It is that time again!
All students in grades 5 through 9 will be participating in a Track and Field Unit in Phys Ed for the next two weeks!
Students are reminded to dress for the weather. It is recommended that students bring sweatpants and hoodies to keep in their Phys Ed lockers for the next couple of weeks.
It is also EXTREMELY IMPORTANT that students have proper footwear. We will be running, jumping and throwing, so proper arch and ankle support is a MUST!!
Finally, we would like to remind students who have asthma to please make sure that they have full inhalers and that they bring them to class!! It does not do them any good to have them locked in a locker in the locker-room.
Monday, 11 April 2016
Sunday, 3 April 2016
PE Update
Marks are up to date in HomeLogic. Please login and see where your child sits in Physical Education.
We have a short week long module this week which will be:
Indoor/Outdoor Soccer (depending on the weather)
Tchoukball
Health B-Unit 4
Next week (April 11- 21) we will have all students back together to work through the Track and Field Events.
Track and Field Tryouts are starting this week! All students are encouraged to try out for a number of events, as we can only take 3 students per event. Our Track Meet is May 6th this year which is early!
Here is this week's Try-out Schedule:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
We have a short week long module this week which will be:
Indoor/Outdoor Soccer (depending on the weather)
Tchoukball
Health B-Unit 4
Next week (April 11- 21) we will have all students back together to work through the Track and Field Events.
Track and Field Tryouts are starting this week! All students are encouraged to try out for a number of events, as we can only take 3 students per event. Our Track Meet is May 6th this year which is early!
Here is this week's Try-out Schedule:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
4
Lunch
– Discus & Shotput
|
5
Lunch
– Long Jump
|
6
Lunch
– High Jump
After
School – Distance Running
(600m,
1000m, 2000m)
|
7
Lunch – Discus & Shot
After School - Hurdles
|
Tuesday, 16 February 2016
Feb 16 - Feb 20th
PE 5-9 will be receiving their assessments for their last units, in addition to completing a survey on bullying at Elboya.
We enjoy very well behaved students at Elboya, but it is important for us to understand the incidents that do happen, get a handle on the ones we are not aware of, and collect more information in general about it. It is important that all students feel comfortable when they come to school.
As PE shares the gym, there will be a couple days where we will have to accommodate other programming in the school which will move us out of our space, which will mean alternate programs for our students.
We enjoy very well behaved students at Elboya, but it is important for us to understand the incidents that do happen, get a handle on the ones we are not aware of, and collect more information in general about it. It is important that all students feel comfortable when they come to school.
As PE shares the gym, there will be a couple days where we will have to accommodate other programming in the school which will move us out of our space, which will mean alternate programs for our students.
Sunday, 17 January 2016
January 18th - January 22nd
Students in Grades 5 through 9 will be starting a new round of modules this week. They are as follows:
Health A - Drama Room
Hand Ball - Main Gym
Table Tennis (Ping Pong) - CORE
A reminder that ALL STUDENTS IN GRADES 5 - 9 MUST HAND IN a Human Sexuality Form by January 19th, stating whether or not they are participating in the unit. Students who opt out of the unit will complete an alternate assignment instead. If parents have questions, they can reach Mrs. Park or Mrs. Simpson by email, or come in January 19th from 3:30 - 5:00 to view the content and lessons their child will be doing in class.
Have a great week!
Melanie Simpson (Grade 9 Health Teacher)
Sherry Park (Grade 5- 8 Health Teacher)
Health A - Drama Room
Hand Ball - Main Gym
Table Tennis (Ping Pong) - CORE
A reminder that ALL STUDENTS IN GRADES 5 - 9 MUST HAND IN a Human Sexuality Form by January 19th, stating whether or not they are participating in the unit. Students who opt out of the unit will complete an alternate assignment instead. If parents have questions, they can reach Mrs. Park or Mrs. Simpson by email, or come in January 19th from 3:30 - 5:00 to view the content and lessons their child will be doing in class.
Have a great week!
Melanie Simpson (Grade 9 Health Teacher)
Sherry Park (Grade 5- 8 Health Teacher)
Saturday, 9 January 2016
January 11 - January 15
Happy New Year and welcome back!
Last week, students started their new modules for Physical Education. The options are Broom Ball, Floor Hockey and Health Group C.
This week, students will participate in their second week of these modules. Students who are in Broom Ball are reminded to please dress for the weather. Any student who is not prepared to go outside will stay inside on the stage to complete an assignment and will be supervised by Mrs. Simpson.
It's that time of year again! During the months of February and March, students in Grades 4 to 9 will be taking the Human Sexuality Unit in Health classes. We have decided to teach the Human Sexuality Unit in Health earlier than in previous years.
ALL STUDENTS IN GRADES 5 to 9 received a letter to take home on Friday. It explains the curriculum for each grade, provides parents with links to the resources we use in the lessons and has our contact information if you have any questions.
ALL students are required to bring back the last page of the letter with either a Yes or a No for their participation in the unit BY JANUARY 19th.
There will be an opportunity to come in and ask questions or to view the resources we are using JANUARY 19th from 3:30 - 5:00 pm in the Drama Room (Room 13). Mrs. Park and Mrs. Simpson will be available to answer any questions you may have.
If you have any questions, email is the best way to reach us.
Have a great week!
Mrs. Simpson (mbsimpson@cbe.ab.ca)
Mrs. Park (sdpark@cbe.ab.ca)
Last week, students started their new modules for Physical Education. The options are Broom Ball, Floor Hockey and Health Group C.
This week, students will participate in their second week of these modules. Students who are in Broom Ball are reminded to please dress for the weather. Any student who is not prepared to go outside will stay inside on the stage to complete an assignment and will be supervised by Mrs. Simpson.
It's that time of year again! During the months of February and March, students in Grades 4 to 9 will be taking the Human Sexuality Unit in Health classes. We have decided to teach the Human Sexuality Unit in Health earlier than in previous years.
ALL STUDENTS IN GRADES 5 to 9 received a letter to take home on Friday. It explains the curriculum for each grade, provides parents with links to the resources we use in the lessons and has our contact information if you have any questions.
ALL students are required to bring back the last page of the letter with either a Yes or a No for their participation in the unit BY JANUARY 19th.
There will be an opportunity to come in and ask questions or to view the resources we are using JANUARY 19th from 3:30 - 5:00 pm in the Drama Room (Room 13). Mrs. Park and Mrs. Simpson will be available to answer any questions you may have.
If you have any questions, email is the best way to reach us.
Have a great week!
Mrs. Simpson (mbsimpson@cbe.ab.ca)
Mrs. Park (sdpark@cbe.ab.ca)
Thursday, 10 December 2015
December 14th - December 18th
Grades 5 - 9 are currently working through their Dance Creation projects and for the most part are coming together quite nicely. I am always impressed with the creativity that students are able to exhibit during these projects.
It is great to see students' strengths and passions come out, as it is clear to see that we have a number of students with a dance background, ranging from ballet to hip hop. Conversely, it is also nice to see students challenged in movement activities that they are not used to, that do not fit into traditional sport patterns, that the students struggle with, which is not the ordinary for these accomplished athletes.
Presentations will begin next week.
It is great to see students' strengths and passions come out, as it is clear to see that we have a number of students with a dance background, ranging from ballet to hip hop. Conversely, it is also nice to see students challenged in movement activities that they are not used to, that do not fit into traditional sport patterns, that the students struggle with, which is not the ordinary for these accomplished athletes.
Presentations will begin next week.
Sunday, 6 December 2015
December 7th - December 11th
Students will be working in groups this week to create their own dance to present to their classmates. This is always a favourite among the students as they are able to work with their peers to come develop their own dances and add their own style and music to their performance. We look forward to seeing what they come up with!
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