find one other family activity
Use the links below to find an activity that you would enjoy. Maybe it's a Cosmic Yoga session or an activity from PE Central. Just remember to have fun and try a new activity.
Family Hike
Remember to choose activities that promote social distancing
Great Flats Nature Trail
Hike of the week
Great Flats Nature Trail
Reminders:
Use social distancing while enjoying the outdoors.
Check for ticks when you get home.
Activity Log
Nutrition Log
Other Recommendations
Ride bikes
Throw, kick, shoot a ball with a family member
Yard work (clean the yard as a family)
House work (spring cleaning)