Physical Education
Round Hill Physical Education
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Email Mr. Eric Turrill Email Mr. Chris Lose
All About RHEPE
All About Round Hill Elementary Physical Education (RHEPE)
Health and Safety Consideration
Our sessions will meet 2 days a week for 50 minutes each. Classes will sometimes be outside when the temperature ranges between 50-95 degrees and not raining. During cool weather, they should bring jackets to wear when class is outside.
It is important for students to wear rubber-soled shoes that cover the toes and heels for physical education classes so they can participate safely in activities. If girls wear dresses, they must wear shorts or tights underneath.
Health Check Form: Please let your child’s physical education teacher if your child has a health problem which will be affected by physical activity. Describe the problem and necessary considerations on the Health Check Form which went home on the first day of school.
Illness or Injury: If your child must be temporarily excused from activity due to illness or injury, please send a note to the physical education teacher. If the problem persists longer than one week, please send a note from the doctor.
Non-competitive Play
Movement is fun. Our S.O.L.-driven elementary students do not need any added anxiety. In our physical education classes, we do not keep score and we do not have winning or losing teams. Our focus is play and enjoyment, not winners or losers. Our first-class rule is: Have fun, smile, & laugh.
Our teams and partners are chosen to optimize the individual student’s ability to meet their social needs or skill needs. Our teachers use creative methods in forming groups, keeping all students’ self-worth in mind.
Class Expectations
Have fun, smile, and laugh.
Enter the room walking.
Listen & follow the directions.
Raise your hand to ask a question or to speak aloud in class.
Keep your hands & feet to yourself.
Encourage and support ALL.
REMEMBER:
“Do to others’ as you would have them do to you.”
AND “If you had fun you won.”