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Health and Physical
Education
| Course Title |
Year |
Units |
| Christian Health &
Wellness (1200) |
9 |
(Required) .5 |
This required
course seeks to develop a health-conscious Christian who
applies Christian principles to personal matters of physical,
emotional, social, and spiritual health. Such an individual
is capable of analyzing personal life-styles and communicating
healthy concepts to others. Unit topics include: Healthy
decision making, Nutrition, Mental health, Human development,
Preventing substance abuse, and Modern health problems.
Pre-req: None |
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| Physical Education 1 (1201
Boys - 1202 Girls) |
10 |
(Required) .5 |
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This required co-ed course combines
team activities and individual/lifetime sports. The course
helps students develop good health habits, physical
fitness, motor skills, and an appreciation and knowledge
of various sporting experiences. Activities include
country dance, badminton, hockey, pickleball, fitness,
in-line skating, scoops ball, and indoor soccer.Pre-req:
None |
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| Physical Education 2 (1203
Boys - 1204 Girls) |
11 |
(Required) .5
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This required co-ed course combines
team activities and individual/lifetime sports. The course
helps students develop good health habits, physical
fitness, motor skills, and an appreciation and knowledge
of various sporting experiences. Activities include
tennis, social dance, handball/racquetball, team handball,
fitness, ultimate Frisbee, and lacrosse. Pre-req: Phy
Ed 1 |
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| Physical Education 3 (1208) |
12 |
.5
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This class will help students
appreciate their God-given bodies and assist them in
developing good exercise and nutrition habits. The student
will develop and implement a 16-week exercise program.
Using the interactive CD-ROM "Active Trainer," the student
will be able to test and analyze their composition,
strength, and aerobic ability. From this analysis they
will write their own goals to be followed for three days
each week. Two days of the week will be set aside for
competitive activities based on units from Physical
Education 1 and 2. These activities include: basketball,
volleyball, racquetball, speedball, soccer, softball,
Frisbee football, flag football, and lacrosse.
Pre-req: Successful completion of Phy Ed 2 |
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