Physical Education

The St. James physical education curriculum places a strong emphasis on lifetime fitness, basic motor and sports skills, and fun! Sportsmanship and its relationship to Christianity is stressed at every level. In Pre-Kindergarten and kindergarten classes, students practice basic motor and non-locomotor skills, rhythm and creative movement, stunts and tumbling, and health and safety issues. Active games and relays make up sixty percent of the class time and are used to reinforce skill instruction.		Quick Links P.E. Teacher Jeanette Foster

The St. James physical education curriculum places a strong emphasis on lifetime fitness, basic motor and sports skills, and fun! Sportsmanship and its relationship to Christianity is stressed at every level.

In Pre-Kindergarten and kindergarten classes, students practice basic motor and non-locomotor skills, rhythm and creative movement, stunts and tumbling, and health and safety issues. Active games and relays make up sixty percent of the class time and are used to reinforce skill instruction.

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P.E. Teacher

Jeanette Foster

	Students in first and second grade continue to practice and refine skills introduced in Pre-K and Kindergarten. Sports skills are introduced and all students participate in the President's Challenge. Active games and relays continue to reinforce skills and make up forty percent of class time. Instruction in grades three, four, and five focuses on team sports, physical fitness, stunts and tumbling, rhythmic activities, health and safety, and lifetime recreational activities. Students continue to participate in the President's Challenge and are provided an opportunity to participate in intramural sports.

Students in first and second grade continue to practice and refine skills introduced in Pre-K and Kindergarten. Sports skills are introduced and all students participate in the President's Challenge. Active games and relays continue to reinforce skills and make up forty percent of class time.

Instruction in grades three, four, and five focuses on team sports, physical fitness, stunts and tumbling, rhythmic activities, health and safety, and lifetime recreational activities. Students continue to participate in the President's Challenge and are provided an opportunity to participate in intramural sports.

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