Mr. Williston & Ms. McFarlane (Phys. Ed.) Notes

Mr. Williston

Notes

Posted: May 25, 2020

Check out the link for our Day 1 events.

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Posted: May 25, 2020

The Virtual Olympics starts today, Monday, May 25th.  To participate see the link on King Street Elementary webpage ( http://kse.nbed.nb.ca ) or the Anglophone School District – North website.

Have fun competing in this activity!  When spending time outdoors, remember to wear sunscreen!  I would love to see pictures! 

 

The ASD-N Virtual Olympics start next Monday and we need our King Street Students to sign up today! Anyone that has signed up will be emailing out the information for week #1 today. It is fine if you sign-up after today, and all the week #1 information will also be posted on the ASD-N website. We have 250 registrations and the two schools with the most registrations will receive an iPad. Here is another game that you can share with students https://safeshare.tv/x/uhnPZRZ0ExI# today if you wish. Have a great weekend everyone!  https://safesha.re/spoonandsockrelay

Posted: May 13, 2020

The ASD-N Virtual Olympics will take place over 10 days, May 25-29 and June 1-5. Each day will consist of 3 activities. The Virtual Olympics are open to any ASD-N students and their family members. Events can be done as many times as desired, just take the best result. Results of events can be recorded on the scorecard that will be provided and can then be submitted via a Microsoft form at the end of each of the two weeks.

 There will be a package emailed to anyone that registers at the beginning of both weeks. There will be a video and activity card for each day to outline the 3 events and any other information needed. The video and activity cards for each day will be posted on the ASD-N website and will be emailed to anyone that has registered also.

Families will need to gather any equipment that is required. Most of the equipment needed can be found around the house or yard. An equipment list will be provided prior to the event taking place.

 Schools are encouraged to upload any pictures or videos to their school website that students submit. Teachers, parents, and students are all encouraged to post any pictures or videos to social media using the #asdnvirtualolympics  

 Certificates will be provided for any students that take part and would like to have one to celebrate completing all the events.

 Participants can register here: Virtual Olympics Registration

Posted: May 10, 2020

This week, we will continue with our Jump Rope unit.

Students in Grades 2-5 can start working on the “Bell Jump” and the “Skier Jump”. A video for each of these tricks has been posted.

Students in Grades K-1 need to start working on learning how to turn a skipping rope. A video has been posted for this also.  

We would like to direct you to the following website: http://www.thepespecialist.com/peathome/

If you scroll down the page you will find PE ACTIVITIES WITH LIMITED EQUIPMENT. Under this heading are K-5 skipping videos that will match your ability. Click on to learn and enjoy!

If you do not have a skipping rope, you can continue on with the activities posted earlier.

Posted: May 7, 2020

ASD-N has added another great resource to our district website, focused on Learning Through Outside Play. Please check out this document at http://asd-n.nbed.nb.ca/other/covid-19.

Please check the April 28 Tweet on the ASD-N homepage.

Posted: May 3, 2020

This week we will be starting our skipping unit. Skipping is a great activity that you can do by yourself using one simple piece of equipment, a skipping rope.

Activities in this unit will be divided into two groups (K-1) and (2-5), but students and families are free to explore everything that is posted.

For some students skipping comes easy and they will make quick progress learning the different activities and tricks, but for most it takes time and lots of practice to learn even the basic jump. With the extra time we have at home now, I hope everyone will take this opportunity all the fun things you can do with a shipping rope.

K-1

Activities: 5 minute warm-up, followed by the following: Single jump, double jump, and the skier. 

(see video)

2-5

Activities: 5 minute warm-up, followed by sizing your rope and then practice the basic jump

(see video)

Posted: April 30, 2020

 

Next week (May 4th) we will be starting our skipping unit as part of our Home Learning experience. The school has a limited number of ropes for those students who may need one. If your child requires a rope, please let us know when you come to pick up their belongings next week. Rope are limited to one per family. Thank you for your understanding.

 

Mr. Noel

 

Mr. Williston     

 

Posted: April 27, 2020

 

Monday to Thursday - Sock Ball Games 

Here are a six simple games played with sock balls that you can play indoors with limited space and equipment. These are single-player games, but you can play with others if you wish. Try a different game each day and pick your favorite. Start by raiding your sock drawer: each of the games requires making one or more single balls using two or three clean pairs of large socks rolled inside each other.

 

Friday – Fitness Friday 

It’s Fitness Friday, or better known as Running Day!  Run outside without stopping (it’s OK to walk) for 6 minutes. Have a 4 minute warmup before starting your run. 

OR 

Run or dance on the spot inside for 6 minutes. Play your favorite music just like we would if we were in the gym. Have a 4 minute warmup before starting your activity.

 

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Posted: April 20, 2020

 

This week we have included a few different activities for you to try.  The goal for each day is for a minimum of 30 minutes of physical activity.  Remember that these minutes can be spread out throughout the day or done all at once.  Also feel free to change the order of any activity and if there is something you really like, do it as many times as you want and as always we love it when you come up with your own activity.  

Here are some extra activities to try this week: 

Monday – Indoor/outdoor Bowling 

Make your own bowling game using old plastic bottles (6 or 10 works well). If you play outside, add a little water to each bottle to help keep them standing. Make a starting line using sidewalk chalk or masking tape, grab a ball and have some fun. Challenge someone in your family and yourself by adding more bottles or moving the starting like back.  

Variation for outside:  try kicking a ball at the pins

Tuesday - Connor McDavids 15 minute workout 

The workout is made up of four different activities that you do four times: 

1.       10 squats (for a total of 40) 

2.       A 45 second wall sit (done 4 times) 

3.       10 push ups (for a total of 40). Possible variation: K-2 – hold a plank for 10 seconds, 3-5 – 5 push ups (for a total of 20) 

4.       A 30 second squat and hold for each leg (for a total of 8) 

This workout can be found at: https://twitter.com/i/status/1247203043206221825

Wednesday - Go for a walk or jog with your family and try to find all the following items in any order: 

1.       A bicycle  

2.       Someone walking 

3.       A birdfeeder 

4.       A house with Christmas lights still up 

5.       A basketball or hockey net 

6.       An odd numbered house 

7.       A swing set  

8.       A dog or cat 

9.       A STOP sign 

10.   A piece of sports equipment (i.e. soccer ball, hockey stick, etc.)

Thursday – Make your own obstacle course.   

This can be done inside or outside (I made my children do this OUTSIDE). Use items that you can run around, go over/under. Time yourself and challenge someone in your family to beat your time.

Friday – Fitness Friday 

It’s Fitness Friday, or better known as Running Day!  Run outside without stopping (it’s OK to walk) for 5 minutes and 15 seconds. Have a 4 minute warmup before starting your run. 

OR 

Run or dance on the spot inside for 5 minutes and 15 seconds. Play your favorite music just like we would if we were in the gym. Have a 4 minute warmup before starting your activity.

 

Posted: April 15, 2020

 

ASD-N is offering Mental Health and Wellness Supports to our students. A list of these resources can be found on our website at http://asd-n.nbed.nb.ca

 

Look under the “Latest Documents” section for the link “Mental Health/Wellness Supports” posted April 3, 2020.

 

Posted: April 13, 2020

 

Each day you can choose your workout! Pick ONE of the daily exercises or choose an exercise of your own to do. It’s also OK to change the order of the activities. See how many you can complete between now and next weeks’ post.

 

HAVE FUN and STAY ACTIVE!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Week 2

 

April

14-17

 

 

Easter Monday 

 

 

 *Have a 3 minute warmup before starting your run.

 

Run 3 Laps

around your

house outside

 

OR

 

Stand and read

for 15 minutes

 

*Have a 3 minute warmup before starting dancing.

 

 

Dance for 10

Minutes

 

OR

 

Stretch for 10

Minutes

 

 

 

What's your name fitness activity.

 

See PDF file.

It’s fitness Friday, or better known as Running Day! 

Run outside without stopping (it’s OK to walk) for 5 minutes

*Have a 3 minute warmup before starting your run.

 

OR

*Have a 3 minute warmup before starting your activity.

 

Run or dance on the spot for 5 minutes. Play your favorite music just like we would if we were in the gym.

 

 

 

 

Posted: April 9, 2020

 

The ASD-N homepage has added a great resource to their website, that highlights the benefits of daily physical activity, and offers some fun suggestions for all age groups! Check out the full document on Physical Wellness on the ASD-N website and look in the Tweets (April 6).  There is a link to the ASD-N website on the King Street Home page (Quick links) or use the following link at http://asd-n.nbed.nb.ca/other/covid-19

 

Posted: April 6, 2020

 

King Street PE BINGO

 

Mark with an “X” on the different activities you complete over the course of the week.

 

How many different variations of BINGO can you get? Some examples are: one line, four corners, a full card, the letter “T”, two lines, the letter “X”.

 

 

 

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Go on a family walk. 

Help make Lunch/Supper. 

(Remember to wash your hands)

Drink Eight glass of water in a day. 

Put on some music and dance for five minutes. 

Clean up your room before bed.  

 

 

Take part in a BOKS daily fitness class. (Link at bottom) 

Try a new activity.  

Draw a picture of a PE Game you would like to play when we get back. 

Do 10 minutes of Yoga. (Link at bottom) 

10 Jumping Jacks 
10 Mountain Climbers 
10 Burpees  

 

 

Play outside for at least 15 minutes. 

Have a Family Board game day/night. 

FREE 

Physical Activity of your choice.  

Call a friend or family member to check in. 

 

 

 

 

Build a fort. Inside or outside. 

Skip 3 laps around your house. 

Make yourself or your family a healthy snack. (Remember to wash your hands)

Have a plank contest with somebody.  

Teach a family member a skill or game you learned in PE class this year. 

Walk up and down your stairs for 5 minutes. 

Win 10 games of Rock, Paper, Scissors.  

Send a picture (Through email or Facebook) to a friend of you participating in physical activity (with an adults help).  

Have a crab walk race with a family member.  

Get 60 minutes of Physical Activity in a day.  (Can be broken up throughout the day) 

 

 

 

BOKS Videos (Choose 1)

 

https://www.bokskids.ca/boks-at-home/

 

YOGA Videos(Choose 1)

https://www.youtube.com/user/CosmicKidsYoga

Posted: April 6, 2020

 

Dear students and family members,  

The Physical Education teachers at King St. Elementary will be posting a variety of games/activities on a weekly basis, to help you stay physically active while schools are closed. You can access these games/activities by going to Mr. Williston’s and Mr. Noel’s teacher page located on the King St. website.  

We recommend a minimum of 30 mins of physical activity a day. This can be completed in one session or broken down into mini (10-15 mins) sessions.  

We will be using many different resources including: Youtube, OPENPhysEd.org, BOKS Canada, etc. to provide you with activities that can be completed at home with little or no equipment and limited space. Please remember that not all activities have to be completed and you and your family can come up with your own ways to be active.  

Please check with an adult before starting any activity and follow the social distancing rules.  

As teachers and parents, ourselves, we understand that this is new for everyone. We are here to support you. If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact us at the following addresses:  

christopher.noel@nbed.nb.ca  

ralph.williston@nbed.nb.ca 

Thank You,  

Mr. Williston

Mr. Noel

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