Enjoy the snowball video we made this term. Have a super Easter holiday and I look forward to seeing you all next term.
Mrs J Smith
PE Teacher
HELLO AND WELCOME BACK TO TERM 2 PE
I hope you have all had a lovely break and are refreshed for this next term.
PE for Primary 45, Primary 56 and Primary 7 in Term 2
Until I hear what the new guidelines are for PE which should be coming out soon, I will be concentrating on fitness work outdoors. This week I will be talking to them about their cardio respiratory endurance (CRE) and taking them for the beep test to measure this. I will talk about ways to improve their endurance by running, walking at a brisk pace, cycling, swimming etc. They all did the beep test last term so we will compare their scores too.
Once indoors which should be happening soon (fingers crossed), I will continue to look at how their CRE affects their performance in a variety of games:- basketball, netball, badminton and table tennis.
I will also ask pupils what other factors affect their performance:- speed, agility, co-ordination, timing, gross and fine motor skills, balance and control and kinaesthetic awareness.
I will try to promote through the lessons:- respect and tolerance, determination and resilience, motivation, confidence and self-esteem and good communication.
PE for Primary 23 and Primary 12 in Term 2
Until I hear what the new guidelines are for PE which should be coming out soon, I will be concentrating on fitness work outdoors. This week I will be talking to them about their cardio respiratory endurance (CRE) and taking them for the beep test to measure this. I will talk about ways to improve their endurance by running, walking at a brisk pace, cycling, swimming etc. They all did the beep test last term so we will compare their scores too.
Once indoors which should be happening soon (fingers crossed), we will concentrate on gross motor skills through football and unihoc and possibly gymnastics.
I will try to promote through the lessons:- respect and tolerance, determination and resilience, motivation, confidence and self-esteem and good communication.
Mrs Joan Smith
South Mainland Virtual Sports Day & PICNIC
South Mainland Virtual Sports Day
I hope you are all getting excited about our annual sports day? Please click on the GREEN – South Mainland Virtual Sports Day. There is nothing to stop us from enjoying this annual event. We can do this. The focus will be on FUN and involving as many of the FAMILY as possible.
All we need is:-
1 A fine day (picked by the children) 2 An organiser (children’s responsibility); 3 Equipment (children’s responsibility); 4 Picnic Food (children’s responsibility) 5 Music (picked and set up by the children)
The Powerpoint Presentation in GREEN above, shows your children how to host their own sports day so that you, the adults, can sit back and watch them and RELAX. After they have finished their 10 selected events, the children then prepare a PICNIC for you and them to ENJOY whilst relaxing music is playing in the back ground. It’s not finished yet, then children organise an obstacle course for anybody to join in safely. Adapt the course for different ages and abilites and strengths. Last of all, the children CREATE their own race / event and adapt it so everyone can join in, adapting it where necessary.
There will be a certificate for all who took part including family. There will be certificates for the funniest photos, happiest group, best obstacle course, best event created and BEST PICNIC. Please send to me on gw08smithjoan@glow.shetland.sch.uk
Guess who has to tidy up? Yes you are right, the children have to tidy up the equipment and the picnic. There is one last important part to be done:-
Fill in the SCORE SHEET and the REFLECTION SHEET in your child’s Class Notebook in the HWB pupil section in TEAMS.
I am looking forward to seeing and hearing all about the sports days that took place and the memories created.
Thank you for reading this, Mrs Joan Smith PE Teacher
Week 6 PE Challenge – Create your own Obstacle Course
Enjoy a small video of how you can create your own obstacle course in your garden as shown by Owen McClelland (P12) and Innes Watson (P23). These 2 videoed their work and emailed to me on gw08smithjoan@glow.shetland.sch.uk These are super- well done.
You are all doing a great job keeping fit and healthy. Thank you for trying the PE challenges and keep letting me know what challenge you would like to see for future weeks. I like you to take the lead. For next week’s PE, I will need you to find and keep a cardboard box to create a basket. For week 11 and week 12’s, I am hoping to hold a virtual Family South Mainland Fun Mini Olympics. I am hoping to reward everyone who takes part in this event, with a lockdown certificate for your effort. (These will be handed out when it is safe to do so.) There will also be a certificate for the best picnic laid on by a child and also a certificate for greatest family participation.
Hand Eye Co-ordination Part 2
Hand Eye Co-ordination Challenge Part 2
Select 1 of these tasks and try for 1 minute only. Keep your best score. Ask family to try too. Then let me know how you got on. If you want to try other tasks too, let me know your scores for these as well. Good luck and stay safe. Have a happy Easter, Mrs Smith
gw08smithjoan@glow.sch.uk
Hand Eye Co-ordination Challenge Part 1
Race to 100! Latest version
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