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2007-2008 School Year

Home of the Golden Eagles

Mrs. Angelita Cintado – Principal

Mr. John Franchi – Director of Physical Ed., Health & Athletics

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2005-2006 Charles Campagne Web Page

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Bethpage High School Athletics

Web Page

Bethpage Public School

District #21

Physical Educators

Mrs. Bohringer

Mr. Posch

June 6, 2008

1 p.m.

Welcome to our Long Island Aquarium

Take care of our waters and shores

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Character Education – click here

Health and Nutrition – click here

Heart Rate Monitors – click here

Walk of Fame Bricks – click here

Report Cards – click here

Friday mornings

9:00 – 9:25

Please call Mrs. Bohringer at 644-4471 to sign up

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Elk’s Club Basketball Shooting Contest

2008

District Contest

JFK Middle School – Bethpage

The Elk’s “Hoop Shoot” free throw contest boasts the largest non-commercial, coeducational sports program in America. It is sponsored by the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks. More than three million kids ages 8-13 participate each year.

The local Elks contest hosted by Elks Lodge #1931 (Levittown-Hicksville) was held at Bethpage Middle School, Saturday January 19^th 1:30. This program builds character while promoting integrity, hard work, quality family time and good sportsmanship.

Charles Campagne School Winners include:

Benjamin Bock, Sam Einbinder, Thomas Valenti AGE 8-9

Michelle Vayner AGE 8-9

Jake Einbinder, Brian Kupfer AGE 10

Alexandra Carriero AGE 10

District Contest at JFK Middle School

Thomas Valenti – 1^st place

Alexandra Carriero – 2^nd place

Brian Kupfer – 3^rd place

(They finished in their age bracket)

Physical Education

Philosophy

Physical Education Rules

A Note from Mr. Posch and Mrs. Bohringer

Turn off the television and video games and GO EXERCISE !

Make good food choices and drink plenty of water.

GO OUTSIDE AND PLAY !

Establish a routine.

Set aside time each day as activity time –

walk, jog, skate, cycle, or swim.

Adults need at least 30 minutes of physical activity most days of the week;

children 60 minutes everyday or most days.

What’s Happening In Class ?

Students have played hockey safely with foam safety sticks.

Offensive and defensive skills, passing and spreading out the court have been stressed.

Students will perform different hand eye coordination and balance activities.

Spinning plates, devil sticks, juggling scarves and bean bags, stilts and pogo stick

Charles Campagne’s own bowling alley. Strikes galore.

The boys and girls loved this activity. Cooperation and friendly competition !

The students will practice volleyball skills: set, forearm pass, serve.

Students will perform skills by themselves, with a partner and group and also in a game setting.

The students will practice catching and throwing over the volleyball net.

Students need to move to the ball in order to have success.

The students will further develop eye-hand coordination.

Dribbling, Passing, Shooting, Offense, Defense.

Students will play pumpkin skeleton dodge

Trick or Treat Game

Skeleton Bone run

Legend of Sleepy Hollow

Halloween Carnival

Students will perform their best fitness run on the basketball court of the gym.

Students continue to run following the series of beeps, horns, sirens. The sounds gradually get quicker and quicker. Students continue as long as they reach the black line by the sound.

Their scores will be recorded. Students will receive an evaluation and notification to receive extra fitness development before school.

Students will develop strength, balance and coordination while using safety practices on a scooter. There will be single and partner exercises.

Arm and leg strength, Balance, Team work, Safety while playing, Lots of fun.

Passing, Catching, Pass Patterns, Running Patterns

Quarterback, Receiver, Offense, Defense

Line of Scrimmage, “Hike” “go”, Spiral

Kick-off, Punt, Downs, Completions

1/3 mile run

sit-ups – 1 minute

pull-ups

flexibility – sit and reach box

dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting

possession, overall ball control, composure

defense, offense, goal keeper

throw-in, goal kick, corner kick

midfield line, 18 yard box, 6 yard box

line soccer, 3 v 3, 6 v 6