REPORT CARD:

Look for the following assessments/reports for your child from the Physical Education Department:

Skill Assessments – RUBRICS are used to assess a student’s skill ability in 9 areas;

· Daily Fitness/Exercise Performance

· Hand-Eye Coordination (5^th- overhand serve volleyball; 4^th – forearm pass volleyball; 3^rd - underhand serve @ net volleyball; 2^nd – underhand serve to the wall)

· Foot-Eye Coordination (5^th – punt a football; 4^th – inside of foot pass with soccer ball; 3^rd – kick a rolling playground ball; kick a stationary playground ball )

· Tumbling are reported in March

For June:

· Daily Fitness/Exercise Performance

· Throwing (5^th & 3^rd grades)

· Catching (4^th & 2^nd grades)

· Exercise Physiology Questions (the FIT Principal, cardiovascular concepts, training, etc)

· Striking (5^th – overhand serve to wall with paddle; 4^th – hit a pitched ball with a bat; 3^rd – hit a ball with a paddle using a forehand swing; 2^nd – hit a ball off a tee)

· Aquatics level (3^rd-5^th grades).**

**Please note… on the School Tool Physical Education report card there are several errors that we can not correct at this time:

· Grades 5 & 3 should read “Throwing” rather than “Catching”

· “Aquatics” should not appear on the 2^nd grade report card.

· “Aquatics” & “Swim Level” grades 3-5 are incorrect. You will find your child’s swim level in the“Comment” area. We only test Manor students at Level 3 due to time constraints. Many children who we’ve determined to be at Level 4 may actually be at a higher level.

…FITNESS SCORES…

FitnessGram: an individual fitness profile of your child’s level of fitness in 3 areas that is printed on a separate sheet from the overall report card. Grades 3-5 are using FitnessGram while the 2^nd grade has their scores displayed on the main report card. Beginning next year your child will receive a FitnessGram in Nov. and June.

Grade 3 – FitnessGram recognizes performance at this age to be less defined than the older students, therefore you will see that to finish the run/walk is considered acceptable. We, as a department, feel that ¾ mile is sufficient for 3^rd grade students and that the benchmark for that distance for a healthy zone is 9:00-12:00.

The information in this web page represents that of the Manor PE Department and not necessarily that of or endorsed by the Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School.