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Student Logs

Rubric for student heart rate and distance data

Grade levels: 9-12

JennaAllen

PE Active Warmup

The class will begin with an warmup consisting of a light jog followed by form running/stretch activities. Daily warmup exercises may include high knees, butt kicks, carioca, shuffle, toy soldiers, bunnies, heel/toe, squats, pushups, situps and mountain climbers.

Grade levels: 6-8 9-12

JennaAllen

Free throw skills assessment rubric

Students will be graded based on their ability to perform proper mechanical techniques of shooting a basketball. While the amount of free throws made will be taken into account; the main focus is the student's ability to perform fundamental free throw skills.

Grade levels: N/A

JennaAllen

Basketball Foul Shot (Free Throw)

The student will be able to use the acronym B.E.E.F to correctly demonstrate the Free Throw Shot

Grade levels: 6-8

JennaAllen

Basketball:Free throw shooting

Evaluation on fundamentals of shooting a free throw. Students are Rated and scored on the mechanics of their shot, not the number of made baskets. Students are scored at 9 possible points. Scoring in the Advanced range gains extra credit.

Grade levels: N/A

JennaAllen

Team Sports

Examples include: soccer, football, volleyball, floor hockey, basketball, speedball, team handball, softball, ultimate frisbee, kickball, capture the flag, etc.

Grade levels: 6-8 9-12

JennaAllen

Heart Rate Monitor Rubric

The teacher will provide students with feedback from using the heart rate monitors during physical activity. Students will analyze the feedback and journal their goals to improve their target heart rate zone.

Grade levels: K-5

JennaAllen

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