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Physical Education
The physical education (P.E.) curriculum emphasizes cooperation, movement, education, and fundamental skills. An important aspect of physical education is the development of good sportsmanship.
| The physical education units taught at St. Mary of the Lake School: | |
| Physical Fitness Testing Football Skills Soccer Skills Fire Safety (K-2) Orienteering (3-5) Basketball Skills Dance Volleyball skills |
Bowling Mini Golf Floor Hockey Tennis Track and Field Softball/T-Ball Cooperative Games Bike Safety (K-2) |
Middle school does a Health Related Fitness Unit.
The 5th and 6th graders go to Wild Mountain for a "Learn to Ski Day."
We end our year with our middle school students leading the K-5 students in a themed Field Day. Tennis shoes are a MUST for P.E. classes. Ties or velcro with non-marking soles are permitted. Slip ons, platforms or shoes with buckles or zippers are not permitted. If your child is ill or injured and unable to participate in P.E. activities, please send a note stating the reason and the length of time the child will be unable to participate. Unless you send a note, your child will be expected to participate in P.E. activities.
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Reibel, Sandra - sreibel@stmarys-wbl.org Reibel Weekly Update |
