We are starting our floor hockey unit and we will be getting into teams that we will stay in for the rest of the semester. Everyone has different strengths and weaknesses. Once we are in these teams it will be important for you to work together as a team to improve everyone's ability so that your team can have success.
For this weeks blog I want you to pick which sports you want to see included throughout the semester. After our two week hockey unit we will have four three week units. From the list below of possible sports and activities, let me know which would be your top four.
Basketball
Football
Soccer
Ultimate Frisbee
Badminton - doubles
Tennis - doubles
Handball
Softball
Lacrosse
Hockey
Recreation games - kickball, longbase, flickerball, capture the flag etc.
Monday, February 25, 2013
Monday, February 11, 2013
Volleyball Game Play
- What do the teams do in order to set up the attack?
- Where in relation to the net do you see most of their sets?
- What defensive tactic do they use frequently that we have not introduced in class yet?
- How do their serves differ from ours and why do we not use th same serve?
- How do they support each other in the serve recieve?
- Why is it important to contain the ball on your side of the net off of a serve or a downball?
Weight Training Blog #3 Class Climate
For this weeks blog I want you to think about what kind of environment makes you want to work hard. I worked with the Volleyball and Softball team a couple of weeks ago after school and we had 40 kids in the weight room hitting a metcon as hard as they could and the energy was so high I wanted to jump in and workout myself.
Your behavior has a direct influance on the climate of the class in either a positive or negative way. I want you to do two things for this weeks blog. First tell me what kind of environment makes you want to work hard and secondly tell me what you can do as an individual to help bring about that environment in our class.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Period 3 Volleyball
Our skill level is improving quickly and we will start using that skill in more competitive games. For this weeks blog please answer the following questions.
1. How do you know it's your ball to play when the ball is coming over the net?
2. How do you attack in volleyball?
3. How does an attack help you win the point in volleyball?
Weight Training Importance of Form
We are getting close to finishing up our starting measurements and are learning how to perform the various lifts. We spend a lot of time working on form to ensure that we are all performing the lifts correctly. For this weeks post I want you to tell me three reasons it is important to use proper form at all time when we are performing lifts.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
A Fresh Start
Welcome back from the exam break. The second semester is a fresh start for everyone. We will use this blog to help support the learning that goes on in class. For your first blog I want to know that you know how to leave a comment and I also want to know what your main goal for the semester is as it relates to you taking this PE class. So click on the comment tab below and leave me a comment with your name and your main goal for this semester.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Semester Reflection
Believe it or not the year is over, This will be your last blog. We
do not have a final exam in Physical Education. I would like to think the last
18 weeks have been useful to you in some way. I hope you not only learned proper form on many of the lifts but also the importance of resistance training as it relates to long term health.
A great practice to get in the habit of early in life is that of reflection. When you reflect on things you take a moment to look back and figure out what was good, bad, or just different. This practice will keep you from making the same mistakes over and over and will help you figure out what things work for you as an individual. We are all different and things effect us and work for us in different ways.
For your final blog, I want you to take a moment to really think back throughout the semester and list for me three things you learned or just liked about the semester and three things you did not like or wish you had learned. Feel free to speak your mind. I use this reflection to help plan my future classes
A great practice to get in the habit of early in life is that of reflection. When you reflect on things you take a moment to look back and figure out what was good, bad, or just different. This practice will keep you from making the same mistakes over and over and will help you figure out what things work for you as an individual. We are all different and things effect us and work for us in different ways.
For your final blog, I want you to take a moment to really think back throughout the semester and list for me three things you learned or just liked about the semester and three things you did not like or wish you had learned. Feel free to speak your mind. I use this reflection to help plan my future classes
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