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  • Dear Parents:

    PE Home Based Activities

    2020

    Mrs. Bifarella, Mr.  Ianni

    Attica Elementary School

     

    Coach Bifarella Coach Ianni

    lbifarella@atticacsd.org   aianni@atticacsd.org

     

    In an effort to offer continuing Physical Education to the elementary students in our community, we have a link below where you can access many more quality Elementary Health and Physical Education resources. 

    Welcome to Physical Education at home.

    Until we meet again, let's focus on positive thinking and work our way to staying safe, healthy, and active together.  This packet is designed to offer a variety of PE activities that can be done at home. Children from the different grade levels will be able to select activities at their own pace and interest.

     

    #PE at Home Resources

     

    Pre K-2 PE activities
     
     
    • Read and Play: Take time (15-20 minutes) to walk outside with your family. Observe the wild flowers beginning to bloom!
     
    • Watch and Move : Baby Shark Dance Routine

     

     
     
     
    Gr 3-4 PE activities
     
     
    • Read and Play: Take time (20-25 minutes) to walk outside with your family. Observe the wild flowers beginning to bloom!
     
    • Watch and Move: Bottle Flip Chaos !
     
     
     

    Play a fitness game:  Grab your Uno cards for this game

    At Home Uno Fitness

     

     

     

     

    Mrs. Bifarella 591-0400 x2120           Mr. Ianni 591-0400X 2109
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Mrs. Bifarella - Elementary Physical Education Specialist

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     ATTICA ELEMENTARY

     

    Welcome to

    Elementary Physical Education

    "It's Fabulous"!

    Where focus is on increasing:

    • skill enhancement
    • cardiovascular capacity
    • muscular endurance
    • flexibility
    • Most importantly FUN! 

    Children walk out of the gym saying

                                 "I Want More!" 

    Today’s physical education is much different, and I look forward to showing you how

    Attica Elementary Physical Education is a class, like social studies or math.   Student behavior is expected to be the same in PE as it is in other classrooms:

    PE is not free play or recess

    PE is not athletic competition

    At Prospect Elementary, Physical Education IS a program promoting Physical Literacy.

     

    A program of progressive instruction in motor, manipulative, psycho-social, and cognitive skills to enable students to participate successfully in and enjoy physical activities for a lifetime.

     

     

  • 50 Million Strong

     

     

Related Slideshows

  • The New PE

    Physical Education has a whole new look at Prospect Elementary School. Thanks to the PEP grant, we have been able to acquire some great fitness equipment that will keep our students motivated to keep on moving. Come in some time and check it our students in action. The kids are really enjoying their NEW PE!
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Related Links

  • How the Body works: Central Nervous System

    1. For students to be able to retrieve information from the videos about the nervous and the brain. 2. Students to have a fun understanding of the brain and nervous system. 3. To give students the ability to have fun with learning and have ideas brought back to them from earlier classes. 4. For students to have a discussion with one another about each video and what they have learned or need clarification of. 5. For students to be able to critique a video and present what they think to the class.
    http://www.kidshealth.org/kid/htbw/_bfs_NSmoviesource.html
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