Curriculum/Discipline Policy/Standards/

Teachers/Swimming

• Demonstrates competency in many movement forms and proficiency in a few movement forms

• Applies movement concepts and principles to the learning and development of motor skills

• Exhibits a physically active lifestyle• Achieves and maintains a health-enhancing level of fitness• Demonstrates responsible personal and social behavior in physically

active settings• Demonstrates understanding and respect for differences among

people in physically activity settings• Understands that physical activity provides opportunities for

enjoyment, challenge, self expression, and social interaction

• Personal Health and Fitness

• A Safe and Healthy Environment

• Resource Management

• Participation: 40%

• Research Paper: 40%

• Sportsmanship:10%

• Quiz: 10%

• unprepared: lose 5 points for the day

• A student may lose 1-4 for behavior

• quizzes on rules, history, and strategies

• Football Fitness• Soccer Weight Lifting• Softball• Broomball• Basketball• Pickle Ball• Badminton• Swimming• Speedball• Frisbee• Volleyball

• Our philosophy here at Thousand Islands is that we teach the students team sports as well as life time fitness.

• Mr. Amo

• Miss. Grover

• Mr. Bowman

• Must swim 7 out of 10 classes

• Medical Excuses have alternate phys. ed.

• Students who have a medical excuse and can’t participate in either, will do research papers for the time they are out.