Physical Education
Our curriculum promotes many important skills such as health, coordination, following directions, developing awareness of body in space, communication and self-control. Our teacher has created many different participatory options for students that teach skills for exercise and movement and healthy choices to maintain physical well being. She has incorporated:

• Sensory-based activities to help students stretch and gain more body movement.
• Classes to help students learn sports skills and rules.
• A daily walking group in the morning helps students with physical activity, but teaches the students self-control, awareness of space in relation to others around them and counting skills.

We are also active in the Special Olympics.