Wow, it is fantastic to see these students again! It has been a fun first few weeks back.
We got to see a bunch of smiles and how much our students have grown over the summer! We welcomed Mr. Blake, our new half-time PE teacher that we will share with Cooper Mountain school.
At the beginning of the school year, we always like to focus on teamwork and sportsmanship when playing in games. For teams to be successful, they must work together. we also like to look for players who use teamwork with ALL teammates. 1st through 5th grade classes dove in playing a game called Survivor.
(Parents) - The goal in Survivor is to get your team from one side of the gym to the other side of the gym. Problem is players may not touch the floor. Each team has materials they can use to help their team get across without touching the floor. Students are not instructed how to use the materials. They must work together to figure it out!
Mr. Miller has seen people aged 5 to 65 play this game (Sexton Mountain staff have even played!). Hands down, the most successful teams are the teams that worked together - they helped, listened, problem solved, encouraged, and more!
In PE, many teams made it across (completing the task), but not all. Mr. Miller took a photo of each team that accomplished their goal! (Some teams even made it back and forth 4 separate times even after Mr. Miller took away some equipment after each successful trip.)
Great job, kids!
Here are photos of all the teams that "Survived".
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Monday, September 25, 2017
Thursday, June 22, 2017
PE Newsletter, Field Day, Fitness Reports
Happy Summer, everyone! Have a great time with your family and
summer adventures. We will see most of you next year. We will miss
those who are moving on. Good luck!
This is our final PE NEWSLETTER of the year.
FIELD DAY - We would like to give a BIG thank you to our FIELD DAY volunteers for being flexible with our date change because of the weather. Your enthusiasm, energy, and patience was amazing. (Read more about it in our PE Newsletter...)
FITNESS REPORTS - Every student will have a Fitness Report inside their Report Card packet. This is the first year that K-8 Beaverton PE teachers are using a common Fitness Assessment curriculum. (Read more about it in our PE Newsletter...)
Thanks and Go Eagles!
Mr. Miller and Mrs. Lew
This is our final PE NEWSLETTER of the year.
FIELD DAY - We would like to give a BIG thank you to our FIELD DAY volunteers for being flexible with our date change because of the weather. Your enthusiasm, energy, and patience was amazing. (Read more about it in our PE Newsletter...)
FITNESS REPORTS - Every student will have a Fitness Report inside their Report Card packet. This is the first year that K-8 Beaverton PE teachers are using a common Fitness Assessment curriculum. (Read more about it in our PE Newsletter...)
Thanks and Go Eagles!
Mr. Miller and Mrs. Lew
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Wall Ball Masters Results
It was a fantastic Wall Ball Masters tournament. We saw endless amounts of dives, jumps, twists, crazy hits, and fun. What we did not see were tears. Instead we saw hand shakes, high fives, fist bumps and we heard "Good game", "That was a fun game", "You are fun to play", and more.
Every competitor was a good sport. Some work hard all year long to play well in this tournament. Sometimes it does not go as expected. Regardless, the competitors handled winning or losing in an amazing manner that blows me away. So proud.
The Wall Ball Masters tournament concludes with each classroom winner competing in their Grade Level Championship. These are the results...
Every competitor was a good sport. Some work hard all year long to play well in this tournament. Sometimes it does not go as expected. Regardless, the competitors handled winning or losing in an amazing manner that blows me away. So proud.
The Wall Ball Masters tournament concludes with each classroom winner competing in their Grade Level Championship. These are the results...
5th Grade
1st Place - Preston
2nd Place - Hoby
3rd Place - Justin
4th Place - Brian
4th Grade
1st Place - Michael
2nd Place - Kentaro
3rd Place - Jacob
3rd Grade
1st Place - Go
2nd Place - Aidan
3rd Place - Aiden
2nd Grade
1st Place - Caleb
2nd Place - Ian
3rd Place - Mauricio
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.
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Wall Ball Masters coming in March!
Attention, Wall Ball enthusiasts!
Our annual Wall Ball Masters tournament is coming soon! It will begin in the middle of March before Spring Break. Students in Grades 2-5 will have the OPTION to participate in the Wall Ball Masters during their PE classes.
We will also have many other activities students will be working on during that same time.
It's a chance for players to put their skills and sportsmanship to the test!
Good luck!
Our annual Wall Ball Masters tournament is coming soon! It will begin in the middle of March before Spring Break. Students in Grades 2-5 will have the OPTION to participate in the Wall Ball Masters during their PE classes.
We will also have many other activities students will be working on during that same time.
It's a chance for players to put their skills and sportsmanship to the test!
Good luck!
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)
Friday, June 17, 2016
May/June All-Stars
We like to recognize All-Stars in P.E. class. An All-Star is someone who tries their best at everything...playing well with others, following directions, making good choices, helping others, using teamwork, being a good sport, playing safely, trying new and challenging tasks, and more.
Running fast, scoring goals, making baskets, evading captors, winning contests are all fun and exciting, but there are outcomes of effort. Sometimes there are out of our control.
Therefore, we reward the process...effort and growth. Everyone controls their effort...which often produces growth. No matter how big or small, growth is growth. Kids do notice it.
Here are the students who were recognized this week in P.E. for their effort. There were definitely more All-Star efforts in P.E. than just from these students. I look forward to recognizing more students next week!
Running fast, scoring goals, making baskets, evading captors, winning contests are all fun and exciting, but there are outcomes of effort. Sometimes there are out of our control.
Therefore, we reward the process...effort and growth. Everyone controls their effort...which often produces growth. No matter how big or small, growth is growth. Kids do notice it.
Here are the students who were recognized this week in P.E. for their effort. There were definitely more All-Star efforts in P.E. than just from these students. I look forward to recognizing more students next week!
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