Richardson Elementary

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Richardson Elementary
Physical Education
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About Mrs. Galloway
Mrs. Galloway has been teaching physical
education at Richardson Elementary since 1997.
Prior to coming to Lee's Summit, she taught
middle and high school physical education in the
Centralia School District. She also coached
softball, basketball and track for the Centralia
Panthers. Mrs. Galloway graduated from Northwest
Missouri State University in 1993 with a BS in
Physical Education/Health and a BS in Corporate
Wellness. Mrs. Galloway has also received her
Masters Degree in Education at Webster
University. She played basketball and ran track
for the Bearcats while attending N.W.M.S.U. Mrs.
Galloway and her husband, Roger, have two boys.
Jackson is 5 years old and Jake is 1 year old.
They live in Greenwood and enjoy being with
family and staying active.
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Cupstacking See it, Believe it, Try It!
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Speed Stacks

• Promotes bilateral proficiency
• Ambidexterity
• Develops hand-eye coordination
• Quickness and Concentration

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P.E. Mission Statement
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It takes a village to raise a healthy
child.. Good health is necessary for academic
success.
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Flexed Arm Hang
Sit-ups
Sit-n-Reach
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• Compares scores to researched and developed
  health standards rather than to national
  averages.
• Measures health-related physical fitness rather
  than performance of physical or sport-related
  skills.
• Recommends individualized physical activity
  programs that will help students in the areas
  where they need improvement.

Fitnessgram
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• Grades 4-6
• Students name, birthdate, gender, grade, height,
  and weight must be entered as well as their
  individual test items
• Computerized scores will be sent home 1st and 4th
  quarters

Fitnessgram
Fitnessgram
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Workout
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Play Hard!
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Eat 5 servings of fruits and vegetables a
day. Cut down on sodas and juice drinks. 8
glasses of water a day
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Upper Body Strength
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Dance

• Is designed to develop basic movement skills, and
  physical fitness as well as to enhance mental,
  social, and emotional abilities.

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Believe in Yourself
Active kids are better learners!
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TEAMWORK! Physical activity builds friendships
and self-esteem.
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P.E.
Working out is Fun!
Physical activity will improve academic
performance.
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Bowling
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Jump
Heart Fitness
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Spring Spectacular!
Tug-O-War
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Heart Disease
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Target Heart Rates
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Nutrition
Make healthier choices to provide energy and
prevent disease.
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Healthy Habits
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Visit the Richardson Physical Education Web Page
for more information about the curriculum and
activities associated with P.E.
http//rhe.k12.mo.us/