Author: Ashlee Eisinger

Physical Education

2016-2017 Miss. Eisinger

December News

Monthly Fitness Calendar

It was very nice meeting the parents and guardians that stopped into parent teacher conferences—thank you! Please remember to be checking my weebly website for up to date information of what we are up to in class, or any other important information! Many students are forgetting their gym shoes now that the cold weather is beginning. Boots are not permitted in the gym, as most classes have recess right before and it makes the floor wet and slippery. Please remember to keep an extra pair of shoes in their lockers. If they forget they are more than welcome to borrow from me. We are currently low on boys shoes and girls shoes (sizes 12-3). If you have any that your son or daughter has grown out of, we would love to put them to good use!

Attached is your monthly fitness calendar for the month of December, as well as the directions. I was overwhelmed with the amount of kids that say they are doing the daily exercises with their parents—thank you for setting such a great example! I will be drawing winners shortly for the raffle, stay tuned on my weebly to see the winners! Keep up the good work Emerald Elementary!

I will be drawing winners for the November fitness calendar prizes on Tuesday, December 6th, so please make sure to have your son or daughter bring their calendar to me before than if they would like to be entered! Thank you!

Kdg-2nd Graders

In December ,we plan on working on our manipulative rolling activity unit, unless of course, that white stuff begins to make an appearance, we will add a bit of snowshoeing in as well. During our rolling unit we will practice rolling a ball to a target and we will work on bowling terms. We will use the cues, “step, swing, bend and roll” to help them become familiar with the process.

3rd-5th Graders

The 3rd-5th graders will begin a bowling unit unless it begins to snow heavily here, then we will also add in snowshoeing! Target games (golf, archery, bowling, etc.) are lifelong sports and they can be enjoyed even when they become older. I can’t wait to get started! I Why teach bowling?
There are no size or strength limitations for success.
Bowling is a family oriented activity.
Keeping score reinforces math concepts.
Bowling can be enjoyed in a social or competitive form.
Bowling is a success-oriented lifetime sport.

Contact Me:
School Phone:
(906) 341-4311 Ext. 518
Email:
aeisinger@manistiqueschools.org
Weebly:
Ashleeeisinger.weebly.com