All About PE With Coach Frazer

  • Top 10: Things to Know About Middle School PE!!!
    PE in Middle School is a big change for the 6th graders, as they will now meet every day AND they will earn a grade in this class. That, in itself, is a big aspect that the kids take time adjusting to, but once we get the ball rolling, the students really enjoy stepping away from other academics and their chairs and physically get moving while learning about health and fitness.

    1) Pe Classes Meet Everyday! We are a graded class, which means we have standards-based assignments, tests, and other assessments. We also have make- up work for days missed!

    2) Students Will Be Expected to Dress out in Their Pe Uniforms for Every Class. (dressing out is part of their grades and helps with basic hygiene) PE uniforms are gray shirts and blue or black shorts.

    3) We Sell Uniforms ($12 shirts/ $12 shorts) and you can also purchase your PE locks/locker rental ($12) online. Lockers are not mandatory, but are helpful . You can order these online: https://palmbeach.schoolcashonline.com

    4) We Go Outside a Lot!!!!! Kids, Shoes, and Clothes Will Get Dirty.

    5) Students Are Expected to Have a Water Bottle or Sports Drink to Help Them Stay Hydrated.

    6) Physical Education (Pe) Is About Moving and Learning About Being Fit. We Want the Kids to Actively Participate to the Best of Their Abilities Everyday.

    7) Kids Will Get Sweaty. Kids Will Get Very Sweaty and Smelly. We Recommend Deodorant. 

    8) Locker rooms are used for dressing out. Students are responsible for their belongings and locking their lockers. Labeling water bottles and clothing helps to prevent loss!!

    9) Dodgeball Is a Movie, Not a Game We Play.

    10) Studies show that kids who exercise regularly have increased oxygen flow to their brains, resulting in higher brain functioning. (Yes – we’re making your kids smarter!)

    Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions! Thanks!

    Coach Frazer
    Kristen.frazer@palmbeachschools.org