Physical Education at Chilton Middle School - What to Expect and How to Help Your Child
Get insights into the physical education program at Chilton Middle School, including dress code, curriculum, grading, typical weekly schedule, and tips for fostering a healthy lifestyle. Discover what students need, expectations, curriculum details, grading criteria, medical notes, and ways to support your child's physical education journey.
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Chilton Middle School PHYSICAL EDUCATION
WHAT DO I NEED? Grey Shirt & Navy Shorts (Chilton PE uniform) Athletic shoes (with laces) & socks Cold Weather? Students may wear solid (no writing, logos, etc.) Navy, Orange, Black or Grey sweat clothes (No writing). No leggings and/or yoga pants. Sweatshirts must be worn over PE shirt. Section in binder or two pocket folder. Recommended: water and/or sunblock.
EXPECTATIONS Have a positive attitude. Come to class ready to work it is a physical class! Do your best regardless of activity. Follow school rules: Be safe, responsible, and respectful.
CURRICULUM 6 6th thgrade grade Fitness Dodging Striking Throwing/Catching Dance Tumbling Rec Games Track & Field
TYPICAL WEEK Mondays & Thursdays: Fitness Days. Missed days / assignments may be made up (Tues. morning at 8:30 am.). Tue, Wed, & Fri: Sport / Unit day. PE make ups: Tuesday mornings @ 8:30am
GRADING 40% 40% 30% 30% Fitness 30% 30% Movement Academic Behavior Standard 1: Skills Standard 3: Physical Fitness Standard 5: (Participation) Standard 2: Concepts Standard 4: Concepts Fitness Days Run Days Boot camps Fitness Assessments PFR Card Written Tests Sport Units Tumbling Dance Written Tests Attendance & Preparedness Focus & Accuracy Effort & Perseverance Teamwork Respect
MEDICAL NOTES Be specific about what your child can and/or cannot do. We will modify activities. Be sure to date and sign notes. More than three consecutive days? A note from a doctor is required. Students will be required to dress for PE even during medicals.
HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD BECOME A PHYSICALLY EDUCATED AND HEALTHY ADULT Be a positive role model Exercise, practice, and play with your child Encourage healthy food choices
ATHLETICS Fall Sports: 7 & 8 Girls Volleyball 7 & 8 Flag Football 6, 7, & 8 Cross Country Winter Sports: Oct. - Dec. : 7 & 8 Boys Basketball Jan. March: 7 & 8 Girls Basketball Spring: March May: 6,7 & 8 Track & Field March - May: 7 & 8 Boys Volleyball
