Ms. Kuczon's 6th Grade P.E. Website

WELCOME TO

6th GRADE PHYSICAL EDUCATION

THE HAPPIEST CLASS ON EARTH!

• Be respectful of yourself and others (no OUCH’s)
• Be honest
• Use common sense
• Be seated when the tardy bell rings (unless given different instructions); tardies effect your participation grade – parents and/or administration will be notified if tardies become a  problem
• Absences – you are responsible for finding out what you missed during your absence and making up any missed work
• Medical excuses require a parent note for up to 3 days and a doctor’s note for more than 3 days (students are responsible for respecting parent and doctor’s notes)
• Be prepared for class; wear appropriate clothing (be aware of the weather), athletic shoes & socks, empty your pockets and don’t bring unnecessary things to class
• Hats – O.K. outside if they are not disruptive (never indoors)
• Backpacks and personal belongings are to be secured (zipped up) and placed in the proper designated area during class (do not bring valuables to school)
• You are required to bring your Sportfolio to class every day
• Food, beverages, and gum are never allowed during class (bottled water is the exception when we are outside). NEVER IN THE GYM
• Respect all facilities and equipment
• Do not ever leave class without my permission, you are excused by me, not the bell
• Follow all school rules
• HAVE FUN!!!

1^st Quarter

·    Project Adventure

·    Volleytennis

·    Personal Fitness

2^nd Quarter

·    Fun with Flying Discs

·    Basketball

·    Hockey

3^rd Quarter

·    Folk & Line Dance

·    Jumprope

·    Speedminton

4^th Quarter

·    Personal Fitness

·    Recreational Games

·    International Games

"Professional Begging"

• A sturdy heel box - if you can easily fold it over, you will not get much support
• A shock absorbing, cushioned sole
• An enclosed, supportive upper with laces or a velcro closure
• Plenty of life still left in it – no holes and has a distinguished tread
• A good arch support
• A proper fit – not too small and not too big
• A good pair of shoes will help keep you safe and help you take care of your whole body