Steeleville High School -Physical Education

Prerequisite: Open to all students
Level: 9 th – 12th
Credits: .5 – Physical Education
Additional:
This course is accepted as a .5 physical education credit for h.s. graduation
This course is accepted as a .5 elective credit for college admission
This course is not eligible for credit by the NCAA

Course Description

Physical Education offers students an opportunity to enhance the capabilities of both their mind and bodies. Healthy minds and bodies are basic to academic success and, in later life, enhance the ability to contribute to a productive work environment. Students overall fitness, skill enhancement and affective (social) skills will be emphasized.

Course Objectives/Goals

Students will use activities to improve overall fitness.
Students will use activities to improve skills with object manipulation and skills that do not involve object manipulation.
Students will demonstrate proper etiquette when playing various games.
Students will demonstrate knowledge of rules and strategies throughout the course.

Course Outline

Softball -Softball terminology
Flag Football -Rules / Strategy
Soccer -Rules / Strategy
Speedball
Pickleball - Rules / Strategy
Etiquette
Basketball - Rules / Strategy
Skills Tests
Yoga
Tai Bo
Dance
Hockey - Rules / Strategy
Badminton - Rules / Strategy - Etiquette - Scoring
Physical Fitness
President’s Physical Fitness Testing
Whiffleball
Volleyball - Rules/Strategy
Golf - Etiquette - Scoring - Rules/Strategy
Lawn Sports
Bocce Ball
Horse Shoes
Washers
Disc Sports
Ultimate Frisbee
Frisbee Golf

Teaching Methods

This class is taught through demonstration, lecture, and student experimentation.

Assessment

Student participation which includes physical effort, mental effort and proper dress.
Quizzes and tests, which may include matching, true/false, and multiple choice questions and score sheets.
Skills tests.
Physical Fitness Test.

Texts

Mood, Dale, Ph.D., Musker, Frank F., C.A.G.S., Armbruster, David A. Sr., M.A. Sports and Recreational Activities for Men and Women. St. Louis, Missouri: The C. V. Mosby Company, 1983.

Curtis, Joyce M. P.E.D., Abilene Christian University. Pickleball for Player and Teacher. Englewood, Colorado: Morton Publishing Company, 1989.



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Prerequisite: Open to all students Level: 9 th – 12th Credits: .5 – Physical Education Additional: This course is accepted as a .5 physical education credit for h.s. graduation This course is accepted as a .5 elective credit for college admission This course is not eligible for credit by the NCAA Course Description Physical Education offers students an opportunity to enhance the capabilities of both their mind and bodies. Healthy minds and bodies are basic to academic success and, in later life, enhance the ability to contribute to a productive work environment. Students overall fitness, skill enhancement and affective (social) skills will be emphasized. Course Objectives/Goals Students will use activities to improve overall fitness. Students will use activities to improve skills with object manipulation and skills that do not involve object manipulation. Students will demonstrate proper etiquette when playing various games. Students will demonstrate knowledge of rules and strategies throughout the course. Course Outline Softball -Softball terminology Flag Football -Rules / Strategy Soccer -Rules / Strategy Speedball Pickleball - Rules / Strategy Etiquette Basketball - Rules / Strategy Skills Tests Yoga Tai Bo Dance Hockey - Rules / Strategy Badminton - Rules / Strategy - Etiquette - Scoring Physical Fitness President’s Physical Fitness Testing Whiffleball Volleyball - Rules/Strategy Golf - Etiquette - Scoring - Rules/Strategy Lawn Sports Bocce Ball Horse Shoes Washers Disc Sports Ultimate Frisbee Frisbee Golf Teaching Methods This class is taught through demonstration, lecture, and student experimentation. Assessment Student participation which includes physical effort, mental effort and proper dress. Quizzes and tests, which may include matching, true/false, and multiple choice questions and score sheets. Skills tests. Physical Fitness Test. Texts Mood, Dale, Ph.D., Musker, Frank F., C.A.G.S., Armbruster, David A. Sr., M.A. Sports and Recreational Activities for Men and Women. St. Louis, Missouri: The C. V. Mosby Company, 1983. Curtis, Joyce M. P.E.D., Abilene Christian University. Pickleball for Player and Teacher. Englewood, Colorado: Morton Publishing Company, 1989.