Bridging The Gap Between Academics And Physical Education
Our classes develop skills in children needed for sports and acivities. Not only are the rules and physical skills required to play a variety of sports such as softball, tennis, soccer and more taught, but also teamwork, responsibility and leadership.
With a credential in Physical Education and Health, instructor Christine DeJong teaches the appropriate level of physical education for grades K-8.
Taking care of children’s physical education as well as academics, particularly for homeschooled children, is an important element of your child’s development as a well rounded individual.
Physical Education Instructor Christine DeJong
Class Structure
Each semester will consist of 15 lessons. Three units will be 4 weeks and one unit will be 3 weeks. Each lesson is 45 minutes. Classes are taught according to grade levels and will be divided into 2 groups, grades Kindergarten through 3rd grade or grades fourth through eighth.
Requirements
Water bottle
Tennis shoes. No sandals, boots, or backless shoes.
Loose-fitting clothing for easy movement
A good attitude!
*Bathrooms may not be available at each park. Please plan accordingly.
Pricing
Semester price is $180.
$48 per month or $36 for units with 3 lessons *Monthly price is for lessons within the same month.
$14 for individual classes
*Payment must be received prior to class
Payment:
Invoice payment
Venmo
Vendor Payment
Spring 2025 Schedule
Tuesdays – Modesto
Orchard Park 2200 Lincoln Oak Dr., Modesto Ca 95355
K-3 @ 1:00-1:45
4-8 @ 1:45-2:30
Wednesdays – Escalon
Brentwood Park Mission St. Escalon, Ca 95320
K-3 @ 1:00-1:45
4-8 @ 1:45-2:30
Thursdays – Ripon
Mavis Stouffer Park, 1000 Stouffer St., Ripon, Ca 95366
K-3 @ 1:00-1:45
4-8 @ 1:45-2:30
Sign-Up by location.
Cancellation Policy
* If your student is unable to attend class, a make-up class may be attended at another location. No credit classes for the next month.
K - 3
Students will start off learning about their locomotor skills and the skills required for team, dual and individual sports. Students will work on social skills such as: being a good teammate, taking turns, and sharing equipment.
4 - 8
4-8 lessons/units will start to expand on skills and start to work on gameplay activities.