• Sandra Corr
     Teacher
    This year: PE Courses 1 & 2
     
     
     
     
    Email: sandra.corr@sausdlearns.net
     
    or
    sandra.corr@sausd.us
     
    Parents/guardians/family members who are supporting our students' education, please feel free to text or call me anytime @949.294.1132
     
    Now in Session -- Fall 2022-23
     
           Period 1 -- P.E. 10-12 Course 2
    Period 2 -- P.E. 9 Course 1
    Period 3 -- P.E. 9 Course 1
    Period 4 -- P.E. 9 Course 1
    Period 6 -- P.E. 9 Course 1
     
    Conference Period 7 -- 2:30 - 3:30
     
     
      
     
     
     
    See Mrs. Corr's 2022-2023 Course Syllabuses Below:
     
     

    Physical Education Course 1 Syllabus 

     

    Instructor: Sandra Corr

    Office Phone: 714-569-6386 (do not leave message/instead use email please)

    Email: sandra.corr@sausd.us

     

    Course Description:

     

    Physical Education Course 1 curriculum is sequential, developmental and acknowledges individual patterns of physiological and psychological growth and delineated grade level expectations. It introduces 9th graders to the High School physical education experience and develops student knowledge, skills and values, which support student health literacy, wellness, efficient and expressive movement, self-discovery and social competence. The course will include instruction, learning, and assessment in the following content areas:

    • Effects of physical activity upon dynamic health (health related fitness)
    • Mechanics of body movement
    • Aquatics
    • Individual and dual sports
    • Team sports
    • Rhythms and Dance

    This course is designed for students in grade 9. During Course I, students will advance their movement skills in aquatics, rhythms/dance, and individual and dual activities. They will also seek to achieve a level of physical fitness that supports both their health, and performance goals.  Further, students will demonstrate their knowledge of psychological and sociological concepts and strategies that apply to the learning and performance of physical activity.  This course will also prepare students for the state mandated physical fitness test. All students enrolled in the course must demonstrate progress towards mastering the high school physical education content standards. This course is a prerequisite for Physical Education Course 2.

     

    Objectives:

     

    • Students in the 9th grade will be assessed in a baseline California Physical Fitness test at the beginning of the school year. 
    • Students will learn the importance of the five physical fitness components and understand the purpose of the California Physical Fitness test. 
    • Students will be taught proper form and technique, and be trained and evaluated on their progress of the mile run, pacer run, sit and reach, shoulder reach, trunk lift, push-ups and curl-ups throughout the fall semester by way of weekly fitness days.
    • The California Physical Fitness Test will be administered in March. 
    • Students will learn the importance of physical education, physical fitness and how it relates to living healthy for a lifetime. 
    • Students will learn the major muscle’s actions and principles of exercise and how it relates to fundamental skills for individual activities throughout the school year.  
    • Students will participate in an Aquatics unit in which they will learn water safety and basic swimming techniques. They will only be allowed in shallow water for comfort and precautionary reasons. 
    • Students will participate in a Rhythm/Dance unit focused on Fad dances. 
    • Students will participate in individual sports such as golf, frisbee golf, tennis and badminton. 

     

    Materials:

     

    Students must be prepared in their PE clothes every day.

    • Saddleback PE clothes or exercise appropriate (GREEN, GRAY or GOLD) T-shirts and shorts free of logos are required. NO black allowed and NO leggings allowed. 
    • Sweats (GREEN, GRAY or GOLD) and school appropriate sweaters are only allowed during cold weather or for personal reasons with parent request and teacher consent.
      • If PE clothes are forgotten, you must request LOANERS from our equipment manager with your school ID or a personal item.
    • If PE clothes are lost or stolen, it is your responsibility to replace them as soon as possible.
    • Students must wear proper footwear for physical activities.
    • Locks are required to safely lock your belongings in your assigned locker. We are not responsible for lost or stolen items. Always double check that you lock your locker with your lock. 
    • Writing materials or chromebooks will be required 1-2 times per unit. Your teacher will advise.

     

    Assessments:

     

    • Students who actively participate to the best of their ability may earn a maximum of 10 daily participation points. 
    • On fitness days students will be assessed on knowledge of exercises, participation, and individual progress.
    • Other assessments include, but are not limited to, fundamental skill assessment, self assessments, homework, nearpods, activity logs, video assessments, quizzes, and final exam.
    • Students who are unable to physically participate due to medical reasons longer than 3 days must obtain an excuse from a physician (AR 6142.71).  Students will have an opportunity to make up daily participation points if they report to my office hours, have an excused absence, parent note, or long term physician’s note on file with the school’s nurse. 

     

    Grading scale/Categories:

    Participation/Classwork: 50%

    Physical Fitness: 25%

    Assessment/Quizzes: 15%

    Final exam: 10%

    Classroom Procedures and Expectations:

     

    Students will

    • Be prepared and on time for class.
    • Use the restroom during passing period and locker room time. 
    • Sit on their roll call number when they exit the locker room. 
    • Respect the rights of others, equipment, and building facilities 
    • Show discipline by positively engaging in class activities 

    Tardy 

     

    • Students will be marked tardy if they are not sitting on their roll call number when the teacher reports to class unless they have a valid pass.
    • On time refers to sitting on your number prepared for class when the teacher reports to class and begins taking roll. 

     

    Make up work 

     

    • It is the student’s responsibility to ask for missing work after an excused absence.
    • Students may report to office hours or view the class video to see what they missed. 
    • Makeup work must be completed in a timely manner.
    • Students may only make up work from the current grading period. Once a grading period has ended, make up work will not be accepted.

     

    Cell Phone and Other Personal Technology: 

     

    • The expectation is that all phones and or devices be locked up in gym lockers during class time.
    • Students may also leave their technology in the teacher's office if they do not trust the safety of their locker. 
    • If cell phones are brought to class, the teacher will confiscate it and return it at the end of class. School cell phone policy will follow and parent pick up will be required. 

     

    Consequences:

     

    • The teacher will address minor infractions by speaking with students one-on-one. 
    • The teacher will contact parents if behavior continues.
    • Students will be referred to the student-relations Administrator for continuous and large infractions.  
    • Administration will take on the responsibility of requesting a conference with the parents and assigning additional consequences. 

     

    PE 1 Schedule

     

    This is the planned schedule for the school year. Our Fitness Days are scheduled for one day per week. For my class it is on Fridays. Students are expected to be dressed in the PE uniform every day unless advised not to and must bring their chromebook or notebook when requested for note taking in the Varsity room. No other items are to be brought to class. Activities are subject to change but students will be informed of these changes. 

     

    Unit Dates/ Locations

     

    Unit/Activity

    Aug 16 - Aug 20

    Gym

     

    Syllabus, PE clothes, Locker assignments

    Aug 23 - Sep 03

    Gym/Blacktop/

    Varsity Rm.

     

    Introduction to PE Course 1

    PFT components 

    Baseline Testing 

    Sep 06 - Oct 01

    Gym/Field/ Track/Varsity Rm.

     

    Unit 1: Flag Football/Capture the Flag

    Environment (Heat Illnesses)/ HIIT/Physical and health fitness skills 

    Oct 04 - Oct 29

    Gym/Blacktop/ Varsity

     

    Unit 2: Basketball

    Biomechanics and Principles of exercises 

    Nov 01  - Dec 03 Gym/Field/ Varsity

     

    Unit 3: Soccer

    Basic Swim / Water Sports for Recreation

    Dec 06 - 13

    Gym/Varsity Rm

     

    Review

    Dec 14 - 16

    Rotating

     

    Final Exams

    Jan 03 - Jan 28

    Blacktop/ Gym/ Varsity

     

    Unit 4: Dance

    Cultural Dances & Fad Dances 

    Jan 31 - Feb 25

    Grass/ Gym/ Varsity/

     

    Unit 5: Volleyball

    Feb 28 - Mar 11

    Gym/Track/ Varsity

     

    Physical Fitness Testing 

    Mar 14  - Apr 15

    Track/ Gym/ Varsity

     

    Unit 6: Softball

    Apr 18 - May 13

    Wrestling/Gym/Varsity 

     

    Unit 7: Badminton

    May 16 - May 30 Varsity Rm/ Gym

     

    Review

    May 31 - Jun 3

    Rotating

     

    Final Exams

     

    Ongoing and integrated Unit: Social Skills and Cooperative Activities

    Ongoing Unit: Fitness and Health -- Individual Fitness and Health Plans

     

    Physical Education Course 2 Syllabus 

     

    Instructor: Sandra Corr

    Office Phone: 714-569-6386 (please do not leave messages/ rather email)

    Email: sandra.corr@sausd.us

     

    Course Description:

     

    Physical Education Course 2 is sequential, developmental and acknowledges individual patterns of physiological and psychological growth and delineated grade level expectations. It allows students to extend the high school physical education experience and expand student content knowledge, motor skill and aesthetic value of movement which support student health literacy, wellness, efficient and expressive movement, self-discovery and pro-social competence. The course will include instruction, learning, and assessment in the following content areas:

    • Effects of physical activity upon dynamic health (health related fitness)
    • Mechanics of body movement
    • Combatives
    • Individual and dual sports
    • Team sports

    This course is designed for students in grade 10.  During Course 2, students will have the opportunity to learn through a comprehensive, sequentially planned Physical Education program. Students will be empowered to further define and meet their personal goals to improve fitness and enhance performance in physical activities for a lifetime.  This course will also prepare students who did not previously pass the state mandated physical fitness test in the 9th grade to be able to meet the requirement. 

     

    Objectives:

     

    • Students will increase their knowledge on the mechanics of body movement and how it enhances their fundamental skills for dual activities and team sports throughout the school year.
    • Students will participate in an Aquatics unit in which they will review water safety and basic swim as they prepare to learn more detailed swimming skills such as breathing under water, freestyle stroke, and the backstroke.
    • Students will participate in combatives lessons where they will develop self defense, wrestling and or MMA knowledge and skills. 
    • Students will participate in team sports such as basketball, volleyball, soccer, ultimate frisbee, flag football, where they will learn teamwork skills, communication skills, fundamentals, game strategies and hopefully an interest for school team sports or intramural activities. 
    • The students will be graded by their ability to perform the fundamental skills being taught and their progress and achievements that take place during each unit, their willingness to participate in each unit, and knowledge of presented materials.

     

    Materials:

     

    Students must be prepared in their PE clothes every day.

    • Saddleback PE clothes or exercise appropriate (GREEN, GRAY or GOLD) T-shirts and shorts free of logos are required. NO black allowed and NO leggings allowed. 
    • Sweats (GREEN, GRAY or GOLD) and school appropriate sweaters are only allowed during cold weather or for personal reasons with parent request and teacher consent.
      • If PE clothes are forgotten, you must request LOANERS from our equipment manager with your school ID or a personal item.
    • If PE clothes are lost or stolen, it is your responsibility to replace them as soon as possible.
    • Students must wear proper footwear for physical activities.
    • Locks are required to safely lock your belongings in your assigned locker. We are not responsible for lost or stolen items. Always double check that you lock your locker with your lock. 
    • Writing materials or chromebooks will be required 1-2 times per unit. Your teacher will advise.

     

    Assessments:

     

    • Students who actively participate to the best of their ability may earn a maximum of 10 daily participation points. 
    • On fitness days students will be assessed on knowledge of exercises, participation, and individual progress.
    • Other assessments include, but are not limited to, fundamental skill assessment, self assessments, homework, nearpods, flip grids, activity logs, video assessments, quizzes, and final exam.
    • Students who are unable to physically participate due to medical reasons longer than 3 days must obtain an excuse from a physician (AR 6142.71).  Students will have an opportunity to make up daily participation points if they report to my office hours, have an excused absence, parent note, or long term physician’s note on file with the school’s nurse. 

     

    Grading scale/Categories:

    Participation/Classwork 50%

    Physical fitness: 25%

    Skill assessment/Quizzes: 15%

    Final exam: 10%

     

    Classroom Procedures and Expectations:

     

    Students will 

    • Be prepared and on time for class.
    • Use the restroom during passing period and locker room time. 
    • Sit on their roll call number when they exit the locker room. 
    • Respect the rights of others, equipment, and building facilities 
    • Show discipline by positively engaging in class activities 

     

    Tardy 

     

    • Students will be marked tardy if they are not sitting on their roll call number when the teacher reports to class unless they have a valid pass.
    • On time refers to sitting on your number prepared for class when the teacher reports to class and begins taking roll. 

     

    Make up work 

     

    • It is the student’s responsibility to ask for missing work after an excused absence.
    • Students may report to office hours or view the class video to see what they missed. 
    • Makeup work must be completed in a timely manner.
    • Students may only make up work from the current grading period. Once a grading period has ended, make up work will not be accepted. 

     

    Cell Phone and Other Personal Technology:

     

    • The expectation is that all phones and or devices be locked up in gym lockers during class time.
    • Students may also leave their technology in the teacher's office if they do not trust the safety of their locker. 
    • If cell phones are brought to class, the teacher will confiscate it and return it at the end of class. School cell phone policy will follow and parent pick up will be required. 

     

    Consequences:

     

    • The teacher will address minor infractions by speaking with students one-on-one. 
    • The teacher will contact parents if behavior continues.
    • Students will be referred to the student-relations Administrator for continuous and large infractions.  
    • Administration will take on the responsibility of requesting a conference with the parents and assigning additional consequences. 

     

    PE 2 Schedule

     

    This is the planned schedule for the school year. Our Fitness Days are scheduled for one day per week.  Students are expected to be dressed in the PE uniform every day unless advised not to and must bring their chromebook or notebook when requested for note taking in the Varsity room. No other items are to be brought to class. Activities are subject to change but students will be informed of these changes. 

     

    Unit Dates/ Locations

     

    Unit/Activity

    Aug 16 - Aug 20

    Gym

     

    Syllabus, PE clothes, Locker assignments

    Aug 23 - Sep 03

    Gym/Blacktop/

    Varsity Rm

     

    Introduction to PE Course 2 

    PFT components 

    Baseline Testing 

    Sep 06 - Oct 01

    Gym/Track/ Field

    Varsity Rm

     

    Unit 1: Flag Football/Capture the Flag

    (Heat Illnesses)/ HIIT/Physical and health fitness skills 

    Oct 04 - Oct 29

    Gym/Blacktop

    Varsity Rm

     

    Unit 2: Basketball

    Biomechanics and Principles of exercises 

    Nov 01  - Dec 03 Gym/Field/Track

    Varsity Rm

     

    Unit 3: Soccer

    Dec 06 - 13

    Varsity Rm/ Gym

     

    Review

    Dec 14 - 16

    Rotating

     

    Final Exams

    Jan 03 - Jan 28

    Wrestling room/ Gym/Varsity

     

    Unit 4: Gymnastics/Combatives

    Jan 31 - Feb 25

    Grass field/Gym/ Varsity

     

    Unit 5: 

    Volleyball

    Feb 28 - Mar 11

    Gym/Track/ Varsity

     

    Physical Fitness Testing

     

    Mar 14  - Apr 15

    Grass field/Field/ Varsity 

     

    Unit 6: Softball


     

    Apr 18 - May 13

    Wrestling Rm/ Gym/ Varsity Rm.

     

    Unit 7: Yoga

    May 16 - May 30 Wrestling Rm/ Varsity  Rm.

     

    Review 

    May 31 -Jun 2

    Rotating

     

    Final Exams

     

    Ongoing and integrated Unit: Social Skills and Cooperative Activities

    Ongoing Unit: Fitness and Health -- Create and integrate Individual Health/Fitness Plans


     

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
Last Modified on August 10, 2022