Ped 212 Week 4 Journal

In the course of 1963, I started give instruction in the first grade. We did not energize kindergarten in the little town I lived in. I in Plew, Mo most 12 miles from Carthage Mo, in my first grade we were on one military position of the room and the s grade was on the another(prenominal) side. I cannot retrieve much, but we had a lot of recess prison term and played for long-lasting periods of time. In 1964 we moved to Pierce City were I spend second grade through 6th grade in the elementary school. We spent a lot of free time out side. Our playground equipment consist of merry-go-arounds, slides, teeter totters, slides, swings, baseb completely fields, and monkey finishs.I remember in 3rd 0r tetradth grade my hands slipped and I fall flat on my face. I can remember trying to cover my nose with my shirt because it was all swollen and black and blue. Now, a lot of playground equipment back thusly is no longer part of todays, playground equipment. For example, the merr y-go-arounds, teeter totters, and monkey bar have been removed because too many children were overprotectting hurt. We had balls of all kinds, answer out ropes, hop scotch and even played hide-seek. I had three to four friend that stayed in my group to have play with the activities we chose to play whether they were inside(a) games or outside.However, if it was cold or raining our class had many fun activities that we could play as a group or as individuals. Our gym class was in the lunch room and by and by lunch was served the tables were folded up and lined against the walls. We had physical education every day. Today, some schools does not have physical education and the ones that do may have PE every other day or maybe half the time that should be parcel out by state regulations. According to (Primary Headship, 2008), teachers at primary schools, the requirements PE hours taught per week has rise from two to quintuple (p. ). I n the summer time my family and I loved the outdoors. We played hard as kids back then, we rode our bicycles, play baseball, worked in the garden and went to the lake on the weekends were we have swimming, boating, and water skiing. We always camped down at the water and we had to run or walk the hillock to the bathroom after doing this 10 times a day, you could get all the exercise you mandatory in a day. Today, our young children spend too much time watching t. v. , video games, and their high dollar cell phones.When people film editing out their physical activities they seem to eat more and this puts weight on our bodies, which leads to many health conditions. Junior High was just up the hill from the elementary school during my 7th and 8th years. We also had PE every day for the full hour and between different schools we had track meet set up. This was my favorite class, and I enjoyed everything that they throw at me. I was very agonistic and enjoyed learning my peers and teachers how great I was. Also, my passenger car was also the boys coach. He was get me out of study hall to compete with the boys.This made the boys upset with the coach because even the boys could not beat me in my running abilities. The coach would sound out boys are you going to let a girl beat you. I know why Coach Brown did this to the boys team was to get them actuate and to stay focus. A couple of feet away was the High School buildings. This was grades 9th to twelfth grade. Again I stayed the best in sports that I truly loved. When it came to basketball and volleyball and baseball we played these at our school during PE time, but we did not compete with other schools.However, a year after graduation our school started completing in these sports for the girls. As far as the boys teams they played football, basketball, and baseball in which, they play others school for trophies to add to the schools show case. I graduated in . 1975, and shortly after I chose to tie my high school sweetheart The Primary Headship Art icle, The PE Primary Challenge five hours per week. (April, 2008). Retrieved from http//www. teachingexpertise. com/articles/pre-primary-challenge-fivehours-week-3499