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Re: required pe
Posted by skylark2868 on 8/23/08
On 8/23/08, Tired Teacher wrote:
> We have p.e. 45 minutes a day 4 days a week.
>
> It seems that if our state wanted children to be healthier,
> they wouldn't sell them chips along with their lunches.
> Yes, sometimes they are baked, but if a child eats all of
> his hot lunch AND the chips, think of all the calories they
> are taking in..... My school is also going to start selling
> ice cream, too. Hello obesity - we're here to stay!
>
> Seems like there should be some balance between the food
> program and exercise program with the schools...
>
> At any given time at our school, there are at least 75 kids
> in p.e. in one gym. I know that 75 kids can't possibly be
> getting the required time.
At my school, the cafeteria has also begun to sell ice cream -
those cute Blue Bell things, which are made with full cream ice
cream. Not to mention all the sprinkles, coatings, etc.
Nothing against ice cream, but why don't they sell sherbet or
frozen yogurt?
Posts on this thread, including this one
- required pe, 8/01/08, by ??.
- Re: required pe, 8/23/08, by Tired Teacher.
- Re: required pe, 8/23/08, by skylark2868.
- Re: required pe, 8/26/08, by ??????????????????.
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