RIEDINGER HALL

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

4-7-10

 

PICKLE BALL, FOUR SQUARE, HOP SCOTCH, FRISBEE

 

AS WE FINISH UP APRIL WE WILL BE WORKING ON THESE THREE GAMES.  6TH GRADE WILL BE DESIGNING THEIR OWN HOP SCOTCH GAME FOR THE LOWER GRADES.  The 8th grade will be playing Frisbee golf.  Eye hand coordination and object manipulation will be our focus. 

 

FIELD DAY 7TH GRADE

 

THE 7TH GRADERS HAVE BEEN GIVEN THEIR PARTNERS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR FIELD DAY.  This is an important project for them that affect all our students.   They design the games, implement the games, and run their station on field day.  Here is their outline for this project.

 

FIELD DAY 2010 STATION REQUIREMENTS

Here is a list of web sites that will help you.  We will not have many water events this year. 

http://www.drwoolard.com/activities/field_day.htm     click on right side list of games.

http://www.teachnet.com/lesson/health/fieldday051899.html

http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/03/lp315-02.shtml

http://teachphysed.com/fieldday.htm

 

Other game suggestions:

Football toss, shot put, card sort, cup stacking, long jump, hurdles, javelin throw, relay races, obstacle course, peanut race.

Due date April 14, 2007

1.  - game request due. Please pick two games you would like to do.   Both attendants’ name on your paper with the name of your game and a brief description of the game you choose.   Each team member must complete 3 of the 7 tasks.    List the tasks that each of you will complete. 

     Example-  Mrs. Herrman will do #1,3,5 and Mrs. Laham will do

     #2, 4, 6.  Both team members will do the Poster together. 

 If you do   not have your request in on this date you will  be assigned a game and loose 2 points.

 

    Numbers 2-7 due May 5th and 6th #2-7

 

2. Complete description of the game you will do.  This needs to be as precise as possible and  must include each and every step of your game. Theses will be the instructions that you will give the students.

 

3.  List all materials that you will be using and how many of each piece of equipment, I will supply all materials except CD player, Mrs. Herrman must approve all music.   

 

4.  List the physical requirements that your game will require.  Example; running, passing, eye hand coordination, cooperative play.

 

5.  Time your game, how long will it take 12 students to complete your game.  Your game should not be longer than 6 minutes. 

 

6.  Draw a picture of what your game will look like on a separate sheet of paper include all parts, starting lines, finish lines, where equipment will be, ect.   This must look just like your game will look at the field.

 

7.  Poster to promote your game.  Poster paper provided by Mrs. Herrman.  Be Creative, the number of you station must be displayed in bold numbers on upper right hand corner of your poster.

 

Each step completed will receive 2 points for a total of 14 points.  You must work as a team

You will also be graded on your performance as a station attendant.  

 

7th GRADE FIELD DAY ATTENDANTS

 

 

Allstatt, Catherine

Foster, Patrick

Batt, Zakary

Spurlin, Laura

Brizendine, Angela

Kelly, Timothy

Clegg, Zac

Maio, Toni

Corcoran, Moira

Grismore, Trevor

Egan, Lydia

Runge, Elijah

Jones, Madison

Leszcynski, Robert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lachmayer, Lauren

Smith, Raymond

Smith, Madison

Prifogle, Eric

Mages, Jacob

Tice, Mackenzie

Tutrow, Brian

 

 

MRS. HERRMAN

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

LITTLE FLOWER CATHOLIC SCHOOL

nherrman@littleflowerparish.org

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