Miss Leopardi's Physical Education

Thursday, March 01, 2007

Extra Credit - Heart-Rate math!

Name____________________________ Class______ Due Date: 3/16/07
Teacher: Miss Leopardi Physical Education Class

Calculation of Maximum Heart Rate
The easiest and best known method to calculate your maximum heart rate (MHR) is to use the formula:


Maximum Heart Rate (MHR) = 220 - Age.


Now enter your own information into this same formula:

MHR = 220 - ________





What is your maximum heart rate? ____________

Friday, December 01, 2006

Soccer Extra Credit Quiz

Name_______________________________ Class Number___________

This assignment is due by December 22nd, 2006.


1. True or False: The defense helps to protect the goal.




2. True or False: You dribble the soccer ball by bouncing it on the ground with your hands.



3. What is the name of the player who protects the goal?



4. True or False: The offense may travel to any part of the soccer field, and the defense should stay near their team’s goal.



5. What is your favorite thing about playing soccer?

Saturday, September 30, 2006

Kickball Extra Credit Quiz

Kickball Extra Credit Quiz


Name________________________________ Miss Leopardi

Class number________ Girls Phys. Ed.


1. Describe what the difference is between a home run and a run.









2. What are 5 of the ways to get “out” in a game of kickball?

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3. How many runners are allowed on a base at the same time?



4. What do you like best about the game of kickball?

Class update

The 7th and 8th grade girls began kickball scrimmages last week, and will start their kickball tournaments this week. Our 6th graders will continue scrimmages and reviewing the rules of kickball into this coming week. They will begin their kickball tournaments the week of October 9th, 2006.

For those of you looking to earn some extra credit, I will be posting a kickball extra credit quiz online. Please print this quiz out, complete it, and return it to me by friday, October 20th, 2006.

Tuesday, June 13, 2006

Cleaning out our lockers

This week we are working on cleaning out our lockers in the locker room. Please bring in a plastic bag so that you have something to carry your things home in. Also, remember to keep your uniforms and locks somewhere safe during the summer vacation, because you will need them again in September.

Monday, May 29, 2006

Jump Rope For Heart

Our "Jump Rope For Heart" fundraiser has drawn to a close, and our students did an excellent job. We managed to raise over seven hundred dollars for the American Heart Association, and our school will be receiving 13 MORE free jump ropes! (In addition to the gym equipment already given to our school from the American Heart Association.)

Our students vs. teachers jump rope competition was also a success. The students and teachers participated in a hula hoop competition, individual jump rope, long jump rope, and double dutch competitions. Everyone did an excellent job, and in the end, the students won the competition.

Our participating teachers were:
Ms. Leopardi
Ms. Kraker
Ms. Barunas
Mrs. Baskies
Mrs. O'Gorman

Thanks to everyone involved in our fundraiser and competition - you did an amazing job!! :)

Saturday, May 20, 2006

Students vs Teachers Jump Rope Competition

On Thursday morning we will be holding our very first students vs teachers jump rope competition. This contest will include individual jump rope activities, hula hoops, and group jump rope activities (long rope and double dutch). It will be taking place in the gym at 7:15 am. In order to enter the competition, students need to donate $5 to the American Heart Association Jump Rope For Heart fundraiser. All money must be in by Wednesday at the latest. Hope to see you all there!

Monday, May 01, 2006

Spring update :)

The girls at IS93 completed our fitness unit and they all did a FANTASTIC job. We wrapped up the FITNESSGRAM fitness testing in early April, and we have spent the last few weeks learning about the importance of exercise and fitness. The girls exercised at 8 different stations in the gym, and we monitored our heart rates. We also discussed the importance of raising our heart rates with physical activity for at least 15 minutes, 3 days a week.

This week we are starting a unit on badminton. So far, I have seen the girls demonstrate a lot of enthusiasm as well as talent in this activity. Keep up the great work girls!