Physical Education

Carver’s Physical Education program is designed to help each student to become as healthy and as physically fit as they are able.  My goal is give every student the tools that they need to become and stay physically fit for their lifetime.  If you have any questions, please contact Bill Peck, Carver's Physical Education Teacher.

There are four simple rules to keep our gym safe:

  1. Wear tennis shoes and play clothes. All students must wear PROPERLY LACED tennis shoes to participate in Physical Education.  Girls are REQUIRED to wear shorts or leggings underneath their skirts to participate in Physical Education.
  2. Choose your attitude. (Students are expected to come in with an open mind towards new activities and a positive attitude.)
  3. Keep yourself to yourself. (Keep your hands, feet, equipment, and words to yourself.)
  4. No talking while the teacher is instructing. This rule is CRITICAL to ensure your child’s safety, as they may miss CRITICAL SAFETY instructions.

Announcements

Hey parents, check out an app called "Fooducate." Once downloaded, it utilizes QR code scanning technology to allow students OR parents the ability to scan barcodes of labelled food using their smartphones. The reading provides a nutritional breakdown, a letter grade of A-D for health benefits, as well as, any recommendations for healthier substitutions. This empowers families to be able to make healthier food choices.

Another awesome app I found is called "Kurbo". This app questions students about their goals, interests, and hobbies, and then partners them with a personal coach that meets with them via email, text, or phone. The coach mentors the students, and assists in the creation of a plan that helps the students make incremental changes weekly to create a healthier lifestyle. The students are able to track their exercise and list the food they eat while playing fun games.

Activities

Activities that your students will be learning about this year include:

  • PE Activities in the school day
  • Fitness Standards for Girls and Boys
  • Rules and guidelines
  • Personal space and movement
  • Locomotor skills
  • Brain gym
  • Beanbag skills
  • Jump rope for heart
  • Jumping and landing
  • Parachute
  • Introduction to fitness
  • Fitness testing
  • Throwing and catching
  • Tinikling
  • Group/individual Dance
  • Cup stacking
  • Dribbling
  • Kicking
  • Basketball
  • Football
  • Floor hockey
  • Initiatives
  • Bouncing
  • Scarves
  • Tumbling
  • Lummi sticks
  • Scooters
  • Outdoor activities
  • Tag games
  • Bowling
  • Batting
  • Relays
  • Tetherball
  • Frisbees
  • Softball
  • Cooperative games