This Friday (January 23rd) students will be going out during PE to begin our snowshoeing and cross country skiing unit. To make lessons run smoothly, I am always looking for parent volunteers. Students will be going out each Friday between now and Feb. break (weather dependent). Please see the following schedule for your child's class time and email me at Amanda.Cowan@cesuvt.org if you are able to help! No experience required, just patience and energy:).
8:30-9:10 Cowan
9:10-9:50 Fleming
9:55-10:40 Byers
10:40-11:25 Coulombe
12:50-1:35 Lavallee
1:40-2:25 Bloch
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Monday, September 29, 2014
Underhill ID Physical Education
The mission of Underhill ID School Physical Education is to educate minds, develop fitness and sports
skills, and inspire positive attitudes towards living a healthy lifestyle. The physical education program will empower
students with the knowledge and skills that will create a foundation for a
lifetime of physical activity.
Underhill ID believes that physical education is
an essential part of the comprehensive educational program. Elementary physical education promotes the
physical, intellectual, social, and emotional development of students. When students become more physically active,
their opportunity for learning increases.
Physical activity is an integral factor for learning in all content
areas.
The physical education program provides a comprehensive,
developmental K-4 curriculum that allows for differentiation to meet the needs
of all learners. Through both individual
and group activities, students develop the skills and knowledge necessary for a
lifetime of physical activity. The
curriculum engages students and helps them to develop positive attitudes
towards exercise and wellness.
The goals for elementary students in PE focus on refinement
and application of movement skills, game concepts, teamwork, problem solving,
and fitness. These areas are all
addressed in the National and State standards. The
curriculum teaches to the whole learner, supporting the development of
physical, cognitive, and social-emotional skills.
Students enjoying hiking together at Mills River Park.
Friday, September 19, 2014
Friday, September 12, 2014
Welcome Back!
Wow! What a fantastic start to the school year. Students have been very active in PE class. We are learning and reviewing space concepts (self space, general space, levels, directions, and pathways). Students in Kindergarten are exploring with some of the fun equipment we will use this year in PE. We are also participating in a variety of cooperative and tag games, working to build our "team" in PE. We will begin our soccer unit next week!
All students have PE class on Mondays and Fridays. Please help your child be prepared by wearing comfortable clothing for moving, SNEAKERS, and a water bottle (if desired). Please contact me at Amanda.Cowan@cesuvt.org if you have any questions!
All students have PE class on Mondays and Fridays. Please help your child be prepared by wearing comfortable clothing for moving, SNEAKERS, and a water bottle (if desired). Please contact me at Amanda.Cowan@cesuvt.org if you have any questions!
Friday, March 21, 2014
Gymnastics in PE
Students are currently participating in Gymnastics in PE class. All grades are learning Balances, Rolls, and Jumps. Students are working on these skills in individual, partner, and small group settings. As a culminating project students in Kindergarten and grades 1,2 will use the skills to create small floor and balance beam routines. Students in grades 3,4 will work in groups to create a floor routine, which they will watch on the ipad and then complete a self-assessment of their routine.
Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing that is easy to move around in during the gymnastics unit! Please email me at Amanda.Cowan@cesuvt.org if you have any questions.
Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing that is easy to move around in during the gymnastics unit! Please email me at Amanda.Cowan@cesuvt.org if you have any questions.
Jump Rope for Heart Final Results
We had a fantastic day on March 7th participating in Jump Rope for Heart. Students completed a variety of jumping stations, including Chinese Jump Rope, Group Jumping, and even an all school challenge. All students were asked to count how many times they jumped in 5 minutes. Our UID School total number of jumps was 16,471!! That is over 3,000 jumps more than we got last year. Our fundraising efforts are complete and UID raised a total of $445.00 for the American Heart Association. Way to go UID!!
Friday, March 7, 2014
Jump Rope For Heart
JUMP ROPE FOR HEART
Today students at UID participated in Jump Rope for Heart during PE classes! We did Chinese jump rope, long rope jumping, and played Helicopter and Snake. Students also tried the Skip-It ropes. Students also jumped for five minutes and recorded their jumping scores. As a school we completed over 12,000 jumps!!
Thank you to all families who have made donations to the American Heart Association. If you are still planning on making a donation, please send it in to school by Monday (3/10)! Students will receive a fun duck key chain with any donation amount. Thank you for helping the American Heart Association!
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