FSMS Physical Education
2014-2015
Curriculum and Daily Procedures
General Class Expectations
• Students are required to change from school clothes to
athletic clothing daily for PE as 50% of the class grade.
This will take place in a locker room setting.
– Athletic Wear consists of: Knee Length Mesh Shorts,
Sweatpants, Crew neck T-shirts, Hoodies
– No Slides, Flats, Boots, Boat Shoes, or Any other non-athletic
shoe
– No denim, yoga pants, pajama pants, tights, spaghetti straps,
tank tops, or sleeveless shirts
– PE Department will sell uniform shirts at the beginning of the
school year (Not Required)
• Students will be required to participate daily as part of their grade
(Daily Dress and Participation)
Expectations
Areas of Instructional Focus:
• Sports – Students will study various sports with focus on skill
development and gameplay. Sports studies change each quarter.
• Fitness – Students are required to participate in a weekly fitness
test (12 Minute Distance Run).
– Student Learning Objectives (SLOs) – Pre/Post-Test style
assessment to measure student growth within the fitness
category.
• FITNESSGRAM – As required by the State of GA and Douglas
County, students are required to participate in a battery of fitness
related tests. Results are recorded twice per year (Spring and Fall)
and sent home with the students’ report card at the end of the 4th
semester.
Expectations
• Grading Criteria will consist of:
– Daily Dress Out and Participation – 50%
– Fitness/Running Program – 25%
– Skills/Unit Tests (For Sports Units) & Weekly Agenda
Checks – 20%
– Student Learning Objectives (SLOs) – 5%
• Students will be expected to exhibit appropriate behavior
at all times while attending Factory Shoals Middle School
• No technology allowed at any time during PE. Violation
of this rule will result in immediate confiscation.
FitnessGram
• Body Composition:
– Height, Weight, Age
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P.A.C.E.R. & Mile Run Test
Push-Ups
Curl-Ups
Back Saver Sit and Reach
Trunk Lift
Student Learning Objectives
SLOs
6th GRADE ONLY
• Mile Run Test for Time
• Pre/Post-Test Format at beginning and
end of each 9 weeks
• Grade determined by growth from
beginning to end
• Max. Time = 20 minutes
Locker Room Rules and
Procedures
• Respect others, their
space, and their property
• No gum, candy, food, or
drink
• NO Horseplay
• Clean up after yourself
• If outside door is closed,
you must go to the side
door next to Coach Willis’
class.
Gym Expectations
• Dress out every day in correct clothing
– Each day not dressed out, -5 pts
• Always sit in your assigned squad seat for attendance check
• Read essential question and record your answer in the agenda for
that day
• Participate appropriately in the activity that your teacher has
selected
• No Hitting, Racing, Flipping, Leap-Frogging, Chasing, Etc.
• No Cell Phones, Head Phones, Blue Tooth Devices, iPods,
Tablets, PSPs, eBooks, Etc.
– If you are not dressed to participate, you are not going to just
have free time to sit and do whatever you want.
What happens if I don’t follow any
of these rules and others?
Students will NO LONGER
receive warnings for these
offenses. A demerit will be
given for any infraction. Any
Teacher can give you a
demerit for a rule infraction.
Should a cell phone be heard or
seen?
Cell phones should not be
visible in your pocket or
on your waist. Keep them
at home or in your locker!
Dress out for activity
-Cardinal Red and Vegas Gold
are our school colors
-May wear T-shirt and shorts or
warm-up pants and hoodie
-Athletic shoes are a MUST
-Must change from all school
clothing
ACTIVITIES
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FitnessGram activities
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Running/ Fitness program
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Written/ Skills Evaluation
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Recreational Games
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Sports Units
 Activities may be changed without notice based on teachers’
discretion
Less time spent correcting
negative behaviors, is more time
we can spend having fun. Come
in each day with a positive
attitude and you will be
surprised at what we can
accomplish.