Broadway Middle School Physical Education

Physical Education classes are designed to include a variety of team and individual activities. A primary emphasis of physical education classes is the development of personal fitness and active lifestyle goals and activities. Students will learn to assess their own muscular fitness, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility. Beginning strategies will be practiced and developed for team and individual sports. Appropriate warm-up and conditioning activities are provided for each activity. Participation is required and is a critical part of individual success. Students are required to wear a P.E. shirt, shorts/sweats/yoga pants and athletic shoes.

Activities

     Fall   Sept.-Dec.  

-          Outdoor  Soccer (1.7.2) (2.8.4) (2.8.9)(4.8.3)

-          Flag Football( 1.7.2)(1.8.4)(2.7.5)

-          Ultimate Frisbee (2.7.1) (1.8.3)

-          Kickball (2.7.1)(2.8.1)(2.9.1)

-          Cardiovascular (3.7.1) (3.7.3)(3.7.8)(3.8.8)

*10 days of each subject is covered and varies dependent on weather

Winter    Jan.-March 

-          Basketball (1.7.3)(1.8.5)(2.7.2)(4.7.1)

-          Volleyball (1.7.4)(1.7.6)(4.7.1)

-          Bowling (4.7.2)(4.7.5)(4.8.3)(4.8.9)

-          Indoor Soccer (2.7.3)(2.7.6)(2.8.2)

-          Cardiovascular (3.7.1)(3.7.3)(3.7.8)(3.8.8)

  Spring    Mar-June

-          Badminton/Pickelball (1.7.5)(1.8.8)(4.7.5)(4.8.5)

-          Floor Hockey  (2.7.8)(1.8.6)(2.8.2)

-          Lacrosse (2.7.8)(2.8.2)

-          Softball (2.7.9)(4.7.1)

-          Swimming (1.7.8)(1.8.11)

-          Cardiovascular (3.7.1)(3.7.3)(3.7.8)(3.8.8)

Northwest Outdoor Skills (Fall Elective) (1.7.7)

     The purpose of this class is to provide the opportunity for students to learn to perform CPR and 1^st aide and integrate life pursuits such as Fishing, Orienteering, and Emergency Survival.  Students will be asked to reflect on a variety of current environmental issues facing our local area and global ecosystem.  Introductory field work in Fishing includes a field trip to a lake, and personal equipment will be required to a certain extent. 

Advanced Northwest Outdoor Skills (Spring Elective) (1.7.7)

     This class, a dovetail from the fall entry elective, goes farther into Northwest Outdoor Activities.  The class has offerings that include Archery, Fishing/Clam digging, Hiking, and Animal Track Identification.  Field trips include a half day to the beach for harvest, cleaning, and cooking razor clams, and a full day to hike Saddle Mountain.  It should be noted that each field trip will cost the student between $5.00-$10.00.  District policy dictates that all field trips are cost neutral, as the class will need to fund the bus and driver.

Key Concepts/Standards

 The numbers beside the listed activities reference mandated Oregon Dept. Of Education Content Standards

Key Concepts/Standards

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