Physical Education at Coyote Ridge focuses on enhancing movement concepts and skills, understanding basic health-related components and skill-related components of fitness and how it relates to personal fitness, demonstrating respect and the ability to follow directions. In each grade, students demonstrate various movement concepts; assess personal behaviors; connect fitness development to body systems; demonstrate respect for self, others, and various physical activity environments; and utilize safety procedures during physical activities.
Adams 12 Cross Country Race & Lions Club Relays
In October 4th and 5th graders will be invited to participate in the Annual Adams 12 Elementary Cross Country Race. In May, students in grades 1-5 will have an opportunity to participate in the annual Lions Club Relays event.
Scan the QR code or click here to complete the waiver.
Mark your Calendar Lions Club Relays are May 4th 2025. All students in grades 1-5 are invited to participate in this event. Practices will be held on the CRE field from 7:00am-7:30am on T/Th mornings 4/22, 4/24, 4/29, and 5/1.For additional information and participants sign up click on the links below.
Fall has been a busy time in Physical Education. The month started with the Adams 12 Elementary Cross Country Race on October 4th. Congratulations to all of our 4th and 5th grade runners!
Race Results:
4th Grade Girls 4th Place Overall No top 10 finishers.
4th Grade Boys 1st Place Overall
Zachary Markey (2nd Place Finisher)
Bennett Schwulst ( 8th Place Finisher)
Brayden Jantz (10th Place Finisher)
5th Grade Girls 6th Place Overall
Kayla Pozzi (6th Place Finisher)
5th Grade Boys 3rd Place Overall
Kieran Geary (5th Place Finisher)
During the month of October students focused on developing and applying both their chasing, dodging and fleeing skills as well as throwing and catching skills. Pictured below are students engaged in small group throwing and catching activities utilizing Omnikin 36” balls.
Pictured below, students are warming up for a Halloween themed activity called Zombies in the Graveyard.
As we move into November, students in grades K-5 will be attempting to set a new world record for most people sport stacking in multiple locations.
We are just getting underway with our Sport Stacking unit by learning and reviewing the 3-3-3 (the first competitive stack of Sport Stacking). We will follow up with 3-6-3, the second competitive stack in Sport stacking, and conclude with time trials.
Pictured below students are engaged in Stack Tag, applying their use of the 3-3-3 stacking pattern in a game situation.
Please help support your student(s) in doing their best in Physical Education class by reminding them to wear or bring tennis shoes and bring a water bottle on gym days.
