Please enjoy the latest edition of the PE Newsletter during breaks of physical activity!
Reminder that the Jogathon is April 27 and Field Day is June 16.
Thanks,
Mr. Miller & Mrs. Lew
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Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Friday, April 14, 2017
Monday, March 6, 2017
PE Newsletter January/February
Here is our latest edition of Gym Shorts (our P.E. Newsletter).
First day of Spring is 14 days away!!!
First day of Spring is 14 days away!!!
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
Where I Play
A fantastic 2-minute video created by EspnW that EVERYONE should watch!
http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=18783007
Created and voiced by women. It gives voice to every woman and girl that there shouldn't be any barriers.
http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=18783007
Created and voiced by women. It gives voice to every woman and girl that there shouldn't be any barriers.
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Winter Break 60 results
One casualty of the snow days in January was gathering the Winter Break 60 scorecards from students and conducting a prize drawing. Now that things have calmed down a bit, here we go...
We had 112 excited and proud students turn in their Winter Break 60 scorecards. They were proud of their effort in staying strong and healthy during by being physically active. The scorecard was a way for them feel some pride in their accomplishments.
Congratulations to 3rd Grade for turning in the most scorecards!
We had 112 excited and proud students turn in their Winter Break 60 scorecards. They were proud of their effort in staying strong and healthy during by being physically active. The scorecard was a way for them feel some pride in their accomplishments.
Congratulations to 3rd Grade for turning in the most scorecards!
- 3rd Grade - 30
- Kindergarten - 21
- 1st Grade - 19
- 2nd Grade - 16
- 4th Grade - 14
- 5th Grade - 12
Congratulations to Miss Leyva's Kindergarten class for turning in the most scorecards!
Top 5 classes:
- Miss Leyva - 13
- Mrs. Baldwin - 12
- Mrs. Olson - 11
- Miss Martin, Mrs. Cobain-Soto, Mrs. Lawson - 8
- Miss Brock - 7
We also had a prize drawing for each grade level. These students had their names drawn and won a gift certificate to Dick's Sporting Goods for their physical activity needs. (expect the gift certificate to come home soon)
- Cayson (Kindergarten)
- Hasan (1st Grade)
- Kira (2nd Grade
- Wade (3rd Grade)
- Yuxuan (4th Grade)
- Gigi (5th Grade)
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Winter Break 60
Winter Break 60
Click here to print off more Winter Break 60 scorecards!
Students know to keep our bodies healthy and fit we need to be physically active at least 60 minutes a day. Easier said than done in the summer, than the winter. So here is a challenge.
Use the Winter Break 60 scorecard and color in each day of Winter Break that you are physically active for 60 minutes or more. FAMILIES CAN DO IT TOGETHER. You can print extra copies for each member of the family. Students can return their Winter Break 60 Scorecard - signed by a parent - for a some recognition from me and be entered in a prize drawing! They are due January 8.
Of course, make sure you are active on most days - it doesn't need to be all.
Physical activity ideas for the whole family!
10 great ideas for staying active in Beaverton!
Enjoy your family time!
Click here to print off more Winter Break 60 scorecards!
Students know to keep our bodies healthy and fit we need to be physically active at least 60 minutes a day. Easier said than done in the summer, than the winter. So here is a challenge.
Use the Winter Break 60 scorecard and color in each day of Winter Break that you are physically active for 60 minutes or more. FAMILIES CAN DO IT TOGETHER. You can print extra copies for each member of the family. Students can return their Winter Break 60 Scorecard - signed by a parent - for a some recognition from me and be entered in a prize drawing! They are due January 8.
Of course, make sure you are active on most days - it doesn't need to be all.
Physical activity ideas for the whole family!
10 great ideas for staying active in Beaverton!
Enjoy your family time!
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Wall Ball Masters
Another successful and exciting Wall Ball Masters Tournament is in the books. Over 200 students from the thirteen 2nd-5th grade classrooms chose to participate.
Most impressive were the high-5's to opponents, the "Good Game"'s that were said, the support from classmates, and kids taking a chance to compete for fun. No tears were shed and no taunting or bragging was ever heard. Oh yeah, and the Wall Ball playing was amazing as well...simply jaw-dropping at times. Without further ado...
Most impressive were the high-5's to opponents, the "Good Game"'s that were said, the support from classmates, and kids taking a chance to compete for fun. No tears were shed and no taunting or bragging was ever heard. Oh yeah, and the Wall Ball playing was amazing as well...simply jaw-dropping at times. Without further ado...
2015 Wall Ball Masters
5th Grade
Drew, Gavin, Nick (master), Aiden
4th Grade
Hunter, Jacob (master), Carson
3rd Grade
Grant, Christian (master), Brian
2nd Grade
Alyssa, Conrad (master), Spencer
Outtakes
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Let's Move Active Schools Beaverton Event
January 8
Beaverton High School
6:30-8:30 pm
Come one, come all! Be a part of the conversation about how to help kids have more opportunities to be physical active in schools.
https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/news/Pages/Let's-Move!-Active-Schools-Event.aspx
Beaverton High School
6:30-8:30 pm
Come one, come all! Be a part of the conversation about how to help kids have more opportunities to be physical active in schools.
https://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/news/Pages/Let's-Move!-Active-Schools-Event.aspx
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Winter Break 60
Winter Break 60 scorecard
Winter Break 60 scorecard
Students know to keep our bodies healthy and fit we need to be physically active at least 60 minutes a day. Easier said than done in the summer, than the winter. So here is a challenge.
Use the Winter Break 60 scorecard and color in each day of Winter Break that you are physically active for 60 minutes or more. FAMILIES CAN DO IT TOGETHER. You can print extra copies below for each member of the family. Students can return their Winter Break 60 Scorecard - signed by a parent - for a chance to win a prize from me! They are due January 9.
Of course, make sure you are active on most days - it doesn't need to be all.
Physical activity ideas for the whole family!
10 great ideas for staying active in Beaverton!
Enjoy your family time!
Winter Break 60 scorecard
Students know to keep our bodies healthy and fit we need to be physically active at least 60 minutes a day. Easier said than done in the summer, than the winter. So here is a challenge.
Use the Winter Break 60 scorecard and color in each day of Winter Break that you are physically active for 60 minutes or more. FAMILIES CAN DO IT TOGETHER. You can print extra copies below for each member of the family. Students can return their Winter Break 60 Scorecard - signed by a parent - for a chance to win a prize from me! They are due January 9.
Of course, make sure you are active on most days - it doesn't need to be all.
Physical activity ideas for the whole family!
10 great ideas for staying active in Beaverton!
Enjoy your family time!
Thursday, October 23, 2014
P.E. "Conferences"
Conference time here at Sexton Mountain! You have been hearing what you kids are up to in the classroom. Here is a chance to read what they have been up to in so far in their P.E. classes.
First, here are the P.E. Learning Targets for Grades 1-5 in the Beaverton School District. More details can be found here on the BSD website.
Second, please enjoy some photos below!
Lastly, please let me know if you have any questions joel_miller@beaverton.k12.or.us
GRADES 3-5
(games & activities & concepts were adjusted according to grade/age level)
Physical Skills - Hand Striking, Underhand Volley, Racquet Striking, Locomotor Skills (skip, gallop, side slide, carioca, etc.), various exercises and fitness workouts
Games Included - Eclipse Ball, Nitro Ball, various 4-Square games, Wall Ball, Ping Pong, Pickle Ball, Spikeball, various tag games
Fitness Concepts - Heart Rate - calculate it, benefits, heart rate zones, recommendations; the Fitness Component Cardio exercise
Games Included - various tag games, fitness workouts, daily warm-ups
Social Skills - Being a Good Sport: support teammates, praise others, playing by the rules, focus on fun/effort rather than winning or losing; Being a Good Teammate: cooperate, support, strategize together; Game Tactics: understanding positions, roles, in game strategizing
Games included - Survivor, Treasure Island, 4-Corners Capture the Flag, Team Color Tag, Shipwreck, Nitro Ball, Eclipse Ball
GRADE 2
(the focus here is continuing to build the foundation of many skills, important of physical activity, how to physical play in non-competitive and competitive situations, and to build confidence)
Physical Skills - Hand Striking, Underhand Toss, Locomotor Skills (skip, gallop, side slide, carioca, etc.), various manipulatives (jump rope, hula hoop, long jump rope, spin jammers, etc.)
Games Included - Wall, 4-Square, Tetherball, Pumpkin Patch, Scoops, Spin Jammers, Hula Hoops, Jump Rope, turning a Long Jump Rope, Turtle Toss, Partner Toss activities, Wishing Well, Zombie Invasion, Take-A-Chance
Fitness Concepts - Heart Rate - finding pulse, benefits of a strong heart; Endurance - longer you play & harder you try, the stronger & better you get
Games Included - various tag games, fitness workouts, daily warm-ups
Social Skills - Being a Good Sport: support teammates, playing by the rules, having fun is more important than winning or losing; Being a Good Teammate: work together, help each other; Being Ready for PE: focus on being a good listener, a safe player, following routines with and without prompts, making good choices
Games included - Survivor, Treasure Island, Capture the Flag, Team Color Tag, Team Beanbag Tag, Wishing Well
GRADE 1
(the focus here is to build the foundation of many skills, important of physical activity, how to physical play in non-competitive and competitive situations, and to build confidence)
Physical Skills - Hand Striking, Underhand Toss, Locomotor Skills (skip, gallop, side slide, carioca, etc.), various manipulatives (jump rope, hula hoop, long jump rope, spin jammers, etc.)
Games Included - Wall, Tetherball, Pumpkin Patch, Scoops, Spin Jammers, Hula Hoops, Jump Rope, turning a Long Jump Rope, Turtle Toss, Partner Toss activities, Wishing Well, Zombie Invasion, Take-A-Chance
Fitness Concepts - Heart Rate - finding pulse, benefits of a strong heart; Endurance - longer you play & harder you try, the stronger & better you get
Games Included - various tag games, fitness workouts, daily warm-ups
Social Skills - Being a Good Sport: support teammates, playing by the rules, having fun is more important than winning or losing; Being a Good Teammate: work together, help each other; Being Ready for PE: focus on being a good listener, a safe player, following routines with and without prompts, making good choices
Games included - Survivor, Treasure Island, Team Color Tag, Team Beanbag Tag, Wishing Well
First, here are the P.E. Learning Targets for Grades 1-5 in the Beaverton School District. More details can be found here on the BSD website.
PHYSICAL SKILLS
I can demonstrate motor skill proficiency in a variety of physical activities.
FITNESS CONCEPTS
I can demonstrate knowledge of a physically active lifestyle.
SOCIAL SKILLS
I can demonstrate responsible and respectful behavior for self and others.Second, please enjoy some photos below!
Lastly, please let me know if you have any questions joel_miller@beaverton.k12.or.us
GRADES 3-5
(games & activities & concepts were adjusted according to grade/age level)
Physical Skills - Hand Striking, Underhand Volley, Racquet Striking, Locomotor Skills (skip, gallop, side slide, carioca, etc.), various exercises and fitness workouts
Games Included - Eclipse Ball, Nitro Ball, various 4-Square games, Wall Ball, Ping Pong, Pickle Ball, Spikeball, various tag games
Fitness Concepts - Heart Rate - calculate it, benefits, heart rate zones, recommendations; the Fitness Component Cardio exercise
Games Included - various tag games, fitness workouts, daily warm-ups
Social Skills - Being a Good Sport: support teammates, praise others, playing by the rules, focus on fun/effort rather than winning or losing; Being a Good Teammate: cooperate, support, strategize together; Game Tactics: understanding positions, roles, in game strategizing
Games included - Survivor, Treasure Island, 4-Corners Capture the Flag, Team Color Tag, Shipwreck, Nitro Ball, Eclipse Ball
GRADE 2
(the focus here is continuing to build the foundation of many skills, important of physical activity, how to physical play in non-competitive and competitive situations, and to build confidence)
Physical Skills - Hand Striking, Underhand Toss, Locomotor Skills (skip, gallop, side slide, carioca, etc.), various manipulatives (jump rope, hula hoop, long jump rope, spin jammers, etc.)
Games Included - Wall, 4-Square, Tetherball, Pumpkin Patch, Scoops, Spin Jammers, Hula Hoops, Jump Rope, turning a Long Jump Rope, Turtle Toss, Partner Toss activities, Wishing Well, Zombie Invasion, Take-A-Chance
Fitness Concepts - Heart Rate - finding pulse, benefits of a strong heart; Endurance - longer you play & harder you try, the stronger & better you get
Games Included - various tag games, fitness workouts, daily warm-ups
Social Skills - Being a Good Sport: support teammates, playing by the rules, having fun is more important than winning or losing; Being a Good Teammate: work together, help each other; Being Ready for PE: focus on being a good listener, a safe player, following routines with and without prompts, making good choices
Games included - Survivor, Treasure Island, Capture the Flag, Team Color Tag, Team Beanbag Tag, Wishing Well
GRADE 1
(the focus here is to build the foundation of many skills, important of physical activity, how to physical play in non-competitive and competitive situations, and to build confidence)
Physical Skills - Hand Striking, Underhand Toss, Locomotor Skills (skip, gallop, side slide, carioca, etc.), various manipulatives (jump rope, hula hoop, long jump rope, spin jammers, etc.)
Games Included - Wall, Tetherball, Pumpkin Patch, Scoops, Spin Jammers, Hula Hoops, Jump Rope, turning a Long Jump Rope, Turtle Toss, Partner Toss activities, Wishing Well, Zombie Invasion, Take-A-Chance
Fitness Concepts - Heart Rate - finding pulse, benefits of a strong heart; Endurance - longer you play & harder you try, the stronger & better you get
Games Included - various tag games, fitness workouts, daily warm-ups
Social Skills - Being a Good Sport: support teammates, playing by the rules, having fun is more important than winning or losing; Being a Good Teammate: work together, help each other; Being Ready for PE: focus on being a good listener, a safe player, following routines with and without prompts, making good choices
Games included - Survivor, Treasure Island, Team Color Tag, Team Beanbag Tag, Wishing Well
Friday, June 13, 2014
Final Whistle
Have a great summer! See you next year! Check this website over the summer. I will post any fun activity ideas or events in the community.
Check those PE grades.
Be physically active at least 60 minutes every day.
Try something new.
See you in September!
Mr. Miller
Check those PE grades.
Be physically active at least 60 minutes every day.
Try something new.
See you in September!
Mr. Miller
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Field Day
What a celebration! A variety of field games for all interests. Lots of smiles and laughs from children. Community members engaged and helping out. Beautiful weather. A great way to celebrate the completion of a school year!
Thanks all volunteers!!!
Thanks all volunteers!!!
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